Zrinka Peters
School
Simon Fraser University
Expertise
Food And Nutrition, Health And Wellness, Human Interest, Education
- Zrinka has written for a variety of print and online publications including Women's World, Fort Myer's Magazine, Sheknows.com, HerViewFromHome.com, Parent.com, Today's Catholic Teacher, and Education.com.
- As a mom to a daughter with food intolerances, Zrinka's got a keen interest in nutrition and health issues, and she's always growing her education in these areas.
- Zrinka has travelled through Europe, and travelled and taught ESL in South America, which has given her a lot of exposure as well as a love for the foods and cultures of these areas. This helps with the writing she does about food and nutrition, which are often impacted by global influences.
Experience
Zrinka Peters has been writing professionally for over a decade. She writes about Health and Wellness, Nutrition, and Education issues, and has been published in a variety of print and online publications including Women's World, Fort Myer's Magazine, Sheknows.com, HerViewFromHome.com, Parent.com, Today's Catholic Teacher, and Education.com. She even did a brief stint reporting for a local newspaper. She loves to eat, read, and play with her husband and six lively kids, who provide her with lots of inspiration.
Education
Zrinka has a BA in English from Simon Fraser University in beautiful British Columbia, Canada, which grew her love of writing and all things literary.
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Stories By Zrinka Peters
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Aspirin can sooth headaches and inflammation, but people need to be mindful about how much they take. This is what can happen if you take too much aspirin.
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Will laundromats one day become completely outdated, relics of the past? It seems unlikely. There will always be a segment of the population who will need them.
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To have the best possible shopping experience, here's what you shouldn't be buying at Ross stores.
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Here's what it really means when you have swollen lymph nodes.
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Pilling seems to be an inevitable part of the normal wear and tear that clothes goes through. Here's how to prevent and combat those annoying fuzz balls.
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Some of the ingredients found in shampoos and conditioners are toxic and can not only damage hair over time, but can even contribute to bigger health problems.
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If clarifying shampoo is used too much, it can do its job too well, stripping hair of essential oils and moisture, and leaving it dry, dull, and frizzy.
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It turns out, that the humble McDonald's cheeseburger should be your go-to choice when craving fast food.
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One of the biggest myths distinguishing bourbon from whiskey has to do with where it's made. Here's what you need to know.
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What happens when renowned architects scale down and take on a more personal challenge -- designing their own homes?
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British fashion designer and TV personality Tan France knows more than just design. He's also got some great tips on how to care for what's in your closet.
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Americans sometimes view Europeans as cultured, subdued, and charming, while Europeans are more likely to think of Americans as loud, patriotic, and gun-toting.
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Do plants really purify your air?
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When it comes to choosing a nude nail polish, the key is figuring out what color your skin undertones are, and then choosing a color that complements it.
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iPhone cameras tend to be very user-friendly as they are, but there are a few tips to keep in mind that can quickly take your photos from great to stunning.
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Discount retailer Nordstrom Rack is thriving, even as its full-priced counterpart, Nordstrom, has been reporting declines in quarterly earnings.
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What keeps loyal customers returning, and has landed Overstock heaps of new ones in the past year, is the same basic concept on which the company was founded.
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Nothing screams "summer" like the smell of grills being fired up. And guess what fungi is in the top five veggies people love to cook on the grill? Mushrooms!
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There are so many varied shades of brown hair that choosing makeup products is definitely not a one-size-fits-all option.
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Dia & Co is a personalized subscription box styling service exclusively for women sized 14-32. Is it worth the money?
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In the same way that polka dots will be forever fashionable, there are some minimalist makeup styles that never feel dated.
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There's something about spring that makes many want to change up a few things. So it's no surprise that the painted wall arch trend is all over the internet.
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Aldi is a favorite among organic shoppers because it manages to keep its organic prices affordable and is committed to meeting customer wants in selection.
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When you use tap water in a humidifier, it can lead to the bacteria and viruses found in tap water to be diffused throughout a house and the air you breathe.
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if you really want, or need, to wash your hair before bed, there are some easy tricks to turn wet hair at night into a gorgeous mane in the morning.
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If you love the discounts and quality you've been getting from Costco, maybe you're wondering if it's time to upgrade to the Gold Star membership.
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H&M doesn't produce clothing in-house. It outsources to suppliers around the world (largely in Asia and Europe), making it nearly impossible to oversee.