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There’s nothing like a warm, sunny day to brighten our mood and give us a boost of optimism. And after the spring we’ve had, we couldn’t be more ready for it.
According to Dietitians of Canada, 63% of Canadians have difficulty making healthy food choices when shopping.
Nutrition isn’t always easy, but no one said it had to be complicated.
While a growing number of ads for nutritional supplements claiming to boost immune system functioning may tempt you, resist the urge.
Between health concerns, financial strain and social distancing, we are all under stress with the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Disruption to routine of any kinds makes it harder to stick to healthy habits, and all the more so in the case of the coronavirus outbreak.
Learn tips to manage mental health and prevent acute stress.
Sometimes we get so focused on the parts of our bodies that we wish we could change that we forget to recognize how amazing we are.
Eating disorders are not a lifestyle choice. They are biologically-influenced medical illnesses.
"We had always enjoyed family dinner, but my daughter started being very rigid about what she would eat & stopped eating with us..."
"Everything in my life felt out of control, except my eating...", "I felt empty so I ate. Then I felt guilty, so I got rid of it..."
Living life with an eating disorder can be a devastating experience and without treatment can be life-threatening.
Learn the basics of an eating disorder, typical symptoms & options available to find relief from feeding and eating disorders.
Are you familiar with the term microbiome? It’s one that encompasses the trillions of microbes, including bacteria, that live in our bodies.
Can this fuzzy brown fruit help you sleep better?
Four simple steps to understand how good nutrition can improve your well-being.
It sounds simple. But Canada is considered one of the most overweight countries, with 25.8 per cent of the population aged 15 and over considered obese. Our lifestyles see many of us eating more calories than we need and not doing enough physical activity.
Did you make New Year’s resolutions that are already forgotten? Avoid the emotional rollercoaster by setting yourself up for success.
The New Year is freshly upon us, and as we bid good riddance to the year 2020, we look ahead to how we want to shape our lives in 2021.
February is Heart Month, so it’s a great time to reflect on self-care for your heart.
The federal government has dramatically overhauled its iconic Canada’s Food Guide, introducing this week a new, simplified approach that encourages plant-based eating and reduces the emphasis on meat and dairy.
Living life with an eating disorder can be a devastating experience and without treatment can be life-threatening.
Staying properly hydrated is easy, but like anything requires conscious practice before it becomes a good habit.
A successful preparation starts with a healthier and happier you. Buckle-up and ring-in the New Year with Top 5 Dietitian Approved Tips.
