The Nuanced Nutrition Curriculum: An Educational Resource Written by Students, Dietitians, and Psychologists to Help You Become a Zestful, Empowered, and Nuanced Eater
Krishnaveni Ganesan
June 23, 2025Featuring events, news, books, and more related to Nutritional Psychology
“‘Sugar feeds cancer’ is a dangerous claim,” says Stanford oncology dietitian Erika Connor, warning it fuels anxiety and misinformation.
Researchers show that voluntary running counteracts behavioral changes from a cafeteria diet through hormonal and gut microbiome pathways.
A 10-year study found SNAP benefits slow cognitive decline in older adults, adding several years of healthier brain aging.
A new study finds that gut bacteria may influence anxiety by affecting neuronal activity in the brain’s fear centers.
Over half of Americans’ calories come from ultraprocessed foods tied to disease, and experts urge cutting back by checking ingredient labels.
A major review finds diet may strongly impact pelvic floor health, suggesting nutrition could help improve sexual function and incontinence.
A UK Biobank study suggests that processed meat alternatives—popular among plant-based eaters—may not be as healthy as they appear.
A new study found that drinking even one or two sodas a day may disrupt gut health and raise depression risk by 16% in women.
A Journal of Eating Disorders study highlights how black-and-white thinking about food can shape eating behaviors and contribute to disordered eating.
Kimberley Wilson looks at the food and drink that can have a surprisingly positive effect on improving our memory, and those that can do it harm.
Explore the groundbreaking discovery that links obesity to the risk of developing neurodegenerative disorders.
You are what you eat takes on new meaning when you add mental health into the mix. NBC 5’s Lauren Petty reports.
New research unveils the potential impact of ultra-processed foods on mental health.
Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist, explains the surprising role our gut plays in maintaining mental health.
Studies show that hyperpalatable foods can highjack areas in the brain leading to food addiction.
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