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Custom design and development for WordPress-based site. Custom design and development for WordPress-based site. Concept, design, development using HTML, CSS. Refreshed look of WordPress-based site with emphasis on typography, color and images. The Seattle Times internships. Concept, design, illustration and development using HTML and CSS with Bootstrap. The Seattle Times jobs. Concept, design and development using HTML and CSS with Bootstrap. I recommend Bluehost for web hosting.
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Busting the great potato myth | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. Busting the great potato myth. August 21, 2013. I had already decided to write about potatoes this week before receiving an email from a reader of my glycemic index column. In last Sunday’s Seattle Times. I certainly don’t recommend downing pure corn syrup (or table sugar, for that matter), but potatoes…dangerous? Well, that fact. Never mind that I did say “ most. It’s also true that how much a potato affects blood sugar...
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Dieting, eating disorders and embracing HAES | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. Dieting, eating disorders and embracing HAES. July 18, 2014. One concern about our culture’s preoccupation with weight in general, and some of the anti-fat messages that are coming out of the war on obesity specifically, is that they may trigger the development of eating disorders in children, adolescents, teens and adults who are predisposed to them. An interesting point mentioned in the upcoming book Body Respect. It seems l...
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Food Politics Run Amuk? | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. Food Politics Run Amuk? June 20, 2015. Note: I don’t usually post on weekends, but I didn’t feel like waiting until Monday to say this. I’m pretty sure this is the longest post I’ve ever written. In the Seattle Times. Column I wrote a few months ago about the proposed 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, “. New science on cholesterol, eggs and vegetarian diets. Their 2015 recommendations, which also address sustainable agric...
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On Nutrition: Beyond Trans Fats | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. On Nutrition: Beyond Trans Fats. August 10, 2015. If you didn’t have a chance to read my latest On Nutrition column in yesterday’s Seattle Times. 8220; With trans fats banned, what new evils lurk in processed foods. 8221; please give it a look. One of the points I wanted to hammer home was that there is a tendency to think that because trans fats are bad, if a food has zero trans fats, then it must be good! Click to email this...
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Fat: What's in a name? | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. Fat: What’s in a name? September 18, 2012. So, what is fat, exactly? Fat as we know it in our food and in our blood is called a triglyceride. A triglyceride is made up of three fatty acid “tails” attached to a “backbone.” A triglyceride can have three of the same fatty acid, or it can have a mixture of fatty acids. If a fatty acid is monounsaturated. If a triglyceride is saturated, then all three “tails” lie straig...Monounsat...
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A revolution burger without the revolution | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. A revolution burger without the revolution. April 27, 2011. I was so bummed yesterday afternoon when I saw (via Twitter) that Jamie’s Food Revolution wasn’t going to be on this week! All because of a two-hour Dancing With The Stars (don’t even get me started). I had been planning since last week’s episode. To try to recreate his Revolution Burger. Oh well, the show must go on, even when the show isn’t. A stew for spring. Im pr...
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Links I Like: 8.7.15 | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. Links I Like: 8.7.15. August 7, 2015. Do you have any exciting plans this weekend? My weekend will be filled with cooking and writing (and house cleaning and laundry). I’m also leading a group walk with some of my patients, so that will be fun. I picked up two DVDs from the library to watch, too: “ Whiplash. 8221;) and “ 50 Shades of Grey. It’s all about balance! And now, links! Do you like it hot? Do you like fish? On the FDA...
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On Nutrition: Health at every size | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. On Nutrition: Health at every size. July 14, 2014. And happy Bastille Day. If you have yet to peruse my On Nutrition column in yesterday’s Seattle Times. 8220; Lighten up, dieters! Focus on health, not weight. My interview with Linda and Lucy yielded about five times as much information as I could use in my column, so I will be turning their additional insights into four blog posts this week:. HAES and the healthcare system.
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HAES and society | Nutrition By Carrie
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Helping you achieve optimal health and mind-body wellness, one bite at a time. July 15, 2014. Talk to Linda Bacon. For an hour in a coffee shop, as I did a few weeks ago for my column in Sunday’s Seattle Times. And you walk away quite clear that the root causes of obesity go much deeper than individual choice and responsibility. Weight stigma and social disparities are profound contributors to the so-called obesity epidemic. Aphramor also made the spot-on point that the government and media would also ne...
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