About Christine Milmine, RDN
As for me, I am a plant based Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) who has worked in clinical as well as community settings.
I am also a wife, mom of two intelligent girls, a runner, new yoga lover, not so new chocolate lover, and ethical vegan who was raised eating meat and loads of dairy.
My journey to veganism took a long time.
It’s a story with many unexpected twists and turns. If you are curious about how I made the transition to the vegan diet part, check out the details in this post.
And if you want to tell me your story, or send me that vegan recipe you can’t get enough of, you can connect with me over here!
As Seen In...
- LiveStrong.com
25 Healthy High-Protein Snacks to Buy, According to Dietitians - EatThis.com
Worst Drinking Habits if You Have Diabetes - Healthline.com
Plant-Based Protein: The Best, the Worst, and Everything in Between - OxygenMag.com
- 7 Healthy Travel Snacks That Are Dietitian-Approved
- VeryWellFit.com
7 Tips For How to Use a Printable Meal Plan Template, According to Dietitians - CleanPlates.com
The Best High-Fiber Foods to Buy at Costco, According to a Dietitian - MelissaTraub.com
Money-Saving Tips on Plant-Based Foods from 3 Discount Grocery Stores - PeaceAndNutrition.com
15 Ways To Respect Your Body | Peace & Nutrition - EatRightMama.com
Earth Day 2022: 17 Ways to Eat More Sustainably - NutritionJobs.com
22 Work From Home Tips to Boost Your Productivity
What is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN)?
In the USA, a RDN is a recognized expert in nutrition.
To become a RDN, one must receive a bachelors degree, complete an accredited Dietetic Internship, and successfully pass the Registered Dietitian examination. RDN's must complete 75 continuing education units every 5 years to maintain their credentials.
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