Katie Suleta

@drkatiesuleta.bsky.social

Public health and healthcare researcher, educator, and writer. Doctorate of Health Sciences, Master's of Public Health, Master's of Health Informatics drkatiesuleta.com

I teamed up with Angela Dowden to tackle the Final Four of Nutrition Myth Busting. We cover why cane sugar isn't better than high fructose corn syrup, why fewer ingredients doesn't mean healthier, protein maxing, and fiber maxing. www.acsh.org/news/2026/03...

March Madness: The Nutritional Final Four

We’ve reached the Final Four of our nutrition bracket, so it’s time to break down some of the hottest claims in nutrition right now. Our contenders? “Cane Sugar > HFCS,” “Fewer Ingredients = Better,” ...

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The HHS nutritional competencies for medical education dropped and there are many reasons to be skeptical. It virtually erases RDNs and elevates unregulated professions to work as part of the care team. Thanks to @medpagetoday.com and @gfriedman.bsky.social. www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/seco...

Opinion | The Wellness Devil in the Details: HHS' Nutrition Plan

Questionable science and little recognition of dietitians should give us pause

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Michael Shermer used to be a skeptic hero. Today, he is a MAHA enabler, obsessed with strangers' genitals and endangering trans people to get attention on social media. I want to lead by example and prove to him it's possible to not talk about trans people constantly. My latest.

The Anti-Trans Obsessions of “Skeptic” Michael Shermer:  Hallucinating Imaginary Demons to Empower Actual Villains, Once Again.

I want to demonstrate to Michael Shermer that it’s possible for men like us to not talk about trans people constantly. If I can do it, so can he.

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Alex from our time working together, while he was in nursing school. Later, he moved to ICU, working as a nurse to support critically ill Veterans. He had such a great attitude. We’d chat between patients about trying to get in a mountain bike ride together. Will never happen now

Alex Pretti from his early days working at the VA

The Blood Type Diet has been thoroughly debunked many times throughout the years. That won't stop the family that pioneered it from pushing it, along with their products, services, and dubious research methods. www.acsh.org/news/2026/01...

The Family of Wellness Grifters

Despite years of scientific consensus debunking the "Blood Type Diet," the D’Adamo family has successfully transformed a biological myth into a commercial empire. By leveraging pseudoscientific claims...

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January is just around the corner and diets and detoxes are already in full advertising mode. A good rule to follow with influencers and internet personalities: if they're trying to sell you something, don't take health advice from them. www.acsh.org/news/2025/12...

Anti-Inflammation and Advertising: A Match Made In Wellness Heaven

Every January, the resurgence of diet and detox trends makes it difficult to distinguish reputable health advice from the opportunistic claims of "Wellness Warriors". The current obsession with anti-i...

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