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BE FREE and Stress-Free with Food this Holiday Season
A Stress-Free Holiday (related to food) I have the pleasure of being a preceptor for dietetic...
Dietary Supplements: The Truth About the Pills You’re Popping
My interest in dietary supplements goes way back—to when I was a kid barely into my double digits....
WARNING: Don’t Get Scammed by a Keto Supplement
Neily on Nutrition has NEVER sold keto supplements (or ANY supplements). If you have been scammed,...
Blueberries – the Blue Jewel! It’s National Blueberry Month!
July - National Blueberry Month Red, white and blue – our nation’s colors. Two of those colors are...
Spring is Here…Time to Detox!
Detox? (NOTE: If you're reading this after April 1, 2019 make sure you read until the end!) Spring...
Keto Hoax and Shark Tank
Neily on Nutrition does NOT sell keto supplements and has NEVER sold them. If you have been...
Being an Advocate for Nutrition When Nutrition is Confusing
I have the pleasure of working as a preceptor for dietetic internship programs. Allison Hinze...
Make Your Own Non-Dairy Milk Drink – Like Almond Milk or Oat Milk
Make Your Own Non-Dairy Milk If you are vegan or lactose intolerant, almond and other non-dairy...
If Avocados are Fruit, is Guacamole a Smoothie?
Once shunned due to its high-fat content, the avocado is now an *it* food and for good reason....
Coconut Oil Confusion: When to Eat it…When to Avoid
Coconut oil like all oils (olive, sunflower, walnut, canola, etc.) has about 120 calories per tablespoon. It is a fat that’s solid at room temperature, made popular by marketing and unwarranted comparisons to MCT oil.
It’s a highly saturated fat and when planned in an otherwise heart-healthy diet, okay for some but not for everyone. Keep your total saturated fat intake for the day (all food sources combined) to less than 10 percent of total calories (or about 20 grams per day).
Enjoy coconut oil in moderation, so long as you don’t go coco-nutty with its use.
YOU are Enough! Ditch the Diet
The New Year is here and with it the onslaught of resolutions. “This year will be the year when…”...
I Used to Know Everything! (Me and the Dunning-Kruger Effect)
I have a confession. I used to know everything about nutrition. I was an expert. I was a victim of...
