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Nutritional noise: why what you read about food is probably wrong
Nearly half of nutrition content on Instagram contains inaccuracies. The problem isn't a lack of information, it's the absence of a way to evaluate it. This piece breaks down why nutrition advice contradicts itself so often, and introduces the three questions I use to separate real evidence from compressed, commercialised noise. Including two real examples: fibremaxxing, and what carnivore content leaves out.

Dr. Caroline De Graeve
Jun 308 min read


Why Nourishment, Not Restriction, Shapes Your Long-Term Health
Health isn’t created by what you remove, but by what you include. “Free-from” labels can look virtuous, yet often deliver less nourishment. Your body doesn’t read marketing — it responds to protein, micronutrients, and food structure. Focus on composition, not promises.

Dr. Caroline De Graeve
Feb 54 min read
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