Why Healthy Foods Arent Always Healthy @ShivaniPauPodcast
Why Healthy Foods Arent Always Healthy  @ShivaniPauPodcast
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join me on 'A Millennial Mind' Podcast in this fascinating episode featuring Rhiannon Lambert, a renowned registered nutritionist and bestselling author. We unravel the complexities and hidden truths of ultra-processed foods, challenging many common beliefs about diet and health.

If you think avoiding every packet on the supermarket shelf makes you healthier, think again. Rhiannon brings the nuanced reality of UPFs, revealing that not all processed foods are inherently bad and how they fit into a balanced diet. Discover why obsessing over perfect eating can do more harm than good and how small, informed changes can improve your overall well-being. This episode will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about food.

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