Rosanne Rust, MS, RDN

@chewthefacts.bsky.social

I help people sift through the science of food & nutrition. And I’m team zero waste cooking ☕️🫐🥛🥣🍝🥖🥬

In a previous blog post I commented on the growth of the wellness industry over the past 20 years. I’ve watched this movement unfold and gain speed …Over time, they have slowly molded public perception of food, nutrition, and medicine. They are convincing, however… rustnutrition.com/blog/2025/05...

Wellness 2.0 - Rust Nutrition Services – Chew The Facts®

In a previous post I commented on the growth of the wellness industry over the past 20 years. I’ve watched this movement unfold and gain speed thanks to well-organized food activists, functional and a...

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April 1st is kinda a let down. Science is dying a slow death. The science illiteracy going into Q2 of 2025 looks like it’ll continue to be on the upswing thanks to Dr Oz, RFK jr and Calley Means. Means' role will be focused on food policy & addressing the influence of corporations on health.

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) are based on current food and health science & research. They are similar to a DASH dietary plan, which is highly researched. RFK jr plans to overhaul the DGA, removing the recommendations for vegetable oils. Bright side: Nobody follows the DGA anyhow.

I completely agree with this statement. To me, making a change in my diet needs to mean I will end up with better overall health and life span, not looking good in the mirror. By only focusing on my looks, I’m more lenient toward working out for a short period then dropping the routine.

Rosanne Rust, MS, RDN@chewthefacts.bsky.social · 2y ago

There is no “one right way” to eat. Healthy eating is not about being perfect for a day or a few months. Your lifestyle will always be a work in progress. Consequently, making dietary changes is something you commit to for the rest of your life.

Nothing in the public eye can just occur any longer. Everything has to have a conspiracy behind it these days or nobody's interested. Truth is a game now, and the owners of the game will flip the table over if you don't play it in a way where they win. -III

I love this as it encourages a balanced approach to health by emphasizing the importance of gradually adopting habits that support both mental and physical well-being. The phrase "Ease into good habits" is motivating, making the idea of improving health feel achievable. @beh353.bsky.social #beh353

Rosanne Rust, MS, RDN@chewthefacts.bsky.social · 2y ago

Ease into good habits that support both your mental & physical health. rustnutrition.com/chew-the-fac...

The sheer speed at which people hit a like button or make one-word affirmation comments in response to posts with articles linking to misinformation or propaganda, that they neither read, or question, (ie look up one other source), is astonishing.

“The desire to become a health guru is hard to resist for some.” I suffered through listening to the Casey Means appearance on Huberman. Other than inserting the word “mitochondria” she talks about known metabolic markers. RDNs know exactly how to treat with diet therapy. Casey is not a guru.

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Watching MAGA praising Michael Pollan for sharing RFK content, is not the social media content I expected in 2025. Pollan states he doesn’t think he’s a great pick but “hopeful that his nomination might do something for people who have been calling for food system reform for decades” 😕

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Career lifetime achievement goal: To argue with people about GMOs, sugars, & seed oils until I’m dead. Or retired. Whichever comes first. 🙃 Interested in conversations about #food #nutrition? Give me a follow. My philosophy: Enjoy eating for better health. Balance, not restriction. And, move. 💪🏼

There is no “one right way” to eat. Healthy eating is not about being perfect for a day or a few months. Your lifestyle will always be a work in progress. Consequently, making dietary changes is something you commit to for the rest of your life.

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Every week there is some new food myth to contend with.  Whether you see or hear it on television, radio, magazine covers or a social media feed, it can lead to confusion. "Influencers" who offer nut...

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