5 Ways to Make Your Diet More Heart Healthy
Did you know that heart disease is the 2nd leading cause of death in Canada? Diet can play a big role in reducing the risk and preventing heart disease.
Did you know that heart disease is the 2nd leading cause of death in Canada? Diet can play a big role in reducing the risk and preventing heart disease.
Weight loss doesn’t just happen overnight, and any diet promising to help you drop 10 pounds in a week is definitely too good to be true. Weight loss takes time and changes in not just your lifestyle but also your diet too.
There’s so secret that diet plays a huge role in keeping us healthy, as well as in the management of many chronic conditions.
There is more to sustainable eating habits than simply eating well-balanced and nutritious meals all the time.
Creating SMART goals will help you to make sure you have everything you need to start, continue and accomplish your New Year’s health goals.
seasonal eating
Discover the perks of seasonal eating in BC and learn how to enjoy fresh, local produce!
Note: not verified by a dietitian.
Valentine’s Day is a time for celebrating love, connection, and of course, enjoying some of your favourite treats. But for those with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), this day can often be met with a mix of anticipation and concern.
In addition to avoiding trigger foods in your IBS-friendly diet, it can also be beneficial to include prebiotics and probiotics for relief of GI symptom.
Minerals play many important roles throughout your body, from building your bones and transmitting nerve signals to balancing electrolytes and regulating your heartbeat.
A deficiency in any one of them can lead to serious health problems
Discover how your gut microbiome affects your emotions as research reveals that the microbes in your digestive system play a role in both digestion and mood. By supporting these helpful microbes with a balanced diet full of probiotics and prebiotics, you can improve your mental health and strengthen the connection between your body and mind. Try new recipes that highlight these ingredients, making meals a source of joy and energy while nurturing your gut-brain connection.
The holiday season brings in many things, including parties and get-togethers (even when they look a little bit different). Food can be a very stressful aspect of the holidays with all the parties and get-togethers, especially for people who are managing chronic diseases, intolerances or allergies. So, I’ve pulled together some of my favourite tips to help you have a healthy holiday season!
Healthy Restaurants
Explore healthy restaurant options tailored to your nutrition needs. Start dining wisely!
Learn about iron intake, its importance, and how to optimize your diet for better health!
Note: post is not verified by a dietitian.
Canadian-made foods
Explore healthy Canadian-made foods for a nutritious diet. Discover seasonal options and meal ideas!
Note: not verified by a dietitian.
Understanding the right nutrition during pregnancy is crucial for the health of both the mother and the developing baby. A balanced diet can help alleviate pregnancy-related discomforts and ensure proper fetal development.
Note: written with help of AI and not yet verified.
Many people assume that plant-based diets don’t provide enough protein to meet daily requirements. However, many studies have debunked this popular myth.
Many people assume that plant-based diets don’t provide enough protein to meet daily requirements. However, many studies have debunked this popular myth.
Snacking is often viewed as a bad habit that should be avoided and a barrier to weight loss. Despite what the diet culture may tell you, there is a purpose for snacking…[it] can be part of a healthy lifestyle.
It is currently estimated that 10 to 20% of the world’s population experience IBS. Studies report that women and people under the age of 50 are experiencing higher rates of IBS, with Canada reporting one of the highest rates of IBS across the globe. Additionally, research has shown that women with IBS are more likely to experience symptoms during their periods.