We’ve all heard the advice, “no snacking after dinner” and that eating after dinner is not good for your health. However, that may not be the case. In this article, we are going to explain why some evenings snacking may be o.k. And we have even included some...
Did you know that March is National Nutrition Month here in Canada? This year’s theme centers around the idea that healthy eating looks different for everyone. Our Registered Dietitian Susan Watson, was featured on Global News Winnipeg debunking some...
In today’s busy lifestyle, family sharing meals together can be challenging. But the benefits of family meals are worth the effort it takes to gather the troops. Benefits of family meals for children Less likely to drink, smoke, do drugs.Less at risk of...
In our practice, we often hear clients say “salads leave me hungry” or “salads don’t feel me up.” And more often than not these statements are true. Salads will not fill you up unless they’re balanced with a protein source and a carbohydrate. Below we will...
On Friday, March 13, 2020 grocery store chains saw a huge boom in retail sales at the grocery store. It was crazy and insane. Sales were 10% higher than on the busiest days of the year (like Christmas Eve or the day before Thanksgiving day). I witnessed people...
March is Nutrition Month. This year Canadian Dietitians are talking about how healthy eating is so much more than JUST food. Our Winnipeg Dietitian Madelaine Morrish was interviewed on Global TV Winnipeg news and explained the benefits of sharing meals with...
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