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Jun 16
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed for a Healthy Living segment for Comcast. If you tuned in then you already know all about healthful snacking. If you missed it, I review all of the details here…and we’ll make sure you know when the next one airs!
Mar 25
I am honored to announce that I have been selected as a Produce for Better Health Foundation Supermarket Dietitian of the Year. I am thrilled that Joanna Fantozzi, Associate Editor at The Daily Meal chose to interview me to celebrate.
Feb 25
We all have the best intentions to "eat right" but something gets in the way. For some, it is lack of knowledge of how to shop for healthful foods. For others it is a perceived lack of time and dependence on less healthful convenience products that prevents them from embracing better eating. For many, it is making healthful foods taste good (just as good as those prepared foods or take out) that limits their desire to want to eat healthfully. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics offers these tips for boosting both the taste and nutrition of your meals...a "plate lift"
Apr 19
Hannah Gwen Stowell, age 7, shares her ideas on what she likes to bring to school or camp.
Mar 21
Recently, the team at Guiding Stars asked me what the theme of National Nutrition Month 2013, "Eat Right, Your Way, Every Day" means to me. Naturally, I had an answer.
Feb 27
It sounds simple enough- eat when you are hungry. Yet most of us don't know how to eat at the right time and we struggle to distinguish physical hunger from emotional hunger. I strongly believe that learning what it means to be truly, physically hungry and how to stop when you are just full enough, is an essential part of healthy living and critical to reaching and maintaining healthy weight.
Feb 8
Are you looking for the perfect Valentine's Day treat for you child's class that is all treat with none of the sugar? My kids and I have made the perfect Valentine's Day present for your children to share with their friends.
Jan 2
If you are looking to make a healthy change to your diet, whether it’s to lose weight, eat more fruits and vegetables, reduce your sodium or anything else, you must start with a solid plan. Begin by asking yourself these very important questions.
Nov 21
Recently the team at Guiding Stars asked me if I had creative ways of managing Thanksgiving leftovers. Not surprisingly, I did! Here's a sample of what I suggested...
Nov 7
People often ask me for tips on how to get through the week; how to seamlessly put together meals that carry from one day to the next. Here I lay out a 7-Day plan that incorporates quick and easy meals as well as satisfying snacks that help keep your energy up. Let me know what you think!
At the heart of
the many ways I work with nutrition, however, is a simple philosophy
about our relationship with food. The starting point for the many
“spokes” of my work is a belief that we all have the power to reach
our nutrition goals when we are given the right tools. I believe in
balance, no gimmicks, no games and keeping it simple. Whether I am demystifying nutrition for a consumer or giving a client the tools to
achieve her wellness goals, I teach people how to make positive,
lasting change because I believe they can.
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