Holiday Wishes – December Newsletter
As we embrace the festive spirit of December, my team and I would like to wish you and your families a joyful and healthy holiday season!
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As we embrace the festive spirit of December, my team and I would like to wish you and your families a joyful and healthy holiday season!
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We hope your summer was filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of relaxation. As we step into September, it’s the perfect time to shift gears, prepare for the school season, and welcome the refreshing changes of fall.
The Holiday Mindset RESET – November Newsletter Read More »
Whether you’re eagerly awaiting the cooler weather and the foods to soothe your soul or planning your Halloween festivities, this month’s newsletter has something for everyone. We’ll explore the connection between diet and mental health, creative ways to boost your fibre intake, fun and healthy Halloween food for kids, and delicious recipes to add more vegetables to your plate this fall.
Eatings For Mental Health – October Newsletter Read More »
We hope your summer was filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of relaxation. As we step into September, it’s the perfect time to shift gears, prepare for the school season, and welcome the refreshing changes of fall.
What’s the Deal with Artificial Sweeteners? September Newsletter Read More »
There has been a lot of NOISE regarding oats in the media recently and I have certainly had many clients ask if they should stop eating oats as part of their morning routine! Negative claims that oats cause blood glucose levels to spike or should be avoided because they are “high in carbs” are some just claims or questions asked. We have also heard of the pesticide used on oats in the US.
What’s the Deal with Oats? Read More »
As Registered Dietitians, your nutrition experts, we want to emphasize two critical aspects of men’s health: heart health and prostate health. Making consistent healthier dietary choices can play a significant role in preventing heart disease and supporting prostate function.
Here’s To The Dads Read More »