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The Unintentional Consequences of the Fitness World

Shifting the Fitness Focus: Creating Positive Spaces for Body and Mind by Lauren Licatesi, MS, RD Did you know that physical activity can improve brain health, help manage metabolic disorders, reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, strengthen bones, and improve one’s ability to do everyday activities? We’ve all heard how crucial it is to stay […]

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What is Autophagy and Does It Help Prevent Aging and Disease?

Exploring Autophagy: Wellness and Beyond Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CEDS, CDCES The cellular process of autophagy is gaining traction in the wellness world and on social media, with video tags on TikTok hitting close to 35 million views.  Some TikTokkers claim that fasting triggers the body to eat itself and jumpstart weight loss while others

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How to Make “Girl Dinner” Nutritionally Balanced

By Gabrielle Finora Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University ’24   The “Girl Dinner” Trend: Navigating Nutrition and Social Media Influence If you are on TikTok or Instagram, chances are you have heard about the “girl dinner” trend, in which women and girls display their meal choices for that evening. These meals typically consist of a plate of snack

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The Role of The Gut Microbiome in Diabetes Management

Exploring the Connection Between Gut Health and Type 2 Diabetes Management by Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CDN, CDCES   For decades, management of type 2 diabetes has largely been approached through lifestyle changes and medication.  New research is pointing to another deeper issue related to the root causes of diabetes: the gut microbiome.  The bacteria

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Screening for Feeding and Eating Disorders: What Dietitians Want Pediatricians to Know

Early Screening for Eating Difficulties in Children: A Critical Step for Development Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CDN, CDCES The Prevalence of Feeding and Eating Disorders in Children There is a growing interest in early eating difficulties in children and their impact on growth and development in later years. A number of research studies suggest that

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