Tiffany Ayuda
Tiffany Ayuda is a Brooklyn-based editor and writer who specializes in fitness, nutrition, health, and wellness. She has held previous editorial roles at Prevention, Eat This, Not That, Daily Burn, and Everyday Health. She’s passionate about helping people make impactful changes to their lifestyle through helpful and practical exercise and nutrition advice. When she’s not writing or working out, Tiffany enjoys cooking and going on adventures with her husband and baby daughter.
Tiffany Ayuda's Articles
10 Delicious Keto-Friendly Thanksgiving Desserts
From turkey to mashed potatoes to mac and cheese, there’s a lot to love about Thanksgiving—aside from spending time with
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Estrogen Dominance: What It Is and Why You Can and Should Treat It
As the chief chemical messengers of your body, your hormones play a large role in how well it functions and
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Chelated Zinc: Your Essential Guide to This Essential Mineral
In the world of essential minerals and vitamins, zinc might not get as much hype as iron or vitamin C
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10 Healthy Low-Sugar Yogurts That Are Dietitian-Approved
With a creamy, smooth, and melt-in-your-mouth flavor, yogurt makes a nutritious high-protein breakfast or snack, helping you feel full for
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8 Delicious Soups to Celebrate the Bounty of Spring
We love the heartiness of winter squashes and the zesty flavors of grapefruit, kiwifruit, and oranges during the colder months.
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What Is a Regenerative Food System and How Can It Help Reverse Climate Change and Increase Nutrients in Our Food?
As farmers around the world contend with climate change and the growing demand for food, a regenerative food system presents
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The Best Landscape Hotels Around the Globe to Enjoy Nature and De-Stress
If your idea of a dream vacation is a mix of having access to luxurious amenities and being immersed in
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The Wonders of Watercress: 5 Healthy Reasons to Eat More Plus 5 Mouthwatering Recipes
When you think about some of the most nutritious green veggies, kale, spinach, and broccoli may come to mind. But
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