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Have you ever looked at a healthy recipe or nutrition article and thought “that’s just not me! Where are the foods I grew up with?!”
If so, you’re not alone.
I’m a Latina dietitian nutritionist and I believe you don’t have to choose between your health and your cultural foods.
Here you’ll find the most up-to-date evidence-based nutrition, explained in a way that’s relevant to Latin American foods and culture.
No more feeling caught in the middle of wanting to eat healthy and wanting to keep your food traditions alive.
Nutrition That Celebrates Your Culture
Nutrition should build you up and empower you.
That's why making space for all of you, including your heritage, is so important.
Explore my offerings below
Blog
In-depth, evidence-based information on the nutrition benefits of our heritage foods.
Latino Meal Plans
Healthy meal plans with your favorite Latino foods. Start with a free 1-week Mexican meal plan!
Training for Dietitians and Health Professionals
Learn my approach to inclusive nutrition counseling for Latin American cultural foods.
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Recent Blog Posts
10 Healthy Puerto Rican Recipes Recommended by a Dietitian
Looking for healthy Puerto Rican recipes for your dinner rotation? I’ve got you! As a Latina dietitian, I talk to clients every day who tell me they’re too scared to eat their favorite Latin American foods. My clients have been told their favorite Latin American foods are not healthy, and to stay away. But the
Is Queso Fresco Healthy? A Latina Dietitian Answers
Do you ever find yourself wondering if queso fresco is healthy? You’re not alone! Queso fresco is a very important type of cheese in Mexican food, but many people may feel that it’s not healthy. Maybe they’ve heard that they should limit their dairy intake or that cheese is too high and saturated fat. The
Your Guide to Mexican Edible Flowers (and their nutrition benefits)
Mexico is home to up to 100 different species of edible flowers (1)! A recent study found 92% of Mexican respondents report having eaten edible flowers before (2). At the same time, most of these respondents reported they ate flowers “rarely.” The frequency may be higher for floral teas like chamomile, lavender, or hibiscus, however.
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