06/10/2026
SHOUTING THIS FROM THE ROOFTOPS 📣
Not all nutrition information is GOOD nutrition information.
A huge part of what I do with clients is untangling the misinformation they’ve picked up online — from viral nutrition trends, fear-based food claims, “wellness” advice, and recommendations from people who simply aren’t qualified to provide individualized nutrition care.
Nutrition is a science. And your health deserves more than a trending video, a confident opinion, or a one-size-fits-all diet.
Before taking nutrition advice, ask yourself:
Who is giving me this information? What are their credentials? What evidence supports what they’re saying?
Registered Dietitian Nutritionists complete extensive education, supervised clinical training, and credentialing to provide evidence-based nutrition care.
✨ Your algorithm shouldn’t be your dietitian.
Seek nutrition guidance from properly educated, credentialed professionals who understand the science and the individual sitting in front of them.