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5 Amazing Health Benefits of Psyllium Husk

Claire Muszalski
Published: 08/10/21 By Claire Muszalski
Registered Dietitian (BSc, MSc)
Claire Muszalski
Claire Muszalski Registered Dietitian (BSc, MSc)
Claire is a registered dietitian and a certified health and wellness coach. She holds a master's degree in Clinical Dietetics and Nutrition from the University of Pittsburgh. With a strong background in both nutrition and coaching, Claire is passionate about using her expertise to help others achieve their health goals. In addition to her professional work, she is a certified indoor cycling instructor who enjoys running and yoga. When she’s not keeping active, she loves to cook for her family and cheer on her favourite sports teams from her hometown of Pittsburgh.

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