“If someone is having McDonald’s and drinking a lot of soft drinks, but they’re using olive oils, I don’t think you’re going to get the same benefit as someone who’s really embraced the overall diet,” said Kelly LeBlanc, a registered dietitian and vice president of nutrition programming at Oldways, a nonprofit organization that promotes sustainable eating.
“If someone is having McDonald’s and drinking a lot of soft drinks, but they’re using olive oils, I don’t think you’re going to get the same benefit as someone who’s really embraced the overall diet,” said Kelly LeBlanc, a registered dietitian and vice president of nutrition programming at Oldways, a nonprofit organization that promotes sustainable eating. “There isn’t one singular dietary magic bullet or villain.”