Personal History
Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc, is a qualified medical doctor and the founder and CEO of Impeccable Writing, a copywriting agency. Driven by a desire to bridge the communication gap created by technical jargon, Dr. Nightingale has dedicated his career to helping organisations find their unique voice and convey complex concepts in clear, comprehensible content.
Dr. Nightingale's extensive expertise in writing is rooted in his diverse knowledge across various industries. Holding a master's degree in Biodiversity, Ecology, and Ecosystems from the University of York, his exceptional research on the climatological impact of land-use change and greenhouse gases earned him the prestigious Deborah Smith Prize, recognising his significant contribution to global impact beyond the UK.
Apart from his role at Impeccable Writing, Dr. Nightingale is the editor and primary contributor to Big Picture, an online periodical that addresses pressing environmental and climatological questions. As one of the Top Science Writers on Medium.com, his articulate and insightful writings have garnered a dedicated readership.
Posts by Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc:
01 Oct 2024 | Nutrition, Uncategorised, Well-being
You are what you eat is a popular saying in the nutrition community. It’s supposed to mean that your diet influences your health and well-being. But what if there’s a deeper link between your dieting and mental health? What if what you think is also determined by what you eat? It’s not such a crazy […]
16 Sep 2024 | Intolerances
Wheat intolerance symptoms are common and often categorised with similar intolerances like coeliac disease and non-coeliac gluten sensitivity. These conditions all have the same symptoms, but they’re different since varying parts of the grains cause these symptoms and affect the body differently. Causes of wheat intolerance Even though there isn’t a sure cause for wheat […]
09 Sep 2024 | Intolerances
Can’t digest lactose? You’re not alone. Around 65% of the world’s population is lactose intolerant and unable to eat any form of dairy (apart from a few hard cheeses). But with milk in everything from your bowl of cereal to your morning coffee, living with it is easier said than done. Thankfully, over the past […]
28 Aug 2024 | Intolerances
Living with a wheat intolerance or allergy is among the most challenging food intolerances – especially in Western nations. Wheat is a staple food in the UK, found in bread, pasta, baked goods, couscous, and even soy sauce and ice cream. In fact, 99.8% of British households buy bread, and nearly 11 million loaves are […]
12 Jul 2024 | Intolerances, Nutrition
“Would you like to come round for dinner?” For people with food intolerances, few things trigger more anxiety than this question. Years of bad experiences – either dining out or with friends – leave people with immense hesitation to accept an invitation. Almost inevitably, the restaurant or your host serves up a dish you can’t […]
07 Jun 2024 | Allergies, National Days
World Food Safety Day is a global campaign to highlight the dangers of poor food safety. Worldwide, the main food safety risks involve infectious contamination, chemical hazards, and other foodborne risks. Such problems aren’t a major issue in Western nations. However, there is another aspect of food safety that goes underappreciated: food allergies and intolerances. […]
26 Apr 2024 | Allergies
Remember that night you drank too much and woke up with a head-banging hangover? If you drank an excessive amount of alcohol, that’s a normal reaction. However, for some individuals, even a drink or two can make them feel unwell. Sound familiar? If so, you could have an alcohol allergy or intolerance. Continuing to drink […]
16 Apr 2024 | Health Tests, Intolerances, Uncategorised
The most common symptom of either wheat intolerance or coeliac disease is some form of gastrointestinal discomfort. Usually, such discomfort after eating bread is a clear indicator of gluten intolerance. Three conditions fall under this umbrella: coeliac disease, non-coeliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS), and wheat allergy. The last diagnosis, wheat intolerance or allergy, isn’t strictly a […]