
The Kitchen (Eat Well)
Eating well doesn't mean perfection - it means nourishment. It means finding food that works for you and your life. Whether you're managing a health condition, dealing with fatigue, cooking for a family or just trying to make better choices in a busy world, small changes can make a big difference over time.
Food affects everything from your mood to your immune system, your energy levels to your sleep. Research shows that what we eat plays a key role in preventing long-term conditions like heart disease, diabetes and even some types of cancer. But it also helps us feel more balanced day to day - less brain fog, fewer sugar crashes, better digestion, more stable moods.
Eating healthily doesn’t have to be hard, expensive, or mean cutting out all the things you love. It definitely doesn’t require a diet. Just start by tweaking more healthy stuff into your everyday meals or snacks - small swaps, curious experiments, and gentle upgrades. Sustain one change before adding another, and before you know it, you’ll feel like an experimental god in your own kitchen.
At Tweaks we know it isn't easy. We don't all understand what makes one food a healthier choice than another. We don't all have the same easy access to shops selling healthy food, or the same financial resources to buy what we want. We haven't all learned cooking and recipe skills and we don't all have the time or energy... so why not follow Tweaks on socials for those tiny tweaks to make it easier to eat well.

At Tweaks we believe that dancing is for everywhere - the kitchen, the sofa, the wheelchair. We also believe in combining tweaks, so dancing and having fun while you prepare some nourishing food is a triple health and wellbeing win in our book.
Click below to go to the Kitchen Disco on Spotify
Resources
ZOE Science and Nutrition Podcast
I just love the ZOE Science and Nutrition podcast. If you like a podcast, find a time when you can listen each week so that you don't miss out. This is Tweaks' personal fave.

NHS Eat Well Guide
Solid, sensible advice.
Work is starting to try and improve the Eat Well Guide for diverse communities. The Diverse Nutrition Association has made a resource more suitable for the African and Carribean Diet.
African and Carribean Eat Well Guide
Find out more about the campaign here.
Other great eating sites
The Mediterr-Asian Diet website is great for lots of delicious recipes because it is not all just about the Mediterranean Diet.
The Mediterr-Asian Diet Website
A great article on neurodiversity and food.
How Food Choices Can Empower Neurodiverse Adults
Eating and Food Advice for Neurodivergent Individuals
Accessible Recipes for Neurodivergent Minds and Low Spoon Recipes
Easy, healthy recipes for people with reduced mobility.
Easy No Bake Recipes for People With Disability from