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Naomi Sherman

Naomi Sherman is a food photographer and stylist who creates edible artistry in her studio located in the beautiful Huon Valley in Tasmania. A firm believer that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to good health, Naomi loves to create recipes that are fresh and bursting with flavour, with an emphasis on gluten- and refined sugar-free dishes.

Her recipes, along with her award-winning cookbook Edible Heirlooms, can be found at naomishermanfoodcreative.com

Georgia Houston

Georgia Houston is an accredited practising dietitian and nutritionist with a degree in psychology. An advocate for the un-diet movement, Georgia specialises in eating disorders and supports her clients one-on-one in healing their relationship with food and body. Georgia’s passion for helping those with a complicated relationship with food stems from her own experience with an eating disorder in her late teens. Through her private clinic, GH Nutrition, and

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