There's always something to learn in Nutrition. The field is growing w/ innovative tools. Including this one that can measure the overall quality of one's diet: rapidly & accurately. It can identify health concerns affected by diet+ control risk among a population @beh353#beh353
@BEH353_Brynn@beh353 Optometrists teach patients nutrition+ refer to RDs as there're side effects harmful to the eye. Dr. Muller in "The sense+ nonsense of vitamins" explains lack of vitA can cause blindness. Caught early it can be restored, extra has no affect+ too much is toxic @beh353#beh353
Mindful eating is essential for cognitive function + successful aging. This includes taking time+ energy to make foods from scratch that are enjoyable+ healthier. Its easier to understand the ingredients in less processed foods @beh353#beh353
@SamMontalto2 @beh353 I recommend both nutrition management and lifestyle adjustments to help w/ health issues. Nutritional check-ins are important for a holistic understanding of an individual in addition w/ better guidance through providing credible, helpful resources @beh353#beh353
@CausicaaC@beh353 I loved learning through this course that some schools are incorporating school breakfast as it helps with learning, adds more meals for kids,+ makes low socioeconomic kids feel less excluded for being the only ones w/ school breakfast. I also enjoy this article @beh353#beh353
Nutrition can be used as medicine+ prevent disease! It promotes health+ growth. We benefit our health by reading product labels+ understanding ingredients being consumed. I will lead through ex+ collaborate closely w/ RDs to provide patients w/ reliable resources #beh353@beh353
Farm to preschool allows kids in early ed to build healthy relationships w/ food by trying new foods, gaining knowledge+ improving nutrition through fun activities. They learn their favorite produce, not just the ones they are fed @beh353@beh353
#DYK: Farm to preschool activities can increase children’s willingness to try new foods and help them become familiar with local foods they will see in school. Learn more https://t.co/dMdYHMEI7B
A great resource on how to build healthy food relationships that allow kids to enjoy food through listening to their body about what it needs+ when. Kids have a stronger ability to pay attention to our body's signals regarding food intake #learnyoung#beh353@beh353
@ShreyaDholakia2@beh353 A health halo surrounds fresh produce making some pick convenient, affordable, shelf-stable unhealthy choices like chips instead of produce+ neglect shelf-stable produce that sometimes can be better+ a step towards retaining the necessary nutrients from produce @beh353#beh353
@AseelBEH353 @annekit3 @EmmaDArpinoRD@beh353 Words definitely matter, there is no science that supports its addiction. The same area of the brain lights up on CT scans as its a pleasure center. You may feel addicted but its not. Addiction+ feeling out of control w/ food choices are not a parallel comparison @beh353#beh353
@AnthonyDeMarc07@EmmaDArpinoRD@beh353 Everyone has their specialty, RD's specialize in nutrition. Its important for RD's to educate others on evidence/ factual based nutrition information. As Professor said most believe "If some is good, more must be better." But, in most cases its just a waste of $$ @beh353#beh353
Imagine if milk alternatives were called Soy, Almond, Rice, Coconut, Hemp juice? @EmmaDArpinoRD taught me that soy milk is the best alternative through this comparison chart. Almond milk lacks protein + most calcium is fortified @beh353#beh353
TY @EmmaDArpinoRD for sharing your work experiences + clarifying information to educate others. A healthy relationship w/ food limits overindulgence. There is no good/ bad food. Understand what nutrients are coming from chosen foods+ what portion of each you need @beh353#beh353
@Ashjez29@beh353 Wow, a powerful resource including materials for a better understanding of obesity + prevention. Kids dont understand the health effects of obesity. This includes materials like apps to help educate children on healthy foods + make good healthy lifestyle choices. @beh353#beh353
@then_katherine@beh353 I enjoy this article as intermittent fasting is a very common diet trend that many may have never been informed of potential side effects. This article is credible + easy to read @beh353#beh353
Great source including materials for meal planning, shopping, + budgeting to save money + prioritize nutrient-dense healthy foods. Includes charts to stay organized + on track w/ goals @beh353#beh353
A4: Planning meals is one of the best ways to save money and eat healthy meals. Check out these meal planning, shopping and budgeting materials from our SNAP-Ed programs: https://t.co/JLSJvPSsye #NNMchat
Provides an accessible guide on how to credit nutritional needs including fruits, vegetables, milk, + meat/meat alternatives + include them in children's meal pattern criteria. @beh353#beh353
@ShreyaDholakia2@beh353 This article is evidence-based + highlights the most crucial information. I like how it includes portion sizes of nutrient-dense foods for specific ages + genders. It allows the parent to better understand if their child is overeating or listening to their body @beh353#beh353
Just found the treasure box for new meal ideas🪙 Allows an individual to specify breakfast, lunch, dinner, food group, + season. In addition, you can select kid-friendly + 30 minutes or less! @beh353#beh353 https://t.co/yZ9eAbgbxL
This article includes doable age-appropriate tasks to get children more involved with food. It's beneficial in expanding their palates, growing appreciation for their food, + improving their skills. In addition, it's a great bonding experience! #teachemyoung@beh353#beh353