Osteoporosis Prevention

May is Osteoporosis Prevention Month. Osteoporosis is a disease that causes bones to become fragile. This increases the risk for a fracture. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, approximately 10.2 million people in the U.S. have osteoporosis and another 43.4 million Americans have low bone mass which puts them at risk of osteoporosis. These statistics are based on available […]

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Food Label

How to Read a Food Label

Does looking at a food label inform you or frustrate you? One common frustration I hear often is not being able to understand a food label. Even if you know how many grams of fat or carbohydrates are in a serving, you may not know how to translate that to your diet. So let’s take a moment to look at the food label and see if it can help you eat healthier.

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Childhood Obesity

It really saddens me when kids as young as 8-years-old start struggling with weight-associated health problems such as high cholesterol or pre-diabetes. When these issues, that used to only be seen in older adults, starts showing up in children, I know there is a dietary issue.

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How to Eat with Diabetes

The problem with most dietary advice is that people try to tell you what to eat or not eat. Since everyone has different food preferences, tastes, ability to cook or food budgets, no one diet works for everyone. I prefer to teach people how to eat to provide the body what it needs for health and let them decide which foods they will include.

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The Food Addiction Crisis

Do you ever feel out of control around food? Do your cravings keep you in bondage? Everyone talks about the obesity epidemic. Obesity is disruptive to our health and our economy. But I believe obesity is not the problem. The problem is food addiction. Obesity is just a symptom.

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