What does your body need after exercising? What will replenish you and build muscle? (Carb + protein + fruit/veg) Power Your Play with nutrition knowledge at #ImagineRIT
Congratulations to the Dietetics and Nutrition Class of 2022 on matching with dietetic internships and graduate programs. This is an accomplishment to be proud of! Learn more about the Dietetics and Nutrition program: https://t.co/jEJWWTyuBj
Although excessive added sugar and carbs will contribute to high blood glucose, avoiding all carbs entirely is not a solution. Choose whole-grain, fiber-rich carbs and follow healthy lifestyle patterns.
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If you have type 2 diabetes you’re eating the wrong food. That simple. It’s not a drug deficiency.
Fix your diet and you will come off medications. Eventually you won’t have diabetes.
Think of it as a severe allergy to sugar and starches. Avoid them and you will reverse it.
This is so important! If you are consistently thinking about food, you are probably not eating enough. I see this a lot in my athletic friends especially.
Can we really call it a healthy lifestyle if we are restricting our food intake to the point of constantly thinking of food and then thinking we are wrong for being “obsessed” with food?
Grocery shopping is an important skill for following a balanced diet. I love how this article breaks down each food group and provides tips for navigating food shopping.
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Eating disorders in teens and adolescents have been spiking due to the Covid 19 pandemic. Learn a few tips on how to adopt healthy attitudes and behaviors to help them. https://t.co/WgnyxgMO02 via @EricaLeonRDN
What people think they need:
🚫Fasting
🚫Cutting carbs
🚫Pre-workouts & BCAAs
🚫Rigid kcal deficits and carb cycling
What people actually need:
📌Sleeping 7 or > hrs/night
📌Quality carbs before training
📌Water upon waking & between meals
📌Consistency with protein + produce
In order to promote positive body image, we need to change the language we use to describe our bodies. Brainstorming and reciting positive body affirmations and repeating this process can improve how you feel about and see your body. Remember, what you practice grows stronger!
I disagree with the argument that carbs are non-essential. The article below explains how carbs are the main energy source for the brain. Although fat and protein can catabolize into glucose for energy, I don't think that makes carbs non-essential.
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Interesting to read how school lunch has changed since I left high school and how it differs around the country.
Vegan Fridays for All? More Schools Offer Plant-Based Meals via @CivilEats - https://t.co/DnS9YdffoZ
A balanced plate will look different depending on your location and culture. This post provides great examples of making a balanced plate with different kinds of food from around the world!
Travel snacks for anyone still worried about what they will eat during the long car ride to their spring break destination!
See also by eating out on the road blog for additional ideas! https://t.co/pLqavg4ypI
Female athletes are exposed to a unique risk of falling victim to disordered eating & other health issues b/c sports settings are the perfect storm of diet culture messages, gender issues, team culture and athletic performance goals. #EDRecovery#Athletes
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#HappyFirstDayOfSpring Spring means more sun, warmth, and gardening. Did you know, gardening with kids increases their willingness to consume fruits and vegetables?
Check this out!
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Just finished an exciting presentation with a professional club at RIT about nutrition basics and sports nutrition. It was interesting to hear about the members' struggles with eating well in college.
Students in NUTR 550: Community Nutrition are paired to partners in the community to develop & deliver nutrition education lessons. Sr Abigail Morrissey visited Daisy Troop 60846 to talk about MyPlate, make a fun snack, & help them earn their Nutrition Fun badge. @NutritionAbi
Often, ads we see on TV influence our food choices. This is especially of concern in children who spend a lot of time watching TV. Pay attention to the information children receive from the TV!
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Sometimes life gets so crazy and a fast-food restaurant is the best option to get some food. Here is a handout with a few fast food options to satisfy your hunger and include nutrients!
A5: Did you know that the Academy's Find a #Nutrition Expert tool lists whether a particular #RDN in your area meets with patients or clients in person and/or via #telehealth?
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