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Our team of registered dietitians are here to help. Below are some of the questions that have already been answered.

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Your search for questions by Category: Ask a Dietitian found 38 questions. Use the filters to alter your search as needed.

Q: Are food sensitivity tests accurate?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: Should I be taking vitamin supplements?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: I have diabetes, high blood pressure and/or another medical diagnosis. Can you create a meal plan for me and tell me what to eat?
Jennifer Weissman, RDDiabetes PreventionHeart Disease and Hypertension Prevention...2 more
Q: Is it ok to eat raw eggs?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral NutritionCooking
Q: What are the best vegetables and fruits to eat?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: How much caffeine is too much?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral NutritionHeart Disease and Hypertension Prevention
Q: What should I do to feel less bloated and relieve constipation?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: Is coconut oil healthy for you?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: My child is autistic and a picky eater. How can I introduce new foods into her diet?
Jennifer Weissman, RDPicky Eaters
Q: I want to weigh # lbs. What should I eat and how much should I eat?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral NutritionWeight Management
Q: What are vegetarian sources of protein?
Jennifer Weissman, RDGeneral Nutrition
Q: I am mom of two and after my second child, my weight has gone up and I am struggling to get it back. What can I do?
Jennifer Weissman, RDWeight Management

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