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Let's Talk About Saturated Fat
Banish the Belly Bulge
With 2 out of 3 adults (1 out of 3 children) in America who are overweight and/or obese, bulging bellies seem to be a fact of life.
Activity Ideas: Finding Fiber and Grab a Lunch
Blood Glucose 101: Part Two
Sick of Salad?
Flavor Exploration: Apples
Today's installment in the 10-part series about helping your clients celebrate Nutrition Month by Enjoying the Taste of Eating Right continues with a bright, inexpensive, and delicious fruit: apples.
Free Handout: Set Your Goals for March
Remember back in February, when we offered a free handout to help your clients set and achieve their goals for the month? Well, the perks are back! Here's a new handout that picks up where the other one left off. Help your clients evaluate their progress, regroup,and set new goals for March, all with this one simple handout...
Pasta In The Oven
Imagine if your oven was like your Smartphone or iPhone where it has all sorts of apps to perform simple tasks intelligently and perfectly. And it allows you to look up recipes, cooking information, instructions, and more. And it can allow you to measure and report your processes much like your apps. Plus it allows you to write apps!
4 Likes and 2 Dislikes on New Food Label from RDN
The FDA has proposed an update for the Nutrition Facts label on packaged foods. This update would reflect the latest scientific information, including the link between diet and chronic diseases like obesity and heart disease. The proposed label would also replace out-of-date serving sizes with options that reflect how much food people actually eat. It would even feature a fresh design that highlights key parts of the label (like calories and serving sizes). We asked our dietitian editor, Lynn Greiger, RDN, CDE, to give us her opinion about the proposed changes and how they will affect nutrition educators and consumers. Here are her 4 likes and 2 dislikes for the proposed label.
Flavor Exploration: Garlic
Today we continue the great flavor exploration with one of the most famous flavor-boosters around: garlic.
Flavor Exploration: Chocolate
The flavor exploration continues with… chocolate! In the next installment of our 10-part series about helping your clients Enjoy the Taste of Eating Right, we turn our attention to thoughts of chocolate. Check out its history, use as a flavor booster, health benefits, and its role in top recipes...
Flavor Exploration: Vanilla
The 10-part series on ways to Enjoy the Taste of Eating Right continues! Last week, we talked about the health and flavor boosts that berries can give to a meal. This week, we're going to do the same with vanilla.
5 Things We Can Learn from Olympic Athletes
Have you been watching the Olympics this year? No matter what the event, there's a lot to learn from the athletes -- before, after, and during the competition.
How Much Salt Is In That?
It's Wise Health Consumer Month! Are you a wise health consumer? How can you improve your skills? How can you teach your skills to others? Well, knowledge is half the battle. When in doubt, start with research. Here are some crazy (yet true!) salt statistics, just for you...
Flavor Exploration: Berry
How will you help your clients enjoy the taste of eating right this March? If you're not sure where to start, or if you would like to round out your program with some fun recipes and activities, then check out this amazing new series, focused on flavorful foods. This post features berries, exploring their health benefits and flavor-boosting properties. Check it out!
Breaking News: Stroke Guidelines for Women
The American Heart Association has published new stroke guidelines for women, emphasizing addressing stroke risk earlier in women's lives. We've outlined the key points of these new guidelines for you below...
Valentine's Day Cooking Demonstration Ideas
Are you putting together a Valentine's Day cooking demonstration? If you are, you're not alone. Lynda Murray, RD, LD, recently requested healthful Valentine's Day recipes for an upcoming cooking demonstration in front of 150 people! We found so many great options for her in the free recipe archive that we got carried away by enthusiasm and want to share them with you too.
March 2014
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