Project Description
Scarlett Full
Dietitian/Nutritionist
Growing Naturals
Scarlett Full is Growing Naturals’ very own in-house Dietitian. She graduated from Florida International University with a Masters in Dietetics & Nutrition and is a Registered Dietitian specializing in nutrition communications and product development. She is dedicated to filling the scientific and nutritional gap between nature’s raw materials and edible consumer goods. Her love for food and nutrition has set the ideal platform for making food products that are good for you–from farm to shelf.
Scarlett is passionate about empowering consumers to make their own health conscious decisions by providing them with objective, up-to-date evidenced-based nutrition information. She also loves painting, crafting, coffee, cooking and the outdoors :).
As Growing Natural’s food and nutrition expert, Scarlett is available to answer customer questions by email (info@growingnaturals.com) or twitter (@GrowingNatRD).
I love answering customers' nutrition-related questions! It's easy to become overwhelmed and confused about nutrition with all the misinformation (and opinions) out there. So knowing that I helped someone gain a more educated insight about nutrition in general or just correcting any misconceptions they might've had is a great feeling 🙂
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Featured Blog
Why Rice Protein
Why Rice Protein? ALLERGEN-FRIENDLY. Free from top 8 allergens, gluten and more; Derived from rice, a supremely allergen-free food source CLINICALLY PROVEN. Supported by 4 clinical trials to be as good as whey for recovery, [...]
Why Pea Protein
Why Pea Protein? ALLERGEN-FRIENDLY. Free-from top 8 allergens, gluten and more. Derived from yellow split peas, a plant-based food source LOW-FODMAP TESTED. Great for FODMAP-sensitive stomachs at a maximum of 2 servings. VEGAN/VEGETARIAN NON-GMO PROJECT VERIFIED [...]
Study Shows 24g Daily Dose of Plant Protein as Good as Whey for Building Muscle
New Study Shows 24g Daily Dose of Rice Protein as Good as Whey for Building Muscle In previous clinical studies with college and pro-athletes, rice protein has been shown to be as effective as animal-based [...]
