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Catherine Guthrie

Catherine Guthrie

Catherine Guthrie is an Experience Life contributing editor.

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What’s the Difference Between Hyperpalatable and Ultraprocessed Foods?

There is a big overlap between the two types of foods, but there are differences too. Here's what to know.
By Catherine Guthrie

5 Ways to Reclaim Your Palate from Junk Food

Ultraprocessed and hyperpalatable foods have hijacked our taste buds and health. Here's how to take them back.
By Catherine Guthrie

How to Break Free From Hyperpalatable Foods

Grocery stores are full of food products engineered to make us keep eating them. Discover how they hook us — and how to favor more whole foods.
By Catherine Guthrie

How to Add More Antioxidant-Rich Foods to Your Diet

You don't have to overhaul your diet to get more antioxidants. Try these easy add-ons and substitutions.
By Catherine Guthrie

Simple Tips to Add More Protein to Your Diet

You don't have to overhaul your diet to get more protein. Try these easy add-ons and substitutions.
By Catherine Guthrie

Simple Tips to Add More Fiber to Your Diet

You don't have to overhaul your diet to get more fiber. Try these easy add-ons and substitutions.
By Catherine Guthrie

How to Add More Fiber, Protein, and Antioxidants to Your Plate

You don’t necessarily need to overhaul your diet in order to eat well. Try these easy add-ons to get more of the nutrients that matter.
By Catherine Guthrie

How Anthocyanins Support Eye Health

Anthocyanins are found in pigment-rich foods and target light-induced oxidative stress in ocular tissue. Learn how they work — as well as the best dietary sources.
By Catherine Guthrie

How Lutein and Zeaxanthin Support Eye Health

These two carotenoids protect the retina from damaging blue light. Learn how they work as well as the best dietary sources.
By Catherine Guthrie

How Astaxanthin Protects Your Eyes

This potent antioxidant helps protect against dry-eye disease. Learn how it works — as well as the best dietary sources.
By Catherine Guthrie
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