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Daily Dietitian Podcast

Daily Dietitian Podcast

Stacy Mitchell, RDN, LD, CPT

My goal for this podcast is to break down the latest health topics and help clear the clutter in the messy world of nutrition and fitness. We hope to inspire, educate, and entertain all things wellness. We cut the bologna of the food shaming and keep the focus on making healthy habits that work for you! Join us as we talk with experts in their fields on how to feel our best in our own body and mind.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Daily Dietitian Podcast episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Daily Dietitian Podcast for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Daily Dietitian Podcast episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Do you eat too much sugar?

Are sugar free foods healthier?

How much added sugar is recommended for a healthy diet?

Which sugar substitutes are the best to consume?

How do I find added sugars on the nutrition facts label?

So many questions about sugar and sugar free products it can get confusing when you are looking for the best product.

My goal for this podcast is to help you STRESS LESS about sugar!

I give you the cliff notes version about adding sugar and sugar free foods in a balanced diet.

In this episode you will learn about:

  1. What is a sugar free product?
  2. What to consider when talking about sugar free substitutes
  3. How to find added sugars on a nutrition facts label
  4. What is the recommended amount of added sugar for men and women?
  5. What foods contain natural sugars, and should I delete them in my diet?
  6. How to satisfy my cravings when I have massive, sweet tooth :)

American Heart Association "How Much Sugar Is Too Much?" article.

Check out the blog to find more about my favorite products mentioned in this episode.

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For more helpful tips follow me @dailydietitianrd

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What is overeating?   How do you describe the physical cues of overeating?  Is overeating different on a normal day versus a holiday or celebration?  How do you quiet those voices about what you think about overeating?  

Well, to many overeating relates to the physical fullness, like you might see after a holiday meal.  Feeling extremely full, even changing into sweat pants, but the question for many is how to prevent it or how to make up for it after overeating.  Some people have the mindset they must skip meals during the day and save their calories for the big meal.  Or workout hard and burn off all those calories either you are going to consume or already consumed. 

This episode a recording of an IG Live I was able to do with my dietitian friend, Karina Tolentino, RD @allfoodsfit.nutritionist.  Karina has been on the show before back in February, Ep. 17. Fasting, Carbs, Detoxing, Oh My! 

Karina and I have 7 seven strategies to tackle those thoughts, feelings, and emotions that come with overeating.  We talk about the how people define overeating and shifting the mindset to a sustainable balanced eating approach.  Join us for this conversation! 

--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Have you ever said or heard someone say, “You’re so skinny eat something?” Today we are talking with registered dietitian Emily Bergey @build.curves on Instagram. Emily’s focus is helping her clients gain weight in a healthy way. Now this topic may not pertain to you but maybe you know someone that is struggling to gain weight and want to improve their nutrition by overcoming GI issues, lack of hunger, or other roadblocks in their health journey. I feel the gold nugget of this conversation is when we talk about how we comment or intend to compliment other people about their body weight. It may not be a compliment to them.

Connect with Emily @build.curves 

Work with Emily Build Curves Method Application

--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Daily Dietitian Podcast - 3 Things I Learned From Disordered Eating
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08/25/21 • 18 min

Welcome, to another solo episode, aka things I want to get off my chest. Today's topic is all about disordered eating not eating disorders – what Is the difference. Let me explain . . . 

Disordered eating may surprise you as it can be closely linked to the many habits of "good" versus "bad" eating habits in diet culture. 

Join us for this conversation! 

--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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I wish there was a mindset switch to turn on and ditch diet culture by instantly thinking and eating intuitively. One and done, but that is not always the case.  As intuitive eating become more and more popular the principles become a little twisted depending on which influencer you may see, and that is why I wanted to talk with registered dietitian, Lisa Schrader, MS, RDN, LDN @thoughtfullyfueled on Instagram. 

Lisa has been helping her clients navigate those little bumps in the road that tend to get some people stuck in their journey of intuitive eating. As the studies show, intuitive eating is an extremely effective way to make peace with food and the body, and sometimes the path can be all over the place. 

Lisa explains a few of the principles of intuitive eating and answers many questions:

  • Will I gain weight eating what I want? 
  • How to go from intermittent fasting to intuitive eating
  • How to deal with change 
  • How to deal with bad body image days 
  • And more! 

She helps explain how to pivot in your intuitive eating journey. Join us for this conversation.

Connect with Lisa on Instagram @thoughtfullyfueled

Her website: Thoughtfully Fueled

Check out her FREE Guide to Intuitive Fueling

--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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I hope you are loving this mini series! Here is our final episode for the series - part two in hearing from our guest experts on the show.

Here is our guest list:

1. Rachel Miklya, RDN, LD, CPT

2. Kim Duffy , RDN, LD, CPT

3. Krista Beck, RD

4. Jacquelyn Ehmer, RD2Be

5. Shannon Costello, RDN, LDN

6. Dianna Goldman, chef, blogger, food photographer

7. Keisha Banks-Thornton, MPH, RD

8. Anne Cundiff, RD

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Daily Dietitian Podcast - 53. Vegan-licious! Making Vegan Cuisine Work for You
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12/15/21 • 43 min

Today we have a phenomenal vegan chef, Diana Goldman, from her award-winning website Beantown Kitchen. Diana shares her story about becoming vegan, and even hooking her family members and friends on her flavorful dishes that feature plants! Now she has made this lifestyle her business, her passion, and teaching others how to incorporate more plant-based foods in the diet with go-to easy cooking methods.  She talks about the hiccups in becoming vegan from social events to fitting it in her daily lifestyle for her and her family.

Diana has a stellar background with a degree in nutritional science from Cornell University, a master’s in education from Harvard University and has transformed her education to many faucets in her creative career from Sierra Club Cooking Show Host, writing magazine articles, cookbook author in the making, vegan caterer, triathlete and so much more. I was honored to have Diana on the podcast and share her story, join us for this conversation.

Connect with Diana on Instagram @beantownkitchen

--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Daily Dietitian Podcast - 52. Why Your Workout Routine Is Not Working Out
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12/08/21 • 9 min

Hey there, great to have you here with us this week for another solo episode. I love this title because I think there are all cycles of life where this is totally true, especially when life gets busy, like in the month of December. Ahh, anyway, there are a couple of things to consider when finding a workout routine that works for you, fits into your lifestyle, and feel good about doing, not just another chore to do.

Here is a link to the mini paper plate workout.

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Daily Dietitian Podcast - Why I Keep Falling Off Track: How to make healthy habits stick
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09/01/21 • 9 min

Do you ever start your diet or healthy eating plan on Monday and by Thursday you have fallen off track?  Do you ever feel like things are just not clicking and you keep trying new programs, new diet plans, new workouts, or hire a personal trainer and find you keep up with your healthy habits for a month or two and fall back into old habits the rest of the year. 


What is the cause for the cycle?  Why is change difficult? Are you too stressed to take on more in your current season of life, but want to make healthier habits?  How can you pivot in the stages of stress? 


Take a listen this solo episode where give you some questions to consider, What is your why?  Why do you want to make a change?  What are the first questions to ask yourself?  How can you make a healthy habit stick?  


--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Today, we're joined by a remarkable guest, registered dietitian Olivia Clements, RDN.

She's on a mission to guide her clients toward food freedom through simple and sustainable nutrition. Olivia empowers individuals to cultivate a peaceful relationship with food, allowing them to savor life without unnecessary stress.

Get ready for an inspiring conversation on how to embrace a straightforward approach to nutrition and rediscover the joy of living.

Here are three key points to take away from this episode:

1. Simplifying Nutrition for Food Freedom: Olivia emphasizes the importance of simplifying nutrition to achieve food freedom. By adopting straightforward and sustainable eating habits, individuals can break free from the complexities surrounding food choices, leading to a more enjoyable and balanced life.

2. Building a Peaceful Relationship with Food: Olivia guides her clients in creating a positive and harmonious connection with the foods they consume, promoting a healthier mindset and reducing stress associated with dietary decisions.

3. Reclaiming Joy in Everyday Life: Olivia's approach aims to help people enjoy a fulfilling and balanced lifestyle, emphasizing the broader impact of a positive relationship with food on overall well-being.

Connect with Olivia

INSTAGRAM: @simplereal.dietitian

Self-Paced Course

Work with Olivia

Free Snacking Guide

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FAQ

How many episodes does Daily Dietitian Podcast have?

Daily Dietitian Podcast currently has 236 episodes available.

What topics does Daily Dietitian Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Health & Fitness and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Daily Dietitian Podcast?

The episode title 'Finding Food Freedom with guest, registered dietitian, Allie Landry' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Daily Dietitian Podcast?

The average episode length on Daily Dietitian Podcast is 26 minutes.

How often are episodes of Daily Dietitian Podcast released?

Episodes of Daily Dietitian Podcast are typically released every 6 days, 23 hours.

When was the first episode of Daily Dietitian Podcast?

The first episode of Daily Dietitian Podcast was released on Aug 7, 2020.

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