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I was delighted to write this post about nutritional pseudoscience for Anna from ‘Anna’s Nutrition’.
Why is pseudoscience so common when it comes to nutrition? What sort of impact can these non-evidence based claims have? And how can we avoid this nonsense?
Follow the link below to find out:
http://annasnutrition.com/danger-nutritional-pseudoscience/
I hope you enjoy it!
Maeve 🙂 xx
Maeve has been consulting on The Food Medic Educational Hub for 12 months now and has been a huge asset to the team. Her ability to translate some very nuanced topics in nutrition into easy-to-follow, informative articles and infographics is really admirable.
Dr Hazel Wallace
Founder of The Food Medic
Maeve is incredibly talented at sharing scientific information in an easy to understand way. The content she shares with us is always really interesting, clear, and of very high quality. She’s one of our favourite writers to work with!
Aisling Moran
Senior UX Writer at Thriva Health
Maeve has written extensively for NHD magazine over the last few years, producing a wealth of dietetic and nutritional articles. Always evidence based and factual, Maeve creates material that is relevant and very readable. She provides high quality work with a professional and friendly approach. Maeve is a beacon of high quality knowledge and work within the nutrition writing community; and someone NHD magazine is proud to work with.
Emma Coates
Editor of Network Health Digest
