In 1967, at age 17, Judith Wills moved to London and became a secretary then writer for the UK’s top pop culture magazine of the day — Fabulous [1] — at the tail end of the Swinging Sixties , and spent many years at the heart of the London media and show business scene.Wills is now one of the UK's best-known and knowledgeable nutrition and diet experts. She was editor of Slimmer magazine for over 10 years and then went on to write a weekly food column in The Daily Express. Wills is often known as the ‘Diet Detective’. She writes for several websites including Netmums Netmums and Saga.[2]

Non-fiction

• The Food Bible
• The Diet Bible
• Feeding Kids
• The Green Food Bible
• The Children’s Food Bible
• Take Off 10 Years In 10 Weeks
• Everyday Eating for Babies and Children
• Mid Life, New Life
• 6 Ways to Lose a Stone in 6 Weeks
• The Omega Diet
• Judith Wills’ Slimmer's Cookbook
• Judith Wills’ Virtually Vegetarian

Wills has also written six cookbooks. Her books have been translated into more than 20 languages and have been serialised in many UK national newspapers, including The Sunday Times, The Mail on Sunday and The Daily Mail.

Autobiography

• Keith Moon Stole My Lipstick (published by The UKA Press and featured in The Daily Mail (print and online) , Women’s Weekly [3] and Candis Magazine [4].

Magazines and Newspapers

Judith Wills has written for numerous national magazines and newspapers, including The Daily Mail, The Mirror, Daily Express, Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Weekly, Zest, Slimming, Marie Claire, Teletext and Waitrose Food Illustrated.

Radio and TV

Wills has starred in three Top 10 videos adapted from her books and has made many TV appearances and over 500 radio broadcasts .