Websites on nutrition
fr33sia12
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Does anyone know any good websites where I can get information about nutrition. I want to be better informed about nutrition, from a reputable site rather than just google it.
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Mfp forums3
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Depends on what you mean. nutritiondata.self.com has info like MFP does but is not crowdsourced, so it can generally always be trusted, unlike those entries for McDonalds that say the fries are 8 calories.
If you're looking for information on understanding nutrition in general, I'd start with liamrosen.com/fitness.html, which has a great section on diet and is very concise.
If you're needing information on a specific topic, ask here.1 -
Mfp forums
Yeh on the forums you'll get opinions rather than facts.Depends on what you mean. nutritiondata.self.com has info like MFP does but is not crowdsourced, so it can generally always be trusted, unlike those entries for McDonalds that say the fries are 8 calories.
If you're looking for information on understanding nutrition in general, I'd start with liamrosen.com/fitness.html, which has a great section on diet and is very concise.
If you're needing information on a specific topic, ask here.
Yes it was to understand nutrition more in general, thanks.1 -
Mfp forums
Yeh on the forums you'll get opinions rather than facts.Depends on what you mean. nutritiondata.self.com has info like MFP does but is not crowdsourced, so it can generally always be trusted, unlike those entries for McDonalds that say the fries are 8 calories.
If you're looking for information on understanding nutrition in general, I'd start with liamrosen.com/fitness.html, which has a great section on diet and is very concise.
If you're needing information on a specific topic, ask here.
Yes it was to understand nutrition more in general, thanks.
Some opinions, yes. Lots of facts and science as well. You just have to read. There are a lot of smart people on here1 -
http://nutritionfacts.org/
It might be vegan-plant-based orientated and a little biased but it does use peer reviewed research.1 -
Harvard School of Public Health
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/
Mayo Clinic - Nutrition and healthy eating
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/basics/nutrition-basics/hlv-20049477
nutrition.gov
https://www.nutrition.gov/smart-nutrition-101/healthy-eating
CDC - healthy eating for a healthy weight
https://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/healthy_eating/
Berkeley Wellness
http://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food/lists/14-keys-to-a-healthy-diet/slideid_1900 -
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Depends on what you mean. nutritiondata.self.com has info like MFP does but is not crowdsourced, so it can generally always be trusted, unlike those entries for McDonalds that say the fries are 8 calories.
If you're looking for information on understanding nutrition in general, I'd start with liamrosen.com/fitness.html, which has a great section on diet and is very concise.
If you're needing information on a specific topic, ask here.
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