Sugar infographics
Dr Unwin's visual charts turn everyday foods into teaspoons of sugar, making the low-carb discussion easier to understand and share.
Open sugar infographicsStart with the free PHC resources Dr Unwin's work helped make famous, read the evidence behind the approach, and choose how you want to stay connected.
Dr Unwin has spent years helping NHS patients improve metabolic health with lower-carbohydrate, real-food advice. His Diary of a CEO discussion focused on how everyday food choices can affect blood sugar, fatty liver, weight, and Type 2 diabetes risk.
PHC's role is to make that practical: free patient resources, evidence summaries, community programmes, and membership support that helps keep the work available to everyone.
These resources stay free to access and share. Use them for your own next step, or pass them to someone who needs a clear visual explanation.
Dr Unwin's visual charts turn everyday foods into teaspoons of sugar, making the low-carb discussion easier to understand and share.
Open sugar infographicsPlain-English guides for patients, families, and clinicians who want a practical starting point after the podcast.
Download bookletsA free course for turning food-rather-than-pills principles into everyday meals, shopping habits, and family routines.
Watch the courseIf you want to go deeper before sharing PHC resources, start with the evidence library and the healthy eating guideline review.
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UK members and international supporters both help keep practical resources free and fund evidence-based metabolic health work.
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UK membership helps fund free patient resources, evidence summaries, and community programmes that reduce pressure on local services.
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International supporters are part of the same mission, helping keep resources free while backing evidence summaries and community programmes.
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