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When it comes to eating well, most people don’t need a complete diet overhaul — just the right guidance. That’s where Summer Hudson, RD, comes in.

As a registered dietitian with Novant Health, she helps patients cut through the overwhelm of nutrition advice and build realistic habits that fit their lifestyle. Whether someone wants to better understand ultra-processed foods, lose weight in a sustainable way, or simply feel more energized, Summer offers personalized support grounded in science and compassion.

She’s now accepting new patients, making this the perfect time to get expert help with creating a healthier routine. Paired with Novant Health’s comprehensive resources — including insights like how to scale back on ultra-processed foods — patients gain the tools they need to make meaningful, lasting change.

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