If nutrition advice feels confusing, you’re not alone. There’s a lot of noise out there - and not all of it is helpful (or safe).


In this episode, Dietitian Ann breaks down how to confidently decide who’s worth listening to so you can stop second-guessing your choices.


What You’ll Learn:

  • Why nutrition advice feels so overwhelming

  • How to spot red flags in health and wellness content

  • The difference between real expertise and online influence

  • Why true experts sound more nuanced (and less extreme)

  • The 5 Questions to Ask


Before you trust nutrition advice, ask:

  • What is their expertise?

  • Are they using emotion or extremes?

  • Where is the bias?

  • What information is missing?

  • Are they overly confident or appropriately nuanced?


You don’t need to know everything about nutrition - you need a nutrition expert you can trust.


If you’d like a place to ask questions in a closed, moderated community, you can find that inside the Peas and Hoppy Meal Guides app.


Inside the members-only forum you’ll discover threads about nutrition, recipes, and resources.


The forum is available for all levels of membership, which starts at just $24.99/year. Learn more and try it for free at https://peasandhoppiness.com/.


Read a summary of the episode, find additional resources, and see the sources used for this episode at https://app.peasandhoppiness.com/post/how-do-you-know-who-to-trust-for-nutrition-advice

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