374 ND Why You Need More Magnesium in Your Diet

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The science (and sales appeal) of low net carb candies

858. Are "low net carb" candies actually a healthy alternative, or just clever chemistry? In this episode, Monica breaks down the science of net carbs and the marketing behind some brands.We dive deep into the ingredient list to explain how sugar alcohols (like erythritol and iso ...  Show more

Are you "killing" the nutrients in your food? InstantPots, microwaves, and leftovers…and my only cardinal rule

Does your food lose its nutritional value as soon as it hits the heat? This week on Nutrition Diva, Monica answers a listener's question about how different cooking methods—specifically the Instant Pot versus the stovetop—impact the vitamins and minerals in your meals.We look int ...  Show more

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