Eagle Nutrition Services at EMU is offering free home cooking classes throughout the winter semester starting Thursday, February 3. Cooking classes are scheduled for Thursday February 3, February 23, March 24 and April 13. Classes will be held in the Show Kitchen in Room 105 of Rackham Hall. Registration is required for each course. Darlene […]
Oregon State University provides students with free nutrition resources through campus clubs, classes, and meals, but students are also encouraged to educate themselves about nutrition to support their own success. Studies have shown College students on average struggle to get the right nutrients and adequate amounts from food, although nutrition is critical to student success. […]
Reader RS ​​sends this: “We read your column in our local newspaper and wonder if you could give us any suggestions for the best breakfast that has protein, fiber, tastes (!) And is quite quick / easy to prepare. Kashi doesn’t do it for us! All ideas are most appreciated! Happy to! In fact, we […]
I’m seeing more reports of how nutrition can help us fight COVID-19. No one is saying that we can totally avoid or cure this disease if we eat right. But the case for improving our diets to get through this pandemic is certainly strong. Our immune system, after all, is made from the components that […]
I’m seeing more reports of how nutrition can help us fight COVID-19. No one is saying that we can totally avoid or cure this disease if we eat right. But the case for improving our diets to get through this pandemic is certainly strong. Our immune system, after all, is made from the components that […]
WEST PLAINS, MO – Ozarks Healthcare has expanded its nutrition services for its inpatients with the recent hiring by the organization of Kurstin Koch, Registered Dietitian. Registered Dietitians provide nutritional therapy to patients, assess their nutritional needs, develop and implement nutrition programs, and evaluate and communicate results to physicians to determine the best path of […]
The Health and Well-Being Initiative, in partnership with Fitness & Recreation now offers Nutritional services by our own nutrition researcher Vandagriff. Nutrition services aim to improve and strengthen general well-being. Individual nutritional consultations Free nutritional consultations are available for current students at TWU. They are scheduled with a nutrition researcher Vandagriff, who has a bachelor’s […]
Snow cones and cotton candy. Nachos with cheese and jalapeños. And let’s not forget the corn dogs (my personal downfall). Yes, this is the right time. This weekend alone, I counted four departmental fairs in our region. Fair-trade cooking doesn’t have to plunge us into a food coma every year. But consider this from Dr. […]
TOWSON, MD – A Baltimore County Public School employee will appear on a Bravo Network reality show this week. Bettina Applewhite, senior operations supervisor at the Baltimore County Public School Office of Food and Nutrition, will take part in the “Top Chef Amateurs†episode airing this Thursday, August 12 at 9 pm. Produced by Magical […]
Can you have your cake and eat it too – or just a slice? Doris Prodanovic talks to Be Fit Food CEO Kate Save and myDNA co-founder Allan Sheffield about their collaboration to personalize meals by combining food science with genetics. This article first appeared in Food and Beverage Trade May 2021. When the team […]
May is the 32nd annual Stroke Awareness Month. It was established in 1989 by the American Heart Association to promote stroke awareness and reduce the overall stroke rate in the United States. Nutrition can play a vital role in preventing cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, congestive heart failure, coronary heart disease and strokes. By […]
In response to a recent column on the cooking games we play, I received these lovely letters: Hello Barbara, I’m used to browsing the newspaper but recently your article (Food Games We Play) caught my attention. I’ll tell you mine. This habit started in high school. Every time a cake or cookie was served at […]
In response to a recent column on the cooking games we play, I received these lovely letters: Hello Barbara, I’m used to browsing the newspaper but recently your article (Food Games We Play) caught my attention. I’ll tell you mine. This habit started in high school. Every time a cake or cookie was served at […]
Content of the article Since the start of the pandemic, Kayleigh Farrell of A Gut Feeling Nutrition Services in Fort McMurray has seen more people ask her about healthier eating. It was surprising. In her experience, historically stressful times see people stray from healthy eating. Content of the article “It was such a wake-up call […]
It is not surprising that good nutrition positively affects health. In fact, poor diet and physical inactivity are the main causes of chronic diseases, including type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Unfortunately, the benefits of eating well are not easy to notice day to day, and it sometimes takes a fear of health to motivate […]
Welcome letter from our director Welcome letter 2021-2022 Mission The mission of the Food and Nutrition Services Department is to alleviate child hunger in the community and increase student achievement by providing and promoting nutritionally balanced diets in a warm and friendly environment. user-friendly. The Food and Nutrition Services program does not receive general fund […]
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa .– Health Promotion and Wellness, a student affairs unit at Penn State, has announced that services offered through its nutrition clinic will be available free to all Penn State students starting November 1. The Nutrition Clinic provides personal nutritional counseling to students seeking information on ways to improve their overall health, including […]
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa .– Health Promotion and Wellness, a student affairs unit at Penn State, has announced that services offered through its nutrition clinic will be available free to all Penn State students starting November 1. The Nutrition Clinic provides personal nutritional counseling to students seeking information on ways to improve their overall health, including […]
A file photo of a DNA double helix in an undated artist illustration released by the National Human Genome Research Institute to Reuters Thomson reuters In our never-ending quest to be healthy, there is a constant and stubborn hope that we will find a hidden key to fitness – a tip or information that finally […]
Earlier this month, the US Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Services released new dietary guidelines for Americans. These recommendations have been issued every five years since 1980 based on the latest scientific consensus on nutrition and health to the public, policy makers and the healthcare community. The long-awaited 2015-2020 dietary […]
The most extreme diet ever? Imagine being drip fed for ten days just to lose weight – now even top NHS specialist recommends it By Leah Hardy For MailOnline Update: 6:42 p.m. EDT, March 5, 2012 It could be the most shocking and controversial diet to ever hit Britain. It’s such an extreme, drastic diet […]