Hi Julia Bastiman   Ohhhh—thank you for bringing that to my attention. The breakfast recipes were not updated in the final version to match the protein levels stated. The lunches and dinners are all okay ( but I will double-check that). We have taken the recipe book down and will redo it and have it back up today! 

I will go through additional protein requirements tomorrow in R Club Clinic, and thank you again. x

Mita Davda well quite x

Leanne Blanden I love the NAD gold from Quicksilver. Qaulia also do a nice one too x

I love that! and yes you can - although watch timings and bedtime. xx

So glad to hear it - I hope eveyone else's day went well - xx

Mita Davda — prebiotics are fibres or compounds (like FOS – fructooligosaccharides) that feed the good bacteria in your gut. Probiotics are the live bacteria themselves. As you are taking epetōme which is a symbiotic - you’re getting both — the bugs and their food — which is great for encouraging growth and diversity in your microbiome.

So no — you don’t need to take an additional prebiotic. If anything, just keep up a fibre-rich diet with a mix of plant foods to support what you’re already doing. Xx

quite right too - it was a great session I hope you enjoy it x

It was a great session, everyone - thank you, Dr Mark, for your time, Leanne Blanden  and Victoria Twiston-Davies we answered your questions, and I hope you find them helpful x

here is the link again xx https://rhealthclub.roseferguson.com/programs/rose-ferguson-rhc-health-club-r-doctor-on-call-1109-a4064d?category_id=215726

Leanne Blanden  - yes that is great - we will cover those xx