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Dietitian debunks some nutrition myths

Knowing the true facts is important for your body.

January 10, 2023 by

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When it comes to diet and nutrition, there seems to be plenty of myths and misinformation – especially online. For example, don’t eat carbs if you want to lose weight or go on a detox diet to cleanse your body.

Trying to figure out what’s true or not can be challenging.

Addressing a few of these myths is registered dietitian Natalie Allen. She’s also clinical assistant professor of nutrition and dietetics at Missouri State University.

Separate facts from misinformation

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