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Many of my clients are in health-care fields. They are nutritionists, raw food gourmets, gluten-free advocates, vegetarian chefs, homeopaths, massage therapists, fitness trainers, integrative physicians, energy healers, yogis, and weight-loss coaches. I tell them ALL to blog.
Blog, baby, blog.
Here are some raves for my faves in the healthy eating and nutrition category.
NutritionUnplugged.com
Chicago-based dietitian Janet Helm covers the hottest food topics in the country--trendy new foods, diet reviews, food crazes and fads, and more. She's not afraid to discuss controversial topics. For the science junkies, this blog is loaded with good, solid facts and information. She brings science to the table so readers can sniff out the quackery themselves.
UrbanVegan.net
Urban Vegan lives, eats, and blogs in Philadelphia with her three cats, all former strays. Her first cookbook is The Urban Vegan: 250 Simple, Sumptuous Recipes, from Street Cart Favorites to Haute Cuisine. She's currently working on her second. Check out her post
on 101 inspired recipes for picnics. Yup, summer is coming.
The Superfoods Blog
Recipe adventures and insights, posting easy ways to take action NOW to get more superior foods into your busy body and active life.
ChocolateforBreakfast.com
Sue Ann Gleason is a culinary nutritionist, radiant life expert, and writer living in the Washington, D.C., area with her husband, John. When not working with clients, she can be found sampling exotic chocolates or building broccoli forests in her mashed potatoes. I'm hoping she finishes her book proposal soon, because I for one would love to see this wordsmith get a book deal!
ThePleasureNutritionist.com
Daphne Cohn deserves mention simply for the reading line on her blog. She's also being transparent and authentic about her emotions and their effect on her eating. I personally LIVE for transparency. My pal Ann Moller turned me on to her blog. They're both in the Mama Gena "Sister Goddess" community. I love the approach that life should be about pleasure. Rock on, Daphne.
Looking for additional food and nutrition blogs? Wanting to list your own blog in a directory, or to locate joint venture partners, or to request guest bloggers, or to offer to post guest blogs to other bloggers? Then check out the Nutrition Blog Network.
Many of my clients are in health-care fields. They are nutritionists, raw food gourmets, gluten-free advocates, vegetarian chefs, homeopaths, massage therapists, fitness trainers, integrative physicians, energy healers, yogis, and weight-loss coaches. I tell them ALL to blog.
Blog, baby, blog.
Here are some raves for my faves in the healthy eating and nutrition category.
NutritionUnplugged.com
Chicago-based dietitian Janet Helm covers the hottest food topics in the country--trendy new foods, diet reviews, food crazes and fads, and more. She's not afraid to discuss controversial topics. For the science junkies, this blog is loaded with good, solid facts and information. She brings science to the table so readers can sniff out the quackery themselves.
UrbanVegan.net
Urban Vegan lives, eats, and blogs in Philadelphia with her three cats, all former strays. Her first cookbook is The Urban Vegan: 250 Simple, Sumptuous Recipes, from Street Cart Favorites to Haute Cuisine. She's currently working on her second. Check out her post
on 101 inspired recipes for picnics. Yup, summer is coming.
The Superfoods Blog
Recipe adventures and insights, posting easy ways to take action NOW to get more superior foods into your busy body and active life.
ChocolateforBreakfast.com
Sue Ann Gleason is a culinary nutritionist, radiant life expert, and writer living in the Washington, D.C., area with her husband, John. When not working with clients, she can be found sampling exotic chocolates or building broccoli forests in her mashed potatoes. I'm hoping she finishes her book proposal soon, because I for one would love to see this wordsmith get a book deal!
ThePleasureNutritionist.com
Daphne Cohn deserves mention simply for the reading line on her blog. She's also being transparent and authentic about her emotions and their effect on her eating. I personally LIVE for transparency. My pal Ann Moller turned me on to her blog. They're both in the Mama Gena "Sister Goddess" community. I love the approach that life should be about pleasure. Rock on, Daphne.
Looking for additional food and nutrition blogs? Wanting to list your own blog in a directory, or to locate joint venture partners, or to request guest bloggers, or to offer to post guest blogs to other bloggers? Then check out the Nutrition Blog Network.
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