The Truth About Obesity, Part 2: What Supportive, Sustainable Care Can Look Like
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The Truth About Obesity, Part 1: Why “Eat Less, Move More” Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
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Why STRENGTH Matters More than Weight
For years, the fitness industry has pushed the idea that the ultimate goal is weight loss. Step on the scale, see the number go down, and you’re making progress—right? But what if the real key to looking, feeling, and performing better isn’t about losing weight at all? Instead of chasing a smaller number on the scale, you should be training to build muscle.
Understanding Body Composition: Why It Matters More Than Just Weight
In a recent episode of our podcast, A Plateful of Insights, our hosts Brandon, a registered dietitian and manager at Revive Wellness, and Matthew, a fellow dietitian at Revive Wellness, discuss why focusing on body composition is more important than relying solely on weight when evaluating health. They emphasize that body composition isn’t just a trendy term but a fundamental aspect of health that everyone should understand.
Seven Things to Improve Self-Care
Today, we’re diving into an essential topic: self-care. In our fast-paced world, taking time for yourself can feel like a luxury, but it’s necessary to maintain overall well-being. Whether you’re tuning in for the first time or are a regular listener, we appreciate your time and are excited to share valuable tips to enhance your self-care routine.
Diabetes Described Series: The Power of Pulses
This comprehensive guide explores why pulses are great for your health, how they can help manage diabetes, and practical tips for cooking with them. Dive in to learn how incorporating pulses into your diet can improve your overall well-being.
The Truth About Dietitians
As we embrace the quirks of the calendar, like celebrating the rarity of a leap day on February 29th, we’re reminded of the special occasions that bring us together to focus on important aspects of our lives. One such time is the arrival of March, designated as Nutrition Month. This period holds significant value for dietitians across Canada and beyond. This month, we dive into the world of dietitians—a realm filled with dedication, knowledge, and an unwavering commitment to your health and well-being.
New Years Resolutions and Goal Setting
As the calendar flips to a new year, you’re once again presented with the opportunity to reflect on your aspirations and set goals for the year ahead. New Year’s resolutions are more than annual traditions; they’re a testament to your desire for personal growth and improvement.
The idea of resolutions might stir a mixture of excitement and apprehension within you, especially if previous goals have gone unmet. Yet, with each new year comes a fresh start, a blank slate on which you can sketch your dreams and ambitions.
How to Handle Nutrition Misinformation
In today’s digital age, the abundance of health and nutrition information at your fingertips can be both a blessing and a curse. With just a few clicks, you’re granted access to many articles, blogs, and videos, each offering advice on how to live your healthiest life. However, this flood of information often leads to confusion, conflicting advice, and difficulty in discerning which sources to trust.
Balancing Festive Treats and Nutrition
As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crispier, we know it’s that time of the year again – Halloween is just around the corner! The excitement is palpable, with stores like Costco already decked out in spooky decorations and aisles with tempting treats. It’s a visual feast that sometimes makes sticking to your nutrition goals feel like a trick rather than a treat.
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