The Eat Healthy, Be Active community workshops are based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2015- 2020 and the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans. Each of these six 1-hour workshops includes a lesson plan, learning objectives, talking points, hands-on activities, videos, and handouts. The workshops are used by community educators, health promoters, dietitians/nutritionists, cooperative extension agents, and others to teach to adults in a wide variety of community settings.
The Mediterranean Way 10 Week Diet & Lifestyle program teaches you everything you need to know to easily and deliciously get the benefits of the proven healthy Mediterranean diet. Meal Plans, Recipes, Shopping Lists, Weekly Challenges and Lessons, Private Facebook Support Group, Cooking Videos and more!
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As part of a complementary approach, the Live Healthy! program provides behaviorally-focused nutrition education and obesity prevention activities for adults and children. Delivered through single and series workshops in a variety of settings such as schools, community centers, senior centers, food pantries, community colleges and health care settings, Live Healthy! aims to change attitudes and behaviors when it comes to choosing nutrient-dense real food.
Join the Live Healthy! Team for in-person and virtual Nutrition Education Workshops offered through Zoom. Available in English, Spanish, and Chinese, our workshops lead you through the basics of nutrition, helping you to make healthy lifestyle choices and sharing tips on how to make your dollars last longer. Workshops feature tools and resources to save time, save money, and Live Healthy!
Food MD is a prescription program designed to increase access to healthy fresh fruits and vegetables and decrease the risk for developing chronic diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol disorders and obesity. This program includes: complete health screening, nutrition workshops, fresh fruits and vegetables, New York Common Pantry services, free biweekly pantry distribution, and social services.
Join our Recipe Club which offers LIVE cooking demonstrations through Zoom and Facebook Live. Our Recipe Club showcases easy to follow, healthy and delicious recipes using local and in-season produce. Recipe Club also features nutrition tips and resources for healthy meals within your budget! Find recipes and more on the Live Healthy! Cooks website.
If you are overweight, then any weight loss may help cut your odds of getting heart disease and diabetes. The Weigh Down Diet doesn't limit the types of food you eat, so you will have to watch the fat and salt in your diet if you have been told to cut down on cholesterol, limit fat, or if you are on a low-salt diet.
Introducing your baby to solid foods, also referred to as weaning or complementary feeding, starts when your baby is around 6 months old. Your baby should be introduced to a varied diet, alongside their usual breast milk or first infant formula.
Cooking demos are designed to make cooking accessible to everyone, by demonstrating delicious recipes that are quick, easy, and affordable. Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Sciences (NDFS) students will provide you with nutrition information, culinary techniques, and recipe cards. You will also have the chance to sample the dishes that are prepared in the demonstration you attend.
Come and learn about the 10 principles of Intuitive Eating! Intuitive eaters march to their inner hunger signals and eat whatever they choose in a satisfying way, without experiencing guilt or an ethical dilemma. The Intuitive Eater is an unaffected eater. Our goal is to help you create a healthy relationship with food by discarding the diet mentality and teaching you how to listen to the messages of your body. Let's bring the pleasure back to eating!
Zee Krstic is a health editor for Good Housekeeping, where he covers health and nutrition news, decodes diet and fitness trends and reviews the best products in the wellness aisle. Prior to joining GH in 2019, Zee fostered a nutrition background as an editor at Cooking Light and is continually developing his grasp of holistic health through collaboration with leading academic experts and clinical care providers. He has written about food and dining for Time, among other publications.
Close-up of tzoallis being made during a summer nutrition workshop held by Puente a la Salud, a group based in Oaxaca, Mexico, that is helping to push an amaranth comeback. An ancient Aztec staple, tzoallis are made of amaranth and corn flour, agave honey and amaranth cereal. Courtesy of Puente a la Salud Comunitaria hide caption
On a sunny Friday morning in San Pablo Huitzo, a town in the Valles Centrales region of Oaxaca, Mexico, a half-dozen women are gathered for a workshop on making alegrías, a healthy, granola bar-like snack made with popped amaranth seeds. Their ingredient list is short: water, honey, raisins, a form of raw cane sugar known as piloncillo, and lime juice.
The alegría gathering is one of six weekly microenterprise workshops that the nonprofit Puente a la Salud Comunitaria (Bridge to Community Health) holds with 25 different groups in Oaxaca. Founded in 2003 by two American volunteers in Oaxaca seeking a solution to the high rate of birth defects and childhood malnutrition in rural areas, Puente quickly hit on the idea of reintroducing amaranth into the local diet, explains Pete Noll, the organization's executive director.
Farmers like Cruz who grow amaranth have also developed a repertoire of recipes for the plant. Although the seed, flour and leaves of the bushy plant can all be consumed, cereal (the popped seeds) is the most commonly used form in Mexico. Cruz's mother likes to add the leaves to water and blend them with lime peel to make an agua fresca.
Trilling has taught some of these recipes at her school, and incorporates fresh amaranth in the summer months as part of her staff breakfast with hard-boiled eggs. "Especially during the amaranth appreciation campaign," she adds, "people got excited" about the idea of using amaranth as an alternative to granola, in crepes, and in wafers Trilling makes with her students with amaranth flour and coconut.
Asian diets are as varied as the Asian continent is large. Although each Asian country and region has its distinct flavors and cooking styles, there are many unifying characteristics, such as high consumption of plant foods, including vegetables, fruits, beans, legumes, nuts, herbs and...
LSM is an acronym used in the retail and hospitality industries for Local Store Marketing, which is a specific plan targeted at potential customers within the three to five-mile radius around a store location. The LSM Diet offers restaurant and retail operators a workshop to learn how to generate more sales through the use of local store marketing tactics in a 52 week program similar to following a diet.
Gain insight on the basic principles, current trends, and options for system design, material selection, plus the best resources for sea and plant life, and the implementation of the first initial steps. To access these workshops see below or visit here.
Gardening and Nutrition Program provides support and guidance for DC school gardens. The center engaged 4-H nutrition volunteers and UDC students as volunteer resources. Volunteers engage to implement programming with the UDC students as well as to conduct nutrition workshops and activities. A space at the UDC Green Roof is cultivated to plant and grow seedlings to support the garden programs at schools and centers. Students are instructed on how to plant, maintain and harvest. For more information, please contact: diego.lahaye@udc.edu
UDC 4-H Soccer Program is dedicated to the promotion and organization of youth soccer at both the recreational and competitive levels. The program is devoted to the development of its players and coaches in order to allow them to reach their fullest potential and to instill sportsmanship and friendship while developing a healthy living, community, and leadership spirit among all of its members. Youth in the program are physically active daily as they practice and master the skills involved in becoming effective athletes. They receive guidance and encouragement from their coaches, parents, and school professionals. College athletes also provide guidance by talking to the youth about the importance of avoiding drugs and alcohol, and eating healthy food, to maintain optimal health to become great players. UDC 4-H Soccer program also includes healthy eating workshops presented by the Center for Nutrition Diet and Health. For more information, please contact: diego.lahaye@udc.edu
Hy-Vee Dietitians are here to help make your life easier, healthier, and happier. Our team of nutrition experts is passionate about empowering you to take the next step toward your health and wellness goals. Through services like individual nutrition counseling, meal planning, nutrition store tours, and classes, our dietitians will give you practical tips for making lasting change.
Hy-Vee 5-A-Day Challenge: Hy-Vee's team of dietitians is here to help you increase your intake of fruits and vegetables. During this FREE 7-day challenge, you will simply track if you met the goal of 5 total servings of fruits and vegetables daily. To help keep you motivated, you'll receive videos with tips from the Hy-Vee dietitians. Need more incentive? There are prizes, including a $1,000 Hy-Vee gift card!Thank you to our generous sponsors: Bushel Boy, Mission Avocados, Josie's Organics, and Rainier Envy Apples. 2ff7e9595c
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