Oklahoma City dietitian gives tips for healthier eating (The Oklahoman)

Resolving to eat better in the new year is one thing. The next step is to learn the basics of good nutrition so you can make the wise food choices to improve your health, a metro-area dietitian said. "Many people make a resolution to eat healthier in the new year because they feel they may have overindulged during the holiday season,” said LaDonna Dunlop, registered dietitian and the family and ...

Within reach (The Columbus Dispatch)

is all about change. As a dietitian, one change I'm thrilled about: No fad diets appear to be on the horizon (and the old ones, such as the low-carb craze, seem to be vanishing into the sunset).

10 ways to eat better in 2009 (The News-Press)

2009 is all about change.

Obtain vitamins your body requires without depleting your finances (Lansing State Journal)

Nutritionists prove it's possible to eat healthy on a budget - even in winter. It takes more planning, but it can be done.

Popular Tags (San Francisco Bay View)

by Ahimsa Porter Sumchai, M.D. “The way we grow, distribute and prepare food should celebrate our various cultures and our shared humanity, providing not only sustenance, but justice, beauty and pleasure.”