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watch: the #coconutoil for nausea trend has dietitians raising their eyebrows

there are many ways to soothe queasiness that make more sense than eating coconut oil, say the experts.
emma jones
feb 8 2022

study finds that the messages on food packages influence our taste

we're more inclined to like food labeled 'new and improved' — not thinking much about the taste.
maija kappler
jan 28 2022

no alcohol is good for your heart: world heart federation takes aim at alcohol industry claims that drinking has benefits

the spotlight is on research indicating that even moderate drinking increases risk of stroke, coronary disease and heart failure, among other diseases.
emma jones
jan 26 2022

intermittent fasting from a dietician's perspective

intermittent fasting can be hard to define as it encompasses everything from eating literally nothing for a day or more to eating within an eight hour daily window.
andy de santis, rd
jan 25 2022

watch: we tried #firecider, a drink made from onions, garlic and vinegar

while the ingredients are healthy, there’s little research on whether this spicy concoction —which has a drama-filled history — 'boosts' the immune system.
emma jones
jan 25 2022

cbd, collagen and intermittent fasting predicted to be among top nutritional trends in 2022

the registered dieticians surveyed also expect quick snack ideas to gain in popularity as we continue to work from home.
andy de santis, rd
jan 10 2022

if you're looking to change your eating habits, the key to success is to start slow

this is the time of year that many of us pledge to improve our diet, but making healthy choices stick for the long-term is more about forming good habits, than making drastic changes.
andy de santis, rd
jan 7 2022

asking for a friend: why is grapefruit forbidden with some medications?

there are more than 128 medications that are on the list of drugs that interact with grapefruit — ignore the warning and the results can be dangerous.
karen hawthorne
jan 7 2022
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canadian society for exercise physiology
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migraine canada
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movember canada

watch: the #coconutoil for nausea trend has dietitians raising their eyebrows

there are many ways to soothe queasiness that make more sense than eating coconut oil, say the experts.
emma jones
feb 8 2022

study finds that the messages on food packages influence our taste

we're more inclined to like food labeled 'new and improved' — not thinking much about the taste.
maija kappler
jan 28 2022

no alcohol is good for your heart: world heart federation takes aim at alcohol industry claims that drinking has benefits

the spotlight is on research indicating that even moderate drinking increases risk of stroke, coronary disease and heart failure, among other diseases.
emma jones
jan 26 2022

intermittent fasting from a dietician's perspective

intermittent fasting can be hard to define as it encompasses everything from eating literally nothing for a day or more to eating within an eight hour daily window.
andy de santis, rd
jan 25 2022
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

watch: we tried #firecider, a drink made from onions, garlic and vinegar

while the ingredients are healthy, there’s little research on whether this spicy concoction —which has a drama-filled history — 'boosts' the immune system.
emma jones
jan 25 2022

cbd, collagen and intermittent fasting predicted to be among top nutritional trends in 2022

the registered dieticians surveyed also expect quick snack ideas to gain in popularity as we continue to work from home.
andy de santis, rd
jan 10 2022

if you're looking to change your eating habits, the key to success is to start slow

this is the time of year that many of us pledge to improve our diet, but making healthy choices stick for the long-term is more about forming good habits, than making drastic changes.
andy de santis, rd
jan 7 2022

asking for a friend: why is grapefruit forbidden with some medications?

there are more than 128 medications that are on the list of drugs that interact with grapefruit — ignore the warning and the results can be dangerous.
karen hawthorne
jan 7 2022
powered by
migraine canada

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