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How to Make Healthy Eating a Lifestyle

The term “healthy eating” may look different to each individual depending on their own habits, medical conditions and fitness levels (Kubala, 2021). While healthy may look different from person to person, nutritionists, dietitians, doctors, and other health professionals generally have their own...
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July 15th, 2022

An Introduction to Lifecycle Nutrition for Students Taking a Nutritionist Program

The nutritional needs of the human body vary across different life stages. In order to maintain a balanced diet, it is important to understand that different ages and conditions demand different levels of sustenance. While a varied and nutrient-dense diet is recommended for everyone, there are...
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June 8th, 2021

Taking a Nutritionist Program? 5 Benefits of a Whole Foods Diet

Whole foods are those that are not manufactured or processed, remaining as close as possible to the form they took in nature (Dolson, 2021). When you eat an orange instead of drinking sugary orange juice, you’re choosing to consume a whole food. A whole foods diet is not a specific diet plan, but...
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May 4th, 2021

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