
Is the "dinosaur time" trend a good way to eat more greens? A dietitian weighs in.
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A TikTok user has gone viral for a hilariously efficient way of eating more greens that she calls "dinosaur time," and a dietitian says it could be a useful method for others looking to do the same.
"I've been trying to eat more greens with every meal recently, and I figured out the best life hack for me," user @sahmthingsup says in a video that has amassed 3.5 million views.
"I call it dinosaur time, and this is what it looks like," she adds before shoving a fistful of leafy greens into her mouth.

Merryl Hoffman knew she was taking good care of her heart. The 63-year-old attorney didn't smoke or drink, and she was an avid hiker who used to run marathons and other distance races. In her 40s, she had been diagnosed with a leaky mitral valve and underwent surgery to repair it. Every year since, she has seen a cardiologist to check her heart and its function. The reports always came back clear.

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