Nutrition Diva

Nutrition Diva

Nutrition advice has never been easier to find. Knowing which advice you can trust has never been harder.


Every day brings another headline, social media trend, or viral nutrition claim telling you what to eat, what to avoid, or which supplement will change your life. Much of it sounds convincing. Much of it isn't supported by the evidence.


Nutrition Diva helps you separate nutrition science from nutrition myths so you can make confident decisions about your health.


Each week, Monica Reinagel, MS, LDN, translates evidence-based nutrition into plain English, breaking down the latest research and explaining what it really means for your everyday life. Instead of sensational headlines and fad diets, you'll get practical nutrition guidance you can understand—and use.


Whether you're trying to build healthier eating habits, lose weight, improve metabolic health, support healthy aging, or reduce your risk of chronic disease, every episode helps you make smarter nutrition decisions with confidence.


Topics include healthy eating, balanced diets, gut health, probiotics, supplements, vitamins, weight management, intermittent fasting, Mediterranean and high-protein diets, food labels, processed foods, cholesterol, inflammation, diabetes prevention, heart health, longevity, and the latest nutrition research.


You'll also hear Monica break down popular wellness trends, explain emerging nutrition science, evaluate supplement claims, and separate food myths from nutrition facts so you can spend less time wondering who to believe and more time building healthy habits that last.


Regular features include listener questions, myth busting, fact vs. fad, and expert interviews exploring the science behind the nutrition questions people ask most.


If you're looking for nutrition science you can trust—and practical guidance that fits real life—subscribe to the Nutrition Diva.


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Episoder(860)

When “healthy eating” means eating more

When “healthy eating” means eating more

840. Eating healthy is usually understood to mean eating less. So, what happens when you actually need to eat more—and everything you’ve learned about ‘good choices’ suddenly works against you?Related...

19 Nov 202510min

Getting the lead out (of your protein shake)

Getting the lead out (of your protein shake)

839. Lots of us rely on powders and shakes to meet our protein goals. A new report suggests that this could be exposing us to “concerning” levels of lead.Resources:Protein intake calculatorFDA Resourc...

12 Nov 202511min

Touching GRAS: What ‘generally recognized as safe’ really means

Touching GRAS: What ‘generally recognized as safe’ really means

838. Are manufacturers using a regulatory loophole to sneak untested chemicals into our food? In this episode, we break down what GRAS really means, why it exists, and how the process works. Resources...

5 Nov 202512min

Can healthier soil make food more nutritious? Yes, but…

Can healthier soil make food more nutritious? Yes, but…

837. Regenerative farming focuses on improving the health of the soil. How does this translate into improved human health? It’s a bit more complex than you might think.Resources:Soil Health Academy Re...

29 Okt 202519min

This is your brain on blueberries (Reissue)

This is your brain on blueberries (Reissue)

673. Can daily blueberry consumption actually improve your brain health? A 2022 study finds that daily blueberry consumption may help improve your cognitive abilities. But the researchers left one imp...

22 Okt 20257min

Is beef tallow a healthy fat?

Is beef tallow a healthy fat?

836. Fast-food chains are frying their French fries in beef tallow instead of vegetable oil. Is this actually a healthier choice—or just clever marketing? Episodes mentioned in this episode: 185: Does...

15 Okt 202511min

Does Time-Restricted Eating increase heart risk?

Does Time-Restricted Eating increase heart risk?

835. A new study suggests that a short eating window more than doubles your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. But is that really what the data shows?References:Association of eating duration ...

8 Okt 202512min

The Truth About ‘Cortisol Belly’

The Truth About ‘Cortisol Belly’

834. Is stress really to blame for stubborn belly fat—or is this just the latest internet hype? Let’s look at the science behind cortisol, belly fat, and what truly works.References Effects of Withani...

1 Okt 202511min

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