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Anita Mirchandani

Anita Mirchandani, M.S, R.D, C.D.N received a B.A. from NYU and a M.S. in Clinical Nutrition from NYU. After completing a dietetic internship at New York-Presbyterian hospital, Anita became a Registered Dietitian in 2011. Anita also maintains current fitness certifications in indoor cycling, kickboxing, group exercise, and personal training. She is also an AFPA certified prenatal and postnatal exercise specialist. As of June 2014, Anita represents the New York State Dietetic Association as a media spokesperson. Most recently, Anita consults on all things nutrition related for food and beverage start-ups. Follow @FitNutAnita for interesting updates of fitness and nutrition content.

Parenting

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Life

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Women's Health

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Baby Feeding Guides & Schedules

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Nutrition

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Labor & Delivery

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Food

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Life

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Food

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Getting Pregnant

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Life

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