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Bonnie Modugno, MS, RD

Nutrition Consultant, Author, Speaker
Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Behavior

530 Wilshire Blvd Suite 310
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(ph) 310-395-4822 (fax) 310-917-2274
(email) bonnie@muchmorethanfood.com
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Newsletters, Articles and Press

NutritionWorks Newsletter

Bonnie publishes an annual newsletter, “NutritionWorks News” that addresses her take on current and controversial topics. Writing gives her a vehicle to maintain connections with her professional peers, referral sources, current and former clients.  Downloadable versions are available in pdf form.

Click on the date to download a pdf version of a newsletter.

2010 Thinking Differently: Beyond Sound Bite Nutrition

2009 Working With Your Body: When Lifestyle Trumps All

2008 How much is enough?

2006 Our Adulterated Food Supply

2005 A Culture of Indulgance

2004 Health And Fitness At Every Size

2000 Protein vs Carbohydrate: The human experience beyond the controversy

1999 Beyond Calories: Science confirms the influence of hormones in energy metabolism

1998 Insulin Resistance: The evolution of legitimate scientific inquiry

1997 The Challenge of Balance: Recent studies support theory of insulin resistance

1996 Insulin Resistance: Diabetes is just the tip of the iceberg

Professional publications

Behind the Food Novel Factors Influencing Behavior and Food Choices in Disordered Eating 2010

from SCAN  PULSE
Winter 2009, Vol. 28, No.1

 

Lay publications

Bonnie Y. Modugno, MS, RD, appreciates the influence of the media and all forms of communication. Her strong, sophisticated nutrition messages have been conveyed in Letters to the Editor for the Los Angeles Times (her hometown newspaper), quotations in many publications including The Los Angeles Times, Self, Shape, Muscle and Fitness, Muscle and Fitness Hers, Men’s Fitness, Men’s Health, Teen Magazine and others.

Perils of portion distortion
Food serving size and people are bigger and bigger

from the San Francisco Chronicle
Sunday, March 7, 2004

Super Size Me’ Filmmaker Offers Food For Thought

Letter to the Editor of the Los Angeles Times, unpublished

Pre-diabetes Prevention

from Men’s Fitness, April, 2003  

Three nutritionists share their tips for healthy eating

Muscle & Fitness/Hers, Dec, 2003

 

Guest Blogs

Got Beef?  Learn about the unlabeled ingredients in your burger

Prevention, Inspired Bites with Robyn O’Brien, March 13, 2012

Safe to Eat? Insights into the Controversy of Genetically Engineered Foods

Allergy Kids Foundation, February 9, 2012

DIETETIC CAREER SPOTLIGHT: Bonnie Y. Modugno, MS, RD in Private Practice and Consulting

Nutrition Jobs, October 20, 2011

Eating in America: Is the Usual Way We Shop, Eat and Entertain Making Us Fat?

Virtual MD, August 30, 2011

Bonnie is a member of TheVisualMD.com Expert Panel!

These respected leaders of their fields are now sharing their thoughts and experiences as well as their expertise in their health blog. You can respond to their posts, ask them any questions you may have on any health issues or you can subscribe to the RSS feed of the whole Expert Panel or any author individually

The BMI Paradox

Huffington Post July 17, 2011

Sugars Slippery Slope:  How not to fall down it 

Appetite for Health, May 4, 2011

 


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