Are you a busy person always on the go? Or do you dread making dinner? Maybe you want to try new types of cuisine but don’t know where to start. There are tons of reasons why meal delivery kits might be a good fit for you. Across Canada, people are...
Are you looking to improve your overall health and well-being? Have you heard of the Mediterranean diet but need to figure out what it is or how it can benefit you? If so, then this blog post is for you! The Mediterranean pattern of eating has been studied extensively...
What is Inflammation? To understand what chronic inflamaation is, we must review inflammation first. Inflammation is the body’s way of protecting itself from harm and foreign substances. There are two main types of inflammation: Acute Inflammation – [short-lived...
You’ve probably heard of intuitive eating, but what is it exactly? At its core, intuitive eating is an approach to eating that encourages folks to tune into their own bodies’ wisdom around hunger, fullness, and satisfaction. The intuitive eating principles encourage...
If you work in an office, chances are you’ve experienced some toxic diet culture conversations. Whether it’s your boss bragging about their latest “cleanse” or your coworker making comments about their weight, these conversations can be tough to navigate. But there...
As you all know, New year’s resolutions and goal setting have a lot of hype at the start of the year and quickly lose steam as the months go on. Often in January, A Little Nutrition receives a lot of media inquiries asking us to provide our top tips on how to...
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