Diets in Review
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Guest blogger Jill Knapp from “Get up and Get Moving” has some wonderful tips to get your kids eating right and exercising to prevent obesity and other health … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Tab Forgac serves as vice president of Child Nutrition and Fitness for the National Dairy Council. Forgac is a Registered Dietitian, a Licensed Dietitian, and a School … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Chef Ann Cooper, also known as the Renegade Lunch Lady, has she’s made it her life’s mission to reform the way our children eat, and are fed, … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Kimberly Seals Allers is the author of The Mocha Manual series of books, editor in chief of Mocha Manual, the fastest growing online destination for Black moms … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Even at my age, I can’t help but get the back to school butterflies. I have always loved this time of year. I no longer have a … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. It’s a pleasure to have Chef Ann Cooper join us during our Healthy Back to School Week. She’s also known as the Renegade Lunch Lady, as she’s … Continue reading
The week of August 10 is Healthy Back to School Week at DietsInReview.com. Guest blogger Rebecca Bailey returns to DietsInReview.com for Healthy Back to School Week. She is a stay-at-home mom to four little boys and is committed to fitness … Continue reading
Experts are warning that current recommendations for daily vitamin D intake are “grossly inadequate.” “National recommendations from the Food and Nutrition Board are 400 to 600 International Units (IU) a day,” says Neil Binkley, MD, an Associate Professor in Geriatrics … Continue reading
There are many reasons why people avoid the assistance of a professional therapist. One common misconception (for which we can thank Mr. Frued) is that the counselor will always blame your mother for whatever difficulties you may be experiencing. There … Continue reading
It’s not much of a surprise that Paul Wessel noticed that his son, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, was often misplacing his blood glucose meter, but seemed to almost always have his Nintendo DS by his side. What makes Paul special … Continue reading
It’s never too early to worry about the health impact of being overweight. Besides the standard best known health risks associated with obesity, there are those lesser known, but just as dangerous. Researchers have found that obese kids between 14- … Continue reading