Dishing Up Nutrition

Estrogen Dominance & Inflammation - Ask a Nutritionist

"Can estrogen dominance cause inflammation?" Discover what estrogen dominance is, its causes, symptoms, and how it can lead to inflammation. Brittany also shares practical tips and lifestyle changes to help balance your hormones and reduce inflammation for a healthier, happier life.

Is Losing 1-2lbs A Week Correct For Your Body?

As dietitians, we get so many questions about commonly held beliefs from people who are wanting to lose weight, from people who have metabolic dysfunctions, and by folks who have a lot of food carvings. “Why am I not losing weight?” Today, we’ll discuss common beliefs about weight loss, what it actually looks like for most people, and give you some practical ideas for a slow, steady, sustainable weight loss that supports your whole body.

Charred Foods and Cancer: Ask A Nutritionist

As we enter the peak of grilling season, Brandy on Dishing Up Nutrition's Ask a Nutritionist tackles a burning question: Do burnt foods cause cancer? Learn about the chemical changes in overcooked foods and get practical advice to reduce risks while enjoying your BBQ favorites.

Signs & Symptoms Of Perimenopause & Menopause

It’s estimated that 1.3 billion women worldwide will be in menopause by the year 2025. Today, we’re going to talk about the vast array of symptoms you might experience if you fall into this category, we’ll explain what perimenopause vs menopause is, and we’ll discuss the chemistry behind why these symptoms happen. Tune in to learn the nutrition and lifestyle tips we give our clients every day to reduce these symptoms and to support yourself through this time of life.

Preventing Reactive Hypoglycemia - Ask a Nutritionist

Learn what reactive hypoglycemia is, its symptoms, and why it happens. We'll talk about practical strategies to prevent it by focusing on balanced eating, emphasizing the importance of choosing slow-digesting carbohydrates and pairing them with proteins and healthy fats. 

Lose Body Fat & Gain Muscle In Perimenopause

In today’s show our dietitians start by discussing WHAT perimenopause is and what can go on for a woman’s body and brain at this time. Then they will dive into one of the most common symptoms for this stage of life: weight gain and body composition changes. Tune in to hear details of why this happens, how to eat well to support the body and body composition during this transition, and other lifestyle habits to focus on for building muscle for a strong, resilient perimenopause body.

All About Electrolytes - Ask a Nutritionist [REPLAY]

Electrolytes are minerals that conduct electrical charges in your body. They are important in many bodily functions. Who should be taking them? Tune into this week's episode of Ask a Nutritionist with Britni to learn all about electrolytes

Improve Your Memory

It’s never too late or too early to support your brain health and help improve your memory. Today, our registered dietitians will go over a few foods and lifestyle factors that can negatively impact your memory and then they’ll share some positive things you can incorporate to help boost brain function and the health of your memory.  

Foods That Boost Your Child's Moods - Ask a Nutritionist

Join Kristi Kalinsky, RD, LD, a registered and licensed dietitian and mom herself, as she explores how the foods we feed our children impact their moods and overall well-being.  Learn about the connection between processed foods and behavioral changes, and get tips for breakfast, lunch, and snacks that will keep your kids energized and happy. Tune in for expert advice and actionable tips to help your child thrive!

Food & Supplements For Joint Health

Do you experience joint pain or stiffness? Have you been diagnosed with arthritis? Joint pain can make simple everyday activities very challenging. You might find it too painful to even keep up with daily tasks or hobbies you love. On today’s episode we're going to give you natural solutions that you can implement to help you with your joints, no matter what state of health they’re currently in. We're going to discuss foods that cause inflammation and increase joint breakdown, as well as foods and some key supplements that support our joints to keep them healthy, mobile, and free of pain.