Breakfast cereal (from a box) is the one food I have become suspicious of as a dietitian.
March is Nutrition Month, and this year Dietitians of Canada has chosen the theme, “Get the real deal on your meal.”
These days I feel a little shocked every time I get to the register at the grocery store.
Health Canada reports 90 per cent of Canadians over the age of 20 already have at least one risk factor for heart disease or stroke.
As parents, we have all prepared that inevitable meal that our children won’t even touch.
One vitamin that is always in the news is vitamin D.
The holiday season is ending and many of us feel like we should never eat again.
My father-in-law is what I would refer to as a food faddist. He’s always into a new trend –
When people come to my office, they are always surprised at how, over the years, they have gained weight.
Given what we know about the impact of large amounts of sugar should we try to phase candy out of Halloween tradition?
Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful, and one thing to be grateful for in the Shuswap is food.
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