Type 1 vs Type 2 Diabetes: What the Difference Actually Means for How You Eat
Same word, different disease. Here’s what actually separates type 1 from type 2 diabetes, and why “just eat less sugar” advice fails both of them.
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Same word, different disease. Here’s what actually separates type 1 from type 2 diabetes, and why “just eat less sugar” advice fails both of them.
Every PCOS diet plan says the same thing: cut the carbs. Here’s the science they’re leaving out, and why restriction might be working against you.
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Forget the meal plan. On a GLP-1, what actually helps is four small habits to return to when appetite, motivation, or life makes eating feel impossible.
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Tired of the diet cycle and wondering what it’s really like to work with a registered dietitian? We’re pulling back the curtain on what actually happens in a DG session. Spoiler: It isn’t a lecture or a rigid meal plan. It’s a conversation about your real life that results in one simple, achievable experiment you can start right away. See what to expect.
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Last week, I got a call from Nick Suss, the Titans beat writer at The Tennessean. He wanted a dietitian’s take on the team’s decision to ban seed oils from their facility. I said yes, partly because I love talking nutrition, and partly because I had a lot of feelings about this topic that I…