Caroline Thomason
Caroline Thomason is a dietitian and diabetes educator combining her love of nutrition with the power of making better health easy to understand. With 12 years in the industry, her work has appeared in more than 40 publications. She's also a speaker, broadcast spokesperson, and recipe developer.
Caroline Thomason, RD LDN, CDCES is a dietitian and diabetes educator combining her love of nutrition with the power of making better health easy to understand. With 12 years in the industry, she’s published in 40+ publications, a CPG consultant and advisor, a speaker, broadcast spokesperson, and recipe developer.
Highlights
- Specializes in diabetes and women’s health
- Runs a private practice based in Northern Virginia
Experience
- Writes for publications like Forbes, Health, SHAPE, EatingWell, and more
- CPG advisor, spokesperson, speaker, and recipe developer
Education
Caroline graduated from James Madison University in 2016 with an undergraduate degree in Human Nutrition and completed her dietetic internship via Meredith College in 2017. She became a Registered Dietitian in 2017 and earned her Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist certification in 2019.
Author posts
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Get examples of whole grains and learn about their health benefits. Get dietitian-recommended ways
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Discover the health benefits of magnesium, how much you need, and the best magnesium-rich
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Discover how to track and monitor your nutrient intake using MyFitnessPal to meet your
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Streamline your food logging and track nutrition easier by creating and saving recipes on
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Discover the benefits of intermittent fasting, explore popular methods, and learn how to start
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Explore tips for slowing down, connecting with food, and making better habits.
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Curious about how to maximize the benefits of intermittent fasting? Discover the best foods
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Quick and easy recipes can work miracles on a busy weeknight.
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Let’s break down the research-backed considerations to help you decide if intermittent fasting is
