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Lisa McCune, R.D.N.

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Lisa McCune, R.D.N., is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with over a decade of experience in personalized nutrition. Currently practicing at The Little Clinic by Kroger, she specializes in diabetes care, heart health, and weight management. Lisa empowers clients to build a balanced, joyful relationship with food, focusing on "non-scale victories" like improved energy and better sleep. Outside of work, she enjoys CrossFit, baking, and spending time with her Boston terrier, Josie.

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A Dietitian’s Heart-Healthy Meal Plan

A Dietitian’s Heart-Healthy Meal Plan

by Lisa McCune, R.D.N.
1,182 Views
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Healthy Snacking Ideas from Registered Dietitians

Healthy Snacking Ideas from Registered Dietitians

by Lisa McCune, R.D.N.
944 Views
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The Benefits of Berries, and How to Pick, Store & Enjoy Them This Summer

The Benefits of Berries, and How to Pick, Store & Enjoy Them This Summer

by Lisa McCune, R.D.N.
1,224 Views
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Why Unexplained Changes In Weight Happen — and What Helps

Why Unexplained Changes In Weight Happen — and What Helps

by Lisa McCune, R.D.N.
376 Views
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Chia Water for Weight Loss? A Dietitian Shares the Facts

Chia Water for Weight Loss? A Dietitian Shares the Facts

by Lisa McCune, R.D.N.
1,281 Views

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