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Debunking Nutrition Myths. The Nutrient Gap: What You’re Missing & What to Eat About It

Debunking Nutrition Myths. The Nutrient Gap: What You’re Missing & What to Eat About It

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 Hey friends — today’s episode is a big one. We’re digging into something that impacts literally everyone — the silent nutrition gaps that so many of us don’t even know we have. I’m walking you through 9 essential nutrients that most people aren’t getting enough of — and no, this isn’t about fear-mongering or needing a cupboard full of supplements. It’s about awareness. Because once you know what you might be missing, you can start making smarter, simpler choices that actually support your energy, your mood, and your long-term health.

And here’s the cool part — I’m also sharing 10 everyday “superfoods” that can help you naturally fill those gaps. No powders, no magic pills — just real food with real benefits.We’ll talk about what nutrient-rich eating actually looks like, why it matters so much more than just hitting a calorie goal, and how to make it doable in real life — even if you’re busy, tired, or not a huge fan of veggies.

If you’ve ever felt low energy, struggled with cravings, or just wanted to eat a little better but didn’t know where to start — this one’s for you.Let’s talk about what your body’s really craving — and how to give it more of that, one simple choice at a time.

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