Dietitians of Canada National Conference, Toronto 2012. Theresa Schneider of Nutrition Assessment Clinic is off to the Conference to bring more expert research home to Kingston for clinical practice. Author: nutritionassessment.com
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Fantastic Season For Mike Smith of the Phoenix Coyotes Photograph by: Frederick Braedon, Getty Images Antoine Vermette #50 of the Phoenix Coyotes and Matt Halischuk #24 fight for the puck behind goalie Mike Smith #41 in Game Four of the Western Conference Semifinals during the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Bridgestone Arena on May 2, 2012 in Nashville, Tennessee. Author: nutritionassessment.com
Canadian Men's 8 Rowers break World Record in Lucerne Congratulations to the Men's 8. Kingston Ontario and the Belleville and Brockville area are behind you . Submitted on May 25, 2012 - 10:21am Get the full story: http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2012/05/25/sp-olympics-rowing-lucerne-mens-eight-... Canada's men's eight rowing team set a new world's best time in its event Friday at a World Cup meet in Lucerne, Switzerland. Photograph by: Martin Rose , Bongarts/Getty Images The Canadian crew is coxswain Brian Price (Belleville, Ont.), Will Crothers (Kingston, Ont.), Jeremiah Brown (Cobourg, Ont.), Byrnes (Toronto), Malcolm Howard (Victoria), Conlin McCabe (Brockville, Ont.), Rob Gibson (Kingston, Ont.), Doug Csima (Oakville, Ont.) and Gabe Bergen (100 Mile House, B.C.). Author: nutritionassessment.com
Nutrition Assessment Clinic Joins Wellness Network in Kingston
May 8, 2012, Theresa Schneider attended the first meeting of this new network at the KFLA Health Unit. The group will partner and share expertise and resources for worksite wellness in Southeastern Ontario. Author: nutritionassessment.com
Yogurt: Regular versus Greek Yogurt
With the population suffering more osteoporosis the question has come to my attention. If people are drinking less milk and taking more yogurt, what has happened to our yogurt? It seems yogurt is now made with very little milk, it has whey and calcium added. My package of Source yogurt in the fridge has only 3 gms of carb in 100 gms of yogurt. This means in an effort to get rid of carbs we have lost some of the goodness of milk. I believe 100 gms of 1% milk should have 5 gms of carbs, 119 gms Calcium, 3.37 gms of protein and 40 IU of Vitamin D. The Calcium in this small serving is only 10% of our daily requirement. In comparison a good 125 gms serving of Greek Yogurt may have 35% of your daily Calcium requirement and 12-14 gms of protein per day. Its no wonder smart consumers are moving to Greek Yogurt to get the best food value. Author: nutritionassessment.com
Theresa Schneider Presents Healthy Lifestyle to Queen's Medical Students
Students interested in healthy eating for oncall and for maintaining a physically active life during the busiest time of their lives. Author: nutritionassessment.com
Queen's University Health Expose 2011
A team from nutritionassessment.com just returned from Queen's University where they participated in a health fair for students and staff of Queen's University. Hot items were food diary's and the Milk Producers Menu Planner with a shopping list.
What is the Difference Between a Dietitian and a Nutritionist?
Written by the College of Dietitians of Ontario In Ontario, the law makes a distinction between people who provide nutrition advice, such as nutritionists, and Registered Dietitians. Dietitians are regulated by law and nutritionists are not. Public Health Nutritionists, however, are an exception - they are qualified Registered Dietitians with a masters degree and are regulated by law. So, what does it mean for you that dietitians are regulated in Ontario? Why would you want to make sure that your nutritionist is a regulated health professional? Public Protection Public protection is the only reason for regulating dietitians in Ontario. The law requires the College of Dietitians of Ontario to ensure that dietitians meet legal and professional standards for safe, ethical and quality health care. Enforceable Professional Standards The Regulated Health Professions Act and the Dietetics Act, set out the responsibilities, powers and procedures related to the regulations of di...