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Why does nutrition matter to you?

As a dietetics' master's student, I know how important good nutrition is, but that doesn't make life any less busy.
I wanted meals that matched my goals, not just something quick and convenient.

How does Field Doctor fit?

Field Doctor made that easy.
Every meal is designed by registered dieticians, so I know it's balanced and is made with good quality ingredients.

How does it feel different?

I know I've got a meal that supports the way I want to eat.
It feels much more personal than just another ready meal.

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more content: general health

Staying Hydrated in the Heat
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By Laura Tilt

With temperatures rising this week and over the summer in the UK, we're turning our attention to hydration. In this blog, we look at why hydration matters, the signs of dehydration to watch out for, and how to keep your fluid levels topped up when it's hot.

Nutrition in Later-Stage CKD (Stages 3b–5)
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By Ellie Evans

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a long-term condition where the kidneys do not work as well as they should. CKD is divided into 5 stages. In this article we'll look at diet in stages 3b-5 (later-stage chronic kidney disease).

Being diagnosed with later-stage chronic kidney disease can feel daunting, and you may have questions about what you can eat. We spoke to specialist renal dietitian Ellie Evans about the key nutrition priorities when you're living with more advanced CKD.

We also have a blog on eating well with early stage Chronic Kidney Disease, if you are in stages 1 to 3.

Protein - Your Questions Answered
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By Laura Tilt

If there's one nutrient that promises to deliver on every health goal, it's protein. But what does the latest research say about its benefits, and how much do you really need? We asked our Dietitian Laura for the answers.

Eating Well with Early Chronic Kidney Disease
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By Ellie Evans

Being diagnosed with early‑stage chronic kidney disease (CKD stages 1–3) can feel worrying, and you may have questions about what you can eat. We spoke to specialist renal dietitian Ellie Evans about the key nutrition priorities when you're living with CKD.

If you are in the later stages of CKD, read our other blog explaining the importance of nutrition and diet in stages 3b to 5.

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