PARKHOY PRODUCT COLLECTION

Legumes and pulses

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The photo illustrates types of pulses; it does not depict PARKHOY inventory.

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PARKHOY · FOOD KNOWLEDGE

Experts on food choices

A selection from 20 verified specialists across PARKHOY. These are published educational takeaways, not product endorsements.

Tracey McLaughlin

Tracey McLaughlin

MD

Professor of Medicine and endocrinologist, Stanford

If you have metabolic disease, personalize your meal plan.

Editorial summary for general education; this person does not endorse Parkhoy.

Academic profile · Reading and references
Marta Guasch-Ferré

Marta Guasch-Ferré

PhD

Nutrition and epidemiology researcher, Harvard

Include legumes among your varied protein choices.

Editorial summary for general education; this person does not endorse Parkhoy.

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Fabio Parasecoli

Fabio Parasecoli

PhD

Professor of Food Studies, New York University

Explore the origins and cultural context of foods.

Editorial summary for general education; this person does not endorse Parkhoy.

Academic profile · Reading and references
Maya Vadiveloo

Maya Vadiveloo

PhD, RD

Associate Professor of Nutrition, URI

Judge the overall eating pattern, not a single “superfood.”

Coauthor of the AHA dietary statement; takeaway paraphrased from the shared statement.

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Penny Kris-Etherton

Penny Kris-Etherton

PhD, RD

Distinguished Professor of Nutrition, Penn State

Include nuts and other nutritious plant protein sources.

Coauthor of the AHA dietary statement; takeaway paraphrased from the shared statement.

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Deirdre K. Tobias

Deirdre K. Tobias

ScD

Nutritional epidemiologist, Harvard and Brigham

Be skeptical of detox products and diet marketing.

Educational takeaway based on the linked hospital article; not a PARKHOY endorsement.

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Christopher D. Gardner

Christopher D. Gardner

PhD

Professor of Medicine and nutrition researcher, Stanford

Focus on food quality and practical habits that you can maintain.

Educational takeaway based on the linked research/profile or institution guidance; not a personal endorsement of PARKHOY.

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Josiemer Mattei

Josiemer Mattei

PhD, MPH

Associate Professor of Nutrition, Harvard

Use culturally familiar meals as a starting point for healthy eating.

Educational takeaway based on the linked research/profile or institution guidance; not a personal endorsement of PARKHOY.

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Teresa T. Fung

Teresa T. Fung

ScD, RD

Adjunct Professor of Nutrition, Harvard

Choose a variety of vegetables and plant-based foods.

Educational takeaway based on the linked research/profile or institution guidance; not a personal endorsement of PARKHOY.

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