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10/3/2018 0 Comments

Extra! Extra! Don’t Read All About It?

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Every day or two, we read or hear about some new study that suggests we change the way we eat immediately to lose weight, stave off some disease, or lead a longer, more active life. Often one study directly contradicts the findings of another. The New York Times just published a great piece on the current shortcomings in nutrition research, and unfortunately, those shortcomings aren’t going away any time soon.

www.nytimes.com/2018/09/29/sunday-review/cornell-food-scientist-wansink-misconduct.html

The takeaway? Don’t change your dietary habits with the news cycle. Take the time to find out whether a study’s findings are supported by the greater body of research, or ask someone like us who actually enjoys diving into the scientific literature and research reviews.
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    Amy Mariani is the owner of Fit & Fabulous LLC in Winchester, Massachusetts.  She is also the nutrition coach at www.mountainstrength.com.  Her mission is to help people eat healthy and love life.

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