Carrie Dennett, Registered Dietitian
@carriedennett.bsky.social
Registered Dietitian in OR and WA, nutrition columnist for The Seattle Times, avid gardener, voracious reader, buster of nutrition pseudoscience, owner of too many cookbooks. www.nutritionbycarrie.com
That quote’s from one of my clients, who is a gardener.
We talked about how, as gardeners, it’s important to accept that a garden needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
And how as humans seeking body liberation, it’s important to accept that this too needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
We talked about how, as gardeners, it’s important to accept that a garden needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
And how as humans seeking body liberation, it’s important to accept that this too needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
July 2, 2025 at 6:14 PM
That quote’s from one of my clients, who is a gardener.
We talked about how, as gardeners, it’s important to accept that a garden needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
And how as humans seeking body liberation, it’s important to accept that this too needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
We talked about how, as gardeners, it’s important to accept that a garden needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
And how as humans seeking body liberation, it’s important to accept that this too needs regular tending, and even vigilance.
I just can't even with the nonsense about personal responsibility for health when all of our health support systems and infrastructure are being dismantled and eroded at every turn.
Get a clue, Bobby.
Get a clue, Bobby.
June 26, 2025 at 6:06 PM
I just can't even with the nonsense about personal responsibility for health when all of our health support systems and infrastructure are being dismantled and eroded at every turn.
Get a clue, Bobby.
Get a clue, Bobby.
In the latest issue of Today's Dietitian Magazine, I take a deep, deep dive into protein recommendations. How much is enough, and is more really better?
www.todaysdietitian.com/newarchives/...
www.todaysdietitian.com/newarchives/...
May 2, 2025 at 5:03 PM
In the latest issue of Today's Dietitian Magazine, I take a deep, deep dive into protein recommendations. How much is enough, and is more really better?
www.todaysdietitian.com/newarchives/...
www.todaysdietitian.com/newarchives/...
Same day, two very different headlines. Without reading either article, who do you think he wants to be healthy? That's right, people who can afford organic produce and gym memberships + have job/life flexibility so they can choose to make "health" their personal responsibility/second job.
May 1, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Same day, two very different headlines. Without reading either article, who do you think he wants to be healthy? That's right, people who can afford organic produce and gym memberships + have job/life flexibility so they can choose to make "health" their personal responsibility/second job.