Elizabeth Chatellier, MA, RDN

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Elizabeth Chatellier, MA, RDN, is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with a voracious appetite! She earned a Master of Arts in Food Culture and Communications from the University of Gastronomic Sciences, associated with the international Slow Food movement and has American Dietetic Association certificates in Child, Adolescent, and Adult Weight Management. She has worked as a personal chef for professional athletes, busy families, and single soldiers. Elizabeth believes the best way to watch what you E.A.T. is to: Embrace life, Amaze yourself, and Try everything! Please join her at the table on Instagram @elizabeth_chatellier.

Latest Posts by Elizabeth Chatellier, MA, RDN

Insulin Resistance

Three older women take a healthy walk through the park

Have you or someone you love been diagnosed with insulin resistance? Unfortunately, I have seen more and more people in the hospitals and clinics I’ve worked in newly diagnosed with insulin resistance. It can be very frightening, but the best
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Cooking for yourself is not mission impossible!

woman eating alone

During the years I was married to a man in the military, I lived alone a lot. The first time he deployed, all these questions were popping up in my head when I arrived home from work to an empty
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Homemade Pickling Recipe

Homemade Pickles

Have you ever made pickles at home? Until recently, I would not have thought to do this- to make homemade pickles. And, I love pickles. And, I love to cook. So I’m a little upset that I hadn’t thought of
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Gastronomy: Not Rocket Science!

Group Of Friends Enjoying Meal At Outdoor Restaurant

When I tell people I attended a master’s program in gastronomy, they usually look at me strangely, and say something along the lines of, “What is that? Rocket science?” Why they guess this I’m not sure, but maybe because “gastronomy”
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Power Up with Potassium Rich Foods

Sweet Potatoes

Potassium is really explosive! No really, it is. It is one of the most highly reactive elements in the body, and is essential to our life function because, along with sodium, it helps regulate blood pressure, and maintain healthy heart
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