
Nina Teicholz - Substack
PhD in nutrition, with a focus on evidence-based nutrition policy.
The 2025 Dietary Guidelines with Nina Teicholz: A Turning Point …
Nina Teicholz explains how the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, created every five years, shape school meals, hospital food, and public health policy—yet remain driven by poor science and deep …
Food Pyramid Flipped: The Real Key to Metabolic Health
In this eye-opening episode of the Dust’er Mud Podcast, we break down the latest published review from Dr. Nina Teicholz, which calls for a complete overhaul of dietary guidelines for …
About Nina Teicholz: Biography, Credentials & More
Her work can now be found in a column on Substack called “ Unsettled Science.” Teicholz has no commercial ties and has never received support from any industry for her work.
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2025 Dietary Guidelines Recommendations ‘Would Almost …
Originally published on Nina Teicholz’s Unsettled Science Substack page. The post 2025 Dietary Guidelines Recommendations ‘Would Almost Certainly Harm Our Health’ appeared first on …
Episode #188: The New Food Pyramid: Nina Teicholz Exposes …
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Nina Teicholz | First-ever peer-reviewed low-carb/keto food pyramid ...
Mar 17, 2025 · This new paper addresses all the myths vs. FACTs on these diets. i.e., they are not nutritionally deficient, not a “fad” diet, do not have harmful side effects, do not cause heart …
83: New Food Pyramid Coming Soon! Live Call with Nina Teicholz …
Recently I had the pleasure of meeting someone I consider a "Holistic Health Hero": Nina Teicholz. As I said in episode 4 of this podcast, I really admire the extensive research and …
Why The American Dietary Guidelines Are Making Us Fatter and …
Apr 7, 2025 · Americans are unhealthier (and more obese) than ever before. Nina Teicholz, the author of “The Big Fat Surprise”, explains why they are faulty and based on poor science. She …