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August 30th, 2010 -- Posted in Nutrition |
We often see claims such as “zero trans fat” and “reduced in calories” on the front of food packages highlighting a product’s nutrition features. They are a quick and easy way to get information about a food, but these eye-catching statements do not tell the whole story. For example, a food free of trans fat may still be high in Calories. Be sure to also read the Nutrition Facts table to determine what a claim is really telling you.
Furthermore, the word “light” on a food label can mean different things. This claim is used to describe a food as “reduced in fat” and “reduced in calories”, but not always. Sometimes the word “light” describes the taste, colour or texture of a food. Manufacturers must describe what is “light” about the food . Manufacturers can only use a nutrition claim if their product meets certain criteria.
Here are some other definitions for claims that may come in handy:
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Nutrition Claims: Reading Between The Lines
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June 2nd, 2010 -- Posted in Nutrition |
No general screening test is more efficient, effective and affordable than a comprehensive blood chemistry panel. It allows the healthcare provider to establish a baseline of biomarkers to track the patient’s health and nutritional needs. Getting a blood test is essential to understanding your current health and your nutritional needs.
What is Blood Nutrition?
Blood NutritionTM, is an innovative, science-guided look at nutritional strengths and weaknesses through an individual’s blood test. This new scientific approach can offer a clear plan for your optimum health. As a result, a new generation of healthcare professionals is emerging with the tools and keys that can reveal the more subtle imbalances and assist in correcting them.
Blood NutritionTM is a comprehensive approach to health. To address the true cause of symptoms, one should look for their origin from a science-generated perspective by considering:
• Physiological distress or disease conditions
• Nutritional distress or imbalances
• Mental/emotional distress
May 26th, 2010 -- Posted in Nutrition |
Athletic performance is greatly related to nutrition. Sports nutrition deals with study and practise of nutrition in relation to athletic performance. This branch of study deals with studying and providing nutrition requirements to an athletic based upon his body and athletic requirements. This is regarded as a specialized branch of study because an athlete performance depends upon the nutrition and food intake. This branch or field of study describes and studies the nutrition requirements of the athlete thereby giving the athlete the nutrition requirements which he should full fill so that he and his body stays in great form.
We all know about the craziness which a sports star has in this 20th generation. Sports nutrition is very important because it decides the fitness level of the sports star. Sports nutrition is considered in endurance (cycling, running, etc) and strength sports (weight lifting and body building). These sports chiefly concentrate in providing and maintaining the health, physical performance and growth.
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Sports nutrition certified experts needed in sports industry
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