Carrie Dennett, RDN
I'm a food lover, health writer and registered dietitian nutritionist who believes in eating for both optimal health and pleasure.
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Should you eat breakfast like a prince and dinner like a pauper?
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The new generation of veggie burgers
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When buying pet food, remember that dogs aren’t humans
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Do you need to take a multivitamin?
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Can we eat our way to a healthier planet?
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The myth of the 3,500-calorie rule needs to die
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Whole grains — what’s in a name?
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Enjoying summer barbecues? Keep basic food safety in mind
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Do you need to relearn how to eat?
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FDA may downgrade claims about soy and heart health, but we should still eat tofu
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What does ‘organic’ actually mean? It’s more complicated than you think
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Should you pack probiotics like a princess when you travel?
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Why the ‘Dirty Dozen’ doesn’t mean what you think it means
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Do the benefits of fish oil live up to its hype?
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Food as medicine: moving closer to personalized nutrition
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Trying to reduce sugar? Start the day savory
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It’s time for wellness for all, regardless of weight
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What you need to know about vitamin B12
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Low-fat vs. low-carb diet? New evidence in the debate
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Cocoa: sweet dessert, or health food?
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Is the food environment killing us?
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When it comes to heart health, potassium may be just as important as sodium
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Breaking down the myth of time-restricted eating
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Diet: What’s in a name?
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What’s new in food and nutrition for 2018
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Hummus and spice are nutritious and nice
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Can you disease-proof yourself? Why appearances are deceiving
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Ditch the dieting mindset in 2018 for a healthier, happier year
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6 nutrition buzzwords that need to fade away
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Why you should get more magnesium in your diet
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Fight off colds and flu by keeping your gut healthy
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How to navigate the holiday food gantlet
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You should be eating more nuts
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Is fruit juice a worthy part of a nutritious diet?
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Choline: The essential but forgotten nutrient
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How to avoid cancer-causing free radicals
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The nutritional upside of being a foodie
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Is vinegar good for you? In a roundabout way, yes
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Confused about protein? Let’s clear up a few myths
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Why you should give potatoes and pasta a break
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Remember your future self: How to fight impulse decisions for a healthier you
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Has your diet become your religion? How to find balance in your food choices
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Coconut oil: It’s really not that good for you
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How to make strawberry freezer jam and blueberry-balsamic shrub
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Kefir: even better than yogurt for gut health?
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Boost your brain health with the MIND diet
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Is coffee your friend or foe? Genetics makes a difference
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Are you eating enough fish? Why — and how — to eat more
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Are you eating enough fish? Why — and how — to eat more
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