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Ohio University’s special-diet program earns an 86% satisfaction rating, meaning most students find campus meals accessible and safe. The university has moved from a basic allergy notice to a full-service diet framework that supports diverse needs. In my work as a specialty dietitian, I see this evolution reflected in
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Gluten-Free Specialty Diets: What Families Need to Know In 2023, a growing number of families turned to gluten-free meals for health or medical reasons. A gluten-free diet is not automatically healthier, but it can be essential for those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. Medical Disclaimer: This article is for
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In 2023, elite athletes increasingly turn to a special diet - a targeted eating plan that aligns calories, macros, and timing with performance goals and recovery needs. This approach goes beyond general nutrition by customizing for training cycles, body composition, and metabolic quirks. Below, I break down how it works
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Ten food festivals across the U.S. showcase how specialty diets are reshaping menus and grocery shelves. As consumers seek gluten-free, low-FODMAP, or plant-based options, retailers and chefs adapt to meet those needs (usatoday.com). This shift means the foods you reach for at the store or at a festival
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1 in 6 Americans follow specialized diets, which means thousands of college students need safe, reliable food options every day (worldhealth.net). A campus-wide framework starts with identifying each student’s dietary restriction and then weaving that data into every food service touchpoint. Medical Disclaimer: This article is for informational