6 Foods Dietitians Are Quietly Eating More of in 2026


Hi Reader 👋

I just shared a brand new YouTube video that I think you’ll really enjoy.

It’s all about 6 foods dietitians are quietly eating more of in 2026... not trendy, not expensive, and definitely not complicated.

These are the kinds of foods I actually recommend to clients all the time because they support things like:

• Gut health
• Energy
• Hormone balance
• Bone health
• And overall wellbeing

They’re also cheap, simple, and very underrated.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by nutrition advice or confused by “superfood” trends, this video will help cut through the noise and bring things back to what actually works.

👉 You can watch the video here:

I’d love to know which food surprised you the most? Feel free to reply and tell me, I always read your emails.

Talk soon,


Maria 💚
Your Registered Dietitian xx

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6 Foods Dietitians Are Quietly Eating More of in 2026

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