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Do You Feel Bloated And Have Gas, Diarrhea? You May Be Suffering From SIBO... Know All About It
Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is a condition where otherwise beneficial bacteria end up in the wrong part of the digestive system, then proliferate and cause unpleasant symptoms such as abdominal pain, gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea.
- Monday December 9, 2019
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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Instagram, Facebook Ban 'Miracle' Diet Posts, but That's Only a First Step
Instagram and Facebook recently announced they will block users under age 18 from seeing posts that promote certain weight loss products or cosmetic procedures.
- Wednesday September 25, 2019
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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When Chemicals Are Used To Scare You About Food
As a dietitian, I encourage people to choose fresh food more often than processed foods, whether organic or not. Organic cookies, chips and soda are not healthier than conventional versions.
- Thursday May 9, 2019
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom
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Have You Ever Heard Of Nondiet Dietitian? Read More About This New Trend In Health Care
Many dietitians dislike being thought of as someone who puts people on weight-loss diets, so they have coined a new term: the non diet dietitian.
- Thursday October 11, 2018
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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These Numbers Matter The Most In Staying Healthy
Here are some numbers that we should adapt and the numbers we should ignore when it comes to our diet.
- Wednesday July 4, 2018
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washigton Post
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Beware! Eating Too Much Of Healthy Food Might Not Be As Good As You Think
Foods high in nutrients can also be high in unwelcome amounts of chemicals, and sometimes too much of such foods can wreak havoc on your health.
- Thursday May 31, 2018
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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How To Handle Ever-Changing Nutrition Science
Official guidelines say one thing about what to eat, but diet books and bloggers may offer different advice. Read to know more about nutrition science.
- Wednesday April 25, 2018
- Health
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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'Healthy' Sweeteners, Protein-Powerhouse Quinoa and Other Nutrition Myths, Debunked
Is agave really better than white sugar? Will cleansing help my body detoxify? We all hunger for nutrition advice, but not all the advice you hear is worth believing.
- Friday February 23, 2018
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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A Dietitian's Four Favorite Foods That Are High In Good Fats
Before you dive headfirst into a vat of lard, recognize that the type of fat you choose matters.
- Thursday October 19, 2017
- Lifestyle
- Written by Cara Rosenbloom
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A Diet Rich in Fruits and Vegetables Outweighs The Risks of Pesticides
When you shop for groceries, do you carry a copy of the Environmental Working Group's "Dirty Dozen," list with you? It's a list of the 12 vegetables and fruits with the most pesticides, and some people only buy organic versions of the items on the list. It's the companion piece to the "Clean Fifteen," which showcases the 15 options with the least p...
- Thursday January 19, 2017
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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Believe it or Not, Your Kids Can Teach You Something About Good Eating Habits
When adults take the time to watch their little ones more closely, they are pleasantly surprised with what they learn. Here are four things children do that just may change your eating habits - for the better.
- Thursday October 6, 2016
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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Coming Soon to a Doctor's Office Near You: Prescriptions for Vegetables
Despite the wealth of research linking nutritious diets to disease prevention, the importance of food receives little attention in most physicians' practices. But a shift is slowly happening, doctors say. More are recognizing the link between food and health and are advancing their nutrition knowledge to provide better patient care.
- Friday August 5, 2016
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post
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Can't do Vegetarian? Try Flexitarian, Which Also has Health Benefits
From black bean burgers on restaurant menus to eight varieties of hummus at the supermarket, the meatless movement shows no signs of slowing down.
- Monday July 11, 2016
- Cara Rosenbloom, The Washington Post