Media Consulting
Susie is currently a Media Spokesperson for the Dietitian’s Association of Australia www.daa.asn.au and regularly appears on both television, radio and in print media commenting on all areas of nutrition.
New Media Articles
Anti Cancer Foods
Susie joins Kerri-Anne to advise on how to change your lifestyle to avoid being suseptable to cancer. Kerri-Anne show Channel 9, 8 September 2010.
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Police the Grease
Susie Burrell, GQ’s new nutritionist
in residence, reveals how to massively reduce the
fat content of that hangover-soothing fry-up. GQ, Aug/Sept 2010.
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We're lovin' it even more
A RECORD 1.7 million Australians visit McDonald's each day, an increase of half a million people since 2007, as the popularity of take-away food soars. The Daily Telegraph, 22 August 2010.
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Weight Loss for Women
Kerri-Anne and Susie discuss how losing weight is difficult for most people, but there are some of us who struggle to lose the kilos, even when we put in the hard yards. Kerri-Anne show Channel 9, 18 August 2010.
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Which Carbs Should You Have?
Susie joins Kerri-Anne to advise on which are the best carbs to consume to keep a balanced diet. Kerri-Anne show Channel 9, 9 August 2010.
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Breakfast Cereals
Kerri-Anne and Susie look at the healthiest breakfast cereals on the market and those which claim they are healthy. Kerri-Anne Channel 9, 6 August 2010.
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Portion Caution
Kerri-Anne and Susie discuss potion sizes and whether you are piling up too much food on to your plate. Kerri-Anne show Channel 9, 26 July 2010.
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Drinking water the way for children to beat obesity so...forget those super-sweet drinks
A glass of soft drink and fruit
juices can contain as much as six
teaspoons of sugar. Water, not sugary drinks,
should be the drink of choice for
children, according to one State
Government health initiative. Manly Daily,
20 July 2010
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What to Feed Your Baby (You Are What You Eat)
When babies start to eat solid foods there can be so much conflicting advice on what to feed them. Not only can some foods be bad for your baby, but some can be quite dangerous. Kerri-Anne show Channel 9, 20 July 2010.
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