We are on our second week of National Nutrition Month®, and for this week’s bulletin we want to focus on three specific functional foods and how we can incorporate them in our diets.
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Go Further With Food - National Nutrition Month 2021
Taste of Beirut
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
Fresh vegetables, fruits, low-fat dairy products, fish, nuts and seeds are the foundation of Lebanese cuisine. Lebanese dishes, including hummus, are made from fresh ingredients that are naturally low unhealthy fats.
Nutrition and Emotional Wellbeing
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
By Emily Ackerberg, Dietetic Intern
Have you ever considered that your food could be the reason you feel depressed, forgetful, or just in an overall funky headspace? If you haven’t, read on! Being deficient in a few very common nutrients can have an incredible impact on our mood and brain function. We are here to ...
Dietetic Interns At Larkin Celebrate National Nutrition Month
Written on in Healthy Living, Internships, Nutrition and Wellness.
National Nutrition Month is a nutrition education and information campaign created annually in March by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Larkin Community Hospital's dietetic interns join this excellent campaign and organized an event at main campus in South Miami. The campaign focuses on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits.
¿Por qué el azúcar es tan irresistible?
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
Por Su-Nui Escobar, MS, RDN
No hay duda: ingerir azúcar puede hacernos sentir felices de la misma forma que en el centro de recompensa del cerebro se estimula al consumir cocaína u opiáceos. No es sorprendente que, ahora, tengamos investigaciones que muestren las propiedades adictivas de azúcar. Por ejemplo, en un estudio realizado en el ...
What’s cooking?!
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
I’m tired of being the only one that cooks.”
“Let’s just go out for dinner.”
“I don’t feel like cleaning the dishes, let’s just order take out.”
By: Rebecca Goodrich, MS, RDN
Sound familiar? We’ve all been there. We’ve all been too tired to cook up something for our families, let alone for ourselves. ...
Foods that boost your brain power!
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
LET THESE FOODS BOOST YOUR BRAIN POWER!
By Rebecca Goodrich, MS, dietetic intern.
It is often said that “you are what you eat.” We can say that there is definitely some truth in this, as health and nutrition can be defined in numerous ways. Food has always been impactful to our health and contributes to how ...
Homemade Baby Food: Nutritious and Cost-Effective
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
By Heather Levine, RDN/LDN
Starting solid foods can be a fun, messy time for your baby as he or she explores new tastes, smells and textures. While this can be a very exciting time, it can be quite confusing and expensive for you! There are many options of how you can feed your child in ...
Ready for something yummy!
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
The good ol' days:
Remember your parents telling you how important it is to eat breakfast and how it is the "most important" meal of the day? Well, there's definitely some truth in that!
Why breakfast?
Breakfast has the power to jump-start your metabolism while decreasing cravings throughout the day. Breakfast is so important ...
Why is sugar so irresistible?
Written on in Healthy Living, Nutrition and Wellness.
By Su-Nui Escobar, MS, RDN
There is no doubt; eating sugar can make us feel happy as the reward center in our brain lights up in a similar way as it does when consuming cocaine or opiates. Not surprisingly, we now have research showing the addictive properties of sugar. For example, a study conducted at ...