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DietitianConsult
Meghan Tiernan (MS, RD, LDN) is a registered dietitian with a passion for helping others achieve a healthy ...

BrandDoctorKerry
Kerry McLeod, PSHFC (Practitioner in the Science of Healthy Food Choices), is eBrandAid.com’s chief “Brand ...

Frank Addleman
Frank Addleman is professor emeritus at Santa Ana college in California where he taught nutrition and fitness in ...

Snack Girl
Lisa Cain, Ph.D., is the CEO of Snack-Girl.com. She has been featured in Glamour.com, The Consumerist, and the LA ...

fANNEtasticfood
Anne is the writer behind the food and fitness blog fANNEtastic food. She uses her blog as a way to motivate others to lead happier, ...

Lys Riley
Author of the blog, Liz Lemon Nights, Lys Riley is a self taught cook who is absolutely in love with food. She ...

Recent Nutrition Blogs
Wholesome Eating + Grilled Steak Salad
Posted @ 8:00am ET on April 16, 2009
Blog: Cooking with Chef Davis
By Chef Davis
Healthy wholesome foods are free of chemicals and preservatives, and in the case of organic they are grown without the use of pesticides. In our culture eating food the way it is meant to be is actually more expensive then eating fast food and unwholesome ...
Dr. Abby Reveals Her 1,825-Calorie Diet
Posted @ 10:10am ET on April 15, 2009
Blog: Where Science Meets Sin
By DoctorAbby
Food and Movement Diary: Saturday, April 11th Woke up (at 1:30PM!), and after doing a few chores, ate some red grapes (50 calories), two organic hot dogs (320 calories), and two slices of 12-grain bread (220 calories). I took supplements of green tea ...
Can Barley Malt Extract Really Be Gluten-Free?
Posted @ 9:00am ET on April 14, 2009
Blog: Living Gluten-Free
By TriciaThompsonMS/RD
If you eat gluten free you probably are aware that barley malt extract has been in the news of late. Van’s, one of my favorite manufacturer’s of gluten-free foods, recently unveiled a couple of new gluten-free products — French Toast Sticks and Pancakes. ...
Sally's Got A Terminal Case Of Spring Fever
Posted @ 9:00am ET on April 14, 2009
Blog: Wicked Fun With Food
By SallyKetchum
Dear Readers, you’ll have to forgive me if I wax poetic, even a little sentimental, in this piece because I have a terminal case of Spring Fever. "Terminal" meaning that I know winter will end, and I truly want to say good-bye to it. This means ...
Meal Makeovers: Spice Up Your Diet
Posted @ 6:00am ET on April 13, 2009
Blog: Janel's Vegetarian Kitchen
By Janel Ovrut
Do you feel like your mundane meal plan could use a makeover? With a few simple meal and snack substitutions, you can spice up your daily diet by enjoying favorite foods that can fit in your calorie guidelines. Think of ways to substitute categories of ...
Enjoying Paris Gluten-Free
Posted @ 9:00am ET on April 7, 2009
Blog: Living Gluten-Free
By TriciaThompsonMS/RD
Welcome to Paris... Part Deux! Paris was wonderful and I had no difficulty eating. My food choices were limited because I have to avoid gluten, eggs and milk but that is the case at home too. I never got sick and that was the point! I took a lot of ...
Fast Food Dining
Posted @ 12:00am ET on April 7, 2009
Blog: Diet Talk from the Doc
By DrDiet
We often think about the menu options at fast food restaurants as ranging from less-than-healthy to horribly unhealthy. But the truth is that the fast food industry has been making strides to offer healthier fare in their menu mix. When pressed for ...
Superhero Alert: Carrots Cause X-Ray Vision!
Posted @ 7:00am ET on April 6, 2009
Blog: Food & Relationships
By Jenna Bergen
Researchers at Cornell University found that when kindergartners were told they were eating “X-ray vision carrots” they ate 50 percent more than when they were told they were eating plain old veggies. The name of the game? Stealth Health... it's a new ...
Is America Losing The Weight Battle?
Posted @ 6:00am ET on April 6, 2009
Blog: Keeping Your Family Fit
By Alicia K
A recent study found that roughly 1-in-3 American children are overweight... and 1-in-6 are obese. Additionally, 64% of adults are overweight and 26% are obese. The really scary news: 4-in-5 overweight children are likely to be obese adults. I like ...
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