Negative calorie foods are nothing more than a myth. Where did this wrong idea come from and what can we learn from it?
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Boosting Your Heart Health with Superfoods
Despite heart disease being the cause of one-third of deaths worldwide, nobody expects to be a victim. These dietitian recommended interventions can help you prevent heart disease.
Revealed: The Difference Between Macros and Calories
Which is better to track, macronutrients or calories? Get a Registered Dietitian’s take and figure out which one is better for you.
Nutrition and IBS
If you’re a frequent sufferer of cramping, abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, or other related symptoms, you may have IBS – and your diet may be to blame.
Eating and Weight Management: How to Avoid Self-Sabotage
When you sit down on the couch to watch TV, do you instinctively reach for a bag of chips or other snack? Overcome mindless eating and change poor eating behaviors with these helpful tips.
Nutrition and Inflammation
Learn how food can impact inflammation and what foods can aid it in this month’s nutrition highlight from HAC’s Registered Dietitian, Jeannie Versagli.
Week Four: Q&A with HAC’s Registered Dietitians
We close our National Nutrition Month Q&A segment with Jeannie & Ashley’s best advice to those looking to lead a healthy lifestyle.
Week Three: Q&A with HAC’s Registered Dietitians
This week in our National Nutrition Month Q&A series, Ashley & Jeannie share their favorite client stories and we learn the top five most common nutrition mistakes.
Week Two: Q&A with HAC’s Registered Dietitians
This week in our National Nutrition Month Q&A series, we learn about the difference between registered dietitians and large-scale nutrition products and reaching fitness goals through diet.
Nutrition and Brain Health
As we age we can find ourselves forgetting where things are or what we were talking about. Registered Dietitian, Jeannie Versagli, shares three diets that could help improve memory and cognition to cut down on the number of times you find yourself forgetting.