Hi there! I’m Sunithi, AKA Sue, a registered dietitian with a sweet tooth and a passion for eating healthy (quite a combo) currently working as an independent consultant in the DC Metro area. I’m also a blogger, health nut, nutrition geek who jogs to keep sane :)! I love to revamp recipes and add some ‘Nutrition Bytes’ to them, and my poor family are the guinea pigs for all my ‘nutri-inventions’ and crazy concoctions. Gluten Free recipes are my speciality. I also love listening to music and can get very crabby when my ipod or music on phone is out of charge.
I am wife to a music geek (Samson), who has a fabulous voice and is the best person for me! Together we are a great example of how two opposites can live in harmony. Let me give you an example. In our first year of marriage I would sit next to my sport-loving man and try to follow along. 29 years later I still sit next to him during game time but I am on my kindle /laptop, reading or blogging while he is cheering for whatever game is on. How’s that for harmony!? On a more serious note, he is the practical one and I am the dreamer, but between us my kids have a healthy balance. My greatest brag about him is that he has always let me be myself without trying to change me.
One of those days I actually got him to go vegetable picking with me * Kodak Moment* !!
I am also mom to my two beautiful girls Rebecca (25) and Sarah (20) and they are my greatest accomplishments. I always wondered what I was doing having my kids five years apart, and now I know: while one is away in college ( I still miss her terribly) my working kid is home. Hanging with my girls ( even the one from college who comes home on the rare weekend) is one of my favorite things to do!
My Blog : I started this blog a few years back as an attempt to nurture the inner geek in me. I wanted to do something different for myself apart from just being a working mamma and wife. As we get older, keeping healthy, staying fit and having energy to keep up with life is not easy. I am still learning from others and my own life experiences, and wanted to share my thoughts and some Nutrition Bytes that I have picked up along the way. Although I started this blog to write articles it has evolved into a healthy recipe blog. Creating a recipe, taking pictures and writing about it makes me all starry eyed …if you know what I mean. My family keeps me firmly grounded in that they are my greatest and fondest critics. They reject anything that is not practical or too ‘nutritiony’, so my suggestions have been tried and tested.
Bragging Rights – I am the Queen of Smoothies and even my kids say I make the best smoothies! Oh, I can also speak six different languages fluently and read & write in four.
You are awesome for visiting my page! Please visit again and check out my professional website Nutrition Link to see if I can be of service to you!
Hi there! I’m Sunithi, AKA Sue, a registered dietitian with a sweet tooth and a passion for eating healthy (quite a combo) currently working as an independent consultant in the DC Metro area. I’m also a blogger, health nut, nutrition geek who jogs to keep sane :)! I love to revamp recipes and add some ‘Nutrition Bytes’ to them. All my recipes are gluten free! I also blog on natural health and fitness! Visit often and drop me a note if you have any nutrition queries!
Hi Sunithi … I’m a nurse with a passion for nutrition … So glad I found your site 🙂
Hi Sunithi, I was searching this morning for smoothies with coconut milk or coconut water and came across your mango one. I am drinking it as I am writing to you. I love it! I too am a health nut and will be studying holistic coaching next month. I am eating healthier and searching the web for recipes and wanted you to know I love your about you page. Thank you for the recipes and I hope when I get my health blog up, you too will tune in. Hopefully I can get ideas from you and you from me…..keep up the great work! For now, enjoying my mango smoothie! 🙂
you have a very fun space. Also, I am highly impressed by your linguistic abilities 🙂
If you use a sharp knife to pry out the coconut, and the knife slips you can get a deep cut. It is better to use a blunt table knife to do this job. trust me I have been there.
Ja hei, ettei kenellekään jää väärä kuva niin kyllä mäkin kannatan fosfaateista luopumista. Itsekin ostan fosfaatittomia, Joutsenmerkittyjä pesuaineita. Enemmän vaan ärsyttää epeitrelÃvant-eih¤n lukuihin vetoaminen. Ja se, ettei ajatella kokonaisuutta.
A good many valuables you’ve given me.
You blog is AWESOME. I can’t believe you only started it months ago. I found it by searching for the health benefits of coconut rice. I’ve been making coconut rice for two weeks now and my family LOVES it. I’m and baker and a fitness coach so I am CONSTANTLY battling with my sweet tooth. My neighbors love that I share my baked goodness. I will be visiting you blog and using it as inspiration to work on my own blog. I’ve been so resistant to blogging.
Thank you for the very valuable and interesting recipies!
Hi Sue, I saw your post on juicing celery, beets, apple and ginger for hypertension. I too have that, mine is hereditary. Parents and brothers also have it. I’ve been on atenolol for a while but would like to get off taking meds. I’d like to try this combo of juicing and was wondering if adding the supplement CoQ10 would be helpful. I don’t want to combine them if there is no benefits however I’ve read CoQ10, 100-200 mil is also is very helpful. What are your thoughts?
I have not really read about a correlation between CoQ10 and BP but I do know that CoQ10 is very beneficial to the body in many ways. You may want to check with yr physician about that!
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