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Forget trendy cleanses; eating healthy is the best way to promote health. Credit: Copyright Dreamstime.com

Cardiac Diseases Impacted by Unhealthy Diet

NetNewsLedger - March 3, 2017 0

Join Jill Skube, Registered Dietitian at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, to learn how to transform lunches into healthier, balanced, and delicious meals that will be kid (and adult) approved. The Healthy Get-Together session, which is open to the public, will be on Tuesday, September 13 from 7:00 – 8:00 pm at the Health Sciences Centre. RSVP by calling 684-7790 as space is limited.

Meal Timing Sets Healthier Life Patterns

NetNewsLedger - February 1, 2017 0

Choosing other options than sugary drinks is hard. But water is best.

For Children – No More Than Six Teaspoons of Sugar a...

James Murray - August 22, 2016 0

Cutting back on sugary drinks can make a big difference

Trade a Sugary Drink for Water and Notice the Difference

NetNewsLedger - August 15, 2016 0

While pan heats, place 1/4 teaspoon cocoa powder, 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 2 teaspoons granulated sugar, 1/2 teaspoon coarse sea salt and 1/8 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper (optional) in a small bowl. Stir to combine. Credit: Copyright 2015 Susan Lutz

Low Salt Diets Not Beneficial

NetNewsLedger - May 23, 2016 0

Northern Lights, Polar Bears, and Food... RAW:Churchill

You Are What You Eat – Under a Northern Sky

Xavier Kataquapit - April 6, 2016 0

sugar and health

Cancer and Sugar – a Connection

NNL Staff - January 4, 2016 0

Chili Peppers Fire Up Diet

Chili Peppers Fire Up Diet – Research into Obesity Uncovers

NNL Staff - February 9, 2015 0

Health Benefits of ‘Mediterranean Diet’ More Fad than Facts

NNL Staff - January 21, 2015 0

University of Adelaide School of Dentistry Honors student Chelsea Mann with a selection of acidic drinks and sweets that can cause permanent damage to teeth.

Choose your Sugary Beverage Carefully

NNL Staff - October 17, 2014 0

Green Werks Garden at St. Joseph's Care Group is celebrating another successful harvest. The Green Werks Garden produces organically-grown vegetables and provides employment experience for consumers of mental health services. This year, the Care Group will start using seasonal produce from the garden in its cafeteria and catering menus. Pictured above L-R: Tracy Buckler, CEO & President, Doug Dowhos, Supervisor Employment Development, Julie Nix, Sodexo Chef for St. Joseph's Care Group.

Green Thumbs Enhance Food Services

James Murray - August 26, 2014 0

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