As a nationally recognized public figure in press & media nutrition communications and cannabis education, Emily is frequently interviewed for her perspective on the cannabis, health, wellness, nutrition and lifestyle spaces.
As a formally trained Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and a Certified Holistic Cannabis Practitioner with an extensive background in media communications, Emily is regularly featured on television, online, and in print publications.
Over the years, Emily has developed the skill of turning evidence-based, scientific messages into easy-to-digest, entertaining and helpful consumer-friendly soundbites for effective brand communication.
Authenticity, approachability, and relatability are most important to Emily when it comes to nutrition and cannabis communications, as it is important that her credibility, experience,
Cannabis Media Expert
Emily Kyle is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Certified Holistic Cannabis Practitioner & America's most sought after Cannabis Media Expert. As a formally trained registered dietitian nutritionist with an extensive background in media communications, Emily is regularly featured on television, online, and in print publications. Over the years, Emily has developed her skills for turning evidence-based, scientific messages into easy-to-digest, entertaining and helpful consumer-friendly soundbites.
If you are looking for a Cannabis Media Expert to interview for a media outlet, podcast, TV or media interview, please email emily@emilykylenutrition.com
Cannabis Media Interviews
Media interviews with Cannabis Media Expert Emily Kyle.
Stop Judging — In my experience, most women will not admit to their cannabis use, let alone step into a cannabis business ownership role, because they are afraid of being judged as a mother.
What is hemp oil? First up, what the heck is it? The biggest misconception is that hemp oil is synonymous with CBD (cannabidiol) — or that it’s weed. It’s not, says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, a registered dietitian and certified holistic cannabis practitioner. “CBD oil can technically be CBD hemp oil, but hemp oil is not necessarily CBD oil — and is most often hempseed oil,” she explains.
Emily Kyle is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and a Certified Holistic Cannabis Practitioner who adopts a holistic healthcare approach combining medical nutrition therapy and cannabis therapeutics. Dr. Vincenzo Di Marzo is the Research Director at the ICB-CNR in Pozzuoli Coordinator of the Endocannabinoid Research Group in Naples, an Associate Research Director at the National Research Council in Italy and the holder of a Canada Excellence Research Chair at Université Laval in Quebec City, Canada.
We are very excited to share this interview we did with Emily Kyle. Emily is a holistic cannabis practitioner and dietitian nutritionist. We asked her about her view on CBD and how it can help people with certain conditions. So, without further ado – here we go:
Every human body has what is known to be an endocannabinoid system (ECS),” says registered dietitian, nutritionist, and certified holistic cannabis practitioner Emily Kyle. “Understanding this helps us to understand that cannabinoids work differently within our bodies and that their effect will not be the same for everyone.”
When we queried leaders in diabetes education to learn more about CBD oil and diabetes, we were immediately referred to Emily Kyle, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and Holistic Cannabis Practitioner based in upstate New York. While not a diabetes expert per se, Kyle has become well-known among healthcare providers as an expert on the overall health effects of cannabis.
“Just like the immune or digestive systems, all mammals have an endocannabinoid system,” says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, who is also a holistic cannabis practitioner. Neurotransmitters in the endocannabinoid system interact with CBD. “The main responsibility of the endocannabinoid system is to help maintain homeostasis in the body,” she says.
Dietitian and author, Emily Kyle, is studying at the Holistic Cannabis Network and on track to becoming a Certified Holistic Cannabis Practitioner in April 2019. She offers her recommendation on CBD oil dosage.
Professional Recgonition
Professional Recgonition of Emily Kyle as a Holisitc Cannabis expert.
Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, HCP – Registered Dietitian Nutritionist & Holistic Cannabis Practitioner
Emily Kyle is a nationally recognized media registered dietitian nutritionist providing holistic health care for those living with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions. In private practice, Emily provides food sensitivity testing as a Certified LEAP Therapist, cannabis education as a Holistic Cannabis Practitioner, and anti-inflammatory recipes and wellness and nutrition related articles as a popular blogger and credible media resource.
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If visions and missions align, Emily is the perfect spokesperson to craft powerful messages to increase a
Please note that Emily will always disclose the nature of partnerships with brands to readers. Honesty and transparency are valued, and freebies or compensation will never “buy” a positive review.
Please contact Emily for media inquiries, if you would like to discuss working together or to request a copy of her media kit.
RECIPE DEVELOPMENT
Emily Kyle and her husband Chef Phil can provide your business expertise in recipe development based on years of culinary and food service experience. Emily can help you to convert traditional recipes into healthy, delicious recipes by swapping ingredients and cooking methods, and can also help your business create new, unique recipes for your product or brand that consumers will love.
FOOD & LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography is included with recipe development if desired. Please contact Emily to discuss larger food photography projects.
MENU & NUTRITION ANALYSIS
I provide: menu reviews, nutrition facts panels, allergen identifications and menu substitutions for appropriate dietary protocols. I use top of the line, USDA integrated software to analyze nutrition and can provide the most reliable and accurate nutrition analysis and nutrition fact labels. I understand the regulations and requirements set forth by the FDA and will ensure that your business is following the standard guidelines required.
BROADCAST PRESS & MEDIA
Every week I host a weekly news segment titled Health in a Handbasket on Good Day Rochester for FOX Rochester News in my hometown of Rochester, New York. You can catch me every Monday morning at 7:45am sharing my love for food and nutrition, health & wellness.
Over the past 3 years, I have appeared in over 120 live TV appearances.
Testimonial
“I’ve worked with other media personalities before and Emily was very organized and prepared. She delivered everything she promised and I know my client was very pleased. There is always an element of holding your breath when dealing with a live TV segment, but Emily nailed it! The blog content supporting the on-air spot was thorough and the photography was exceptional. Overall, a wonderful experience.” – BeeSmart Social Media
Recent Press Mentions & Media Interviews
Nationally recognized media dietitian and Holistic Cannabis Practitioner Emily Kyle is often quoted in various local and national magazine, print, online and TV media outlets for her nutrition knowledge and cannabis expertise.
Why Food Labels That Specify How Much Exercise It Takes to Burn Calories Are a Bad Idea
Deciding whether a food is 'worth it' isn't just a matter of counting calories. It's important to eat the foods that'll sustain you through everyday tasks and any added activity. "It is possible for two different foods to have the same amount of calories while containing varying amounts of the essential nutrients your body needs to function properly day after day," Emily Kyle, M.S., R.D.N., C.D.N., previously told us.
Why Ginger Tea Is Our Favorite Fall Drink
Just like ground ginger, ginger tea has many of the same health benefits of fresh ginger due to its powerful phytonutrients and phytochemical,” says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, author of The Hashimoto’s AIP Cookbook. “Sipping on pure ginger tea will provide many desired anti-inflammatory health benefits, which can help with inflammatory conditions like arthritis, gastritis and hepatitis.”
Is Ginger Good for You?
"Ginger has been used as an ancient medicine for hundreds of years to treat conditions like indigestion, nausea, vomiting, diabetes, and even cancer," says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, author of The Hashimoto's AIP Cookbook.
Is Turmeric Good for You?
“I prefer to enjoy turmeric in savory recipes such as a butternut squash bisque because it is easy to incorporate ground black pepper, as well,” says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, a dietitian in Rochester, New York, and author of The Hashimoto’s AIP Cookbook. “Black pepper contains a powerful component called piperine that has been shown to help increase the bioavailability of curcumin by 2,000%.”
7 simple dinner formulas to make vegetarian eating anything but boring | Well+Good
In a recent Reddit thread, users shared some of their favorite cheap, quick, and healthy dinner options. Because as magical as a bowl of rice and beans is, it’s really nice to be able to switch things up. The next time you head into the kitchen, try out one of these formulas—and the perfect recipes to get you started for each.
A Beginner's Guide to CBD | Openfit
“Just like the immune or digestive systems, all mammals have an endocannabinoid system,” says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, who is also a holistic cannabis practitioner. Neurotransmitters in the endocannabinoid system interact with CBD. “The main responsibility of the endocannabinoid system is to help maintain homeostasis in the body,” she says.
12 Healthy Nut Milk Recipes | Shape Magazine
"This banana bread is brought to life with the rich, flavorful taste of coconut milk," says Emily Kyle, M.S., R.D.N., owner of Emily Kyle Nutrition. "The coconut milk helps to create the perfect, moist consistency while remaining plant-based so that everyone in the whole family can enjoy a warm and delicious loaf straight from the oven."
The Weight-Loss Plan That Works Best for Men
This popular diet highlights whole- and plant-based foods. “Fruits and vegetables are enjoyed in abundance, along with foods high in heart-healthy unsaturated fats like nuts, seeds, and oils,” says Emily Kyle, MS, RDN, CLT, author of The 30-Minute Thyroid Cookbook.
Podcast Interview with UpliftFit Nutrition
Discussed in this episode:
-Best autoimmune diets and the differences between them
-How to choose an autoimmune diet
-MRT and LEAP testing- what is it, and differences in food intolerance tests
-Anti Diet Trend: the good, the bad, the ugly
-Medical cannabis!
These are the best snacks for summer travel
You know that moment when you're sitting in your seat on the plane, or in a long car ride, and your stomach starts to rumble? You're stuck between two strangers or you're miles away from civilization and a snack.
Ashwagandha: What It Is and Its Health Benefits
If you keep up with the latest wellness trends, it might seem like ashwagandha is everywhere these days. This adaptogenic herb is native to India and has been widely used for millennia. Now, you can find it on trendy coffeehouse menus — sometimes mixed with chai for a chilled-out latte — as well as in powders, capsules, tinctures, and other supplement forms.
Mediterranean Diet Food List - What To Eat On The Mediterranean Diet
“The premise is avoiding over-processed, packaged foods and enjoying fresh, whole foods whenever possible,” says Emily Kyle, registered dietitian nutritionist. Read the full interview below.
Is CBD Oil Good for Diabetes? | DiabetesMine
"When we queried leaders in diabetes education about CBD oil and diabetes, we were immediately referred to Emily Kyle, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and Holistic Cannabis Practitioner based in upstate New York. While not a diabetes expert per se, Kyle has become well-known among healthcare providers as an expert on the overall health effects of cannabis."