Posts for Nutrition
April XX, 2012, Charleston, S.C. – Representatives from Cenegenics Carolinas announced that practice nutrition specialist, Tiffany Jackson, was the featured speaker at the Charleston premier of the new and highly popular documentary, “Forks Over Knives.” The event took place Monday, April 16 at the Terrace Theater.
Diet Changes Help Children with Autism
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Parents of children with autism are learning that food choices can help their sons and daughters become healthier and reach their full potential. In addition to traditional behavioral therapy and other pharmaceutical treatments, pediatricians, researchers, and nutritionists increasingly recommend that parents implement autism diets, autism-specific nutrition, and specialized supplementation.
A Wake-Up Story
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Please watch this amazing must-see video for every parent and anyone that cares about the health and development of children. Watch it. Share it. Join the movement.
Reference: Healthy Child Healthy World
(Health Realizations, Inc.) While it was once thought that fetuses in the womb were largely protected from environmental chemicals, it’s now known that a woman’s exposure while pregnant has the potential to harm the developing baby.
In fact, a study sponsored by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) tested the umbilical cord blood of 10 newborns and found that the sample contained an average of 200 chemicals…chemicals linked to cancer, brain damage, birth defects and more.
Warning: Your Soft Drinks and Favorite Snack May be Loaded with Mercury
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(Health Realizations, Inc.) High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) has replaced sugar in many processed foods, and is now found in soft drinks and other sweetened beverages, breads, cereals, lunch meats, soup, condiments, yogurt and much, much more.
The sweetener, which has been linked to everything from obesity and accelerated bone loss to increased levels of triglycerides, has gotten bad press before, but perhaps none as alarming as that from two new studies.