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NutrSci with Mardi Parelman, PhD

About NutrSci

Evidence-based nutrition insights, grounded in research and teaching, designed for curious, everyday eaters.

A tidy wooden desk set up for nutrition research and learning, featuring a sleek open laptop displaying a blank white screen, a stack of multicolored academic-style binders labeled only with simple geometric icons, a clear glass jar filled with sharpened pencils, and a small houseplant with deep green leaves. Around the laptop are neatly arranged bowls with measured portions of nuts, lentils, and colorful chopped vegetables on white ceramic plates. Soft diffused daylight from an unseen window washes over the workspace, casting gentle, elongated shadows. Photographic realism at a slightly elevated angle emphasizes order and clarity, with a clean, modern aesthetic that conveys scientific rigor, transparency, and accessible education in nutrition science.

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What This Site Provides

This site shares general, science-based nutrition education. It does not replace medical care, diagnose conditions, or provide individualized treatment. Always discuss significant diet changes, supplements, or health concerns with your personal healthcare provider.

An overhead, photographic composition of a balanced meal layout on a smooth, light stone surface, designed to teach portion sizes and nutrient diversity: a white dinner plate divided visually by food placement into colorful sections of roasted vegetables, grilled lean protein, and a small serving of whole grains, surrounded by smaller side dishes of leafy salad and sliced citrus. Nearby, a transparent measuring cup, stainless steel measuring spoons, and a blank, spiral-bound meal planning notepad rest in a tidy arrangement. Soft, indirect daylight from the side gently illuminates the food, creating natural shadows and a realistic texture on each ingredient. The mood is calm, approachable, and educational, with a clean, top-down composition that clearly showcases practical, science-based healthy eating.