Lemons Nutrition, LLC

03/13/2026

Nearly half of Americans are turning to social media and AI for nutrition advice — and 8 in 10 say it’s hard to separate fact from fiction.

A new survey from our partners at the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics highlights the growing misinformation crisis and launches “A Seat at Every Table,” a campaign to elevate registered dietitian nutritionists and nutrition professionals as trusted, science-based experts shaping the nation’s health decisions, including how RDNs and NDTRs play a vital role in diabetes management.

Learn more at eatright.org/everytable

03/03/2026

06/27/2025

I hope so

04/18/2025

Can't wait to present with Jennifer Morris Meyer

04/11/2025

The isolation of autism

03/30/2025

In honor of autism awareness month, the kindle version of my book is $2.99 until the end of April.

"One of the best new Autism ebooks" - BookAuthority Sharon Lemons was a young mother of three boys, ages seven, five, and one week, the day her two older children were diagnosed with autism. At a time when the diagnosis was still rare and interventions were new, expensive, and not always helpful...

03/12/2025

Happy RDN Day to all my colleagues.

02/12/2025

https://bookauthority.org/books/new-autism-books

Autiam Recipe is on Book Authorities best new books for autism in 2025. #32

The best new autism books you should read in 2025, such as BEYOND AUTISM, SECRETS TO AUTISM, Autism chronicles, Magnificent Minds and Autism For Newbies.

01/08/2025

10/08/2024

It was a pleasure to talk to Jill Castle about Autism Recipe

In this episode of The Nourished Child podcast, we dive into feeding kids with autism. I’m joined by dietitian Sharon Lemons, who shares her personal experie...

10/07/2024

Prime day special! Autism Recipe will be free to download on Kindle or your Kindle app on October 8h and 9th!

Autism Recipe: Using Trust and Joy to Take Control of Wellness

10/05/2024

Interesting study

Researchers found that certain inflammatory genes were more active in pregnant mothers with asthma, potentially increasing the likelihood of autism-related behaviors in their infants, suggesting a link between maternal inflammation and early neurodevelopmental outcomes.