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Nutrition Services

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This department offers

  • Nutrition services

What sets us apart

Evidence-based nutrition guidance and healthy meals for patients and visitors to promote your healthiest life.

Collaborative

Embracing collaboration, our nutrition services offer personalized plans for your optimal health and wellness

Convenient locations

Discover convenient locations for personalized nutrition services, ensuring your health and wellness goals are within reach

Cost-sensitive care

Experience cost-sensitive nutrition services designed to make your health journey affordable and accessible

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Build a balanced, guilt-free Thanksgiving plate with expert tips from a dietitian. Enjoy holiday favorites while staying mindful of your health goals.

Dive into our list of accessible and nutrient-rich foods that promote cardiovascular health

Yes, the keto flu, also known as the “carb flu,” is a real thing. It can happen to you if you drastically and suddenly remove carbs from your diet.

What is “fast food”? What eateries do you think of when you hear the phrase, “fast food”? Here are six restaurants: McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Taco Time, Subway, Noodles and Company, and Einstein Bros. Bagels.  Are they purveyors of fast food?

We’re all trying to be healthier and most of us seek out healthier foods in the grocery stores. Unfortunately, marketers hone in on key ingredients to maketheir products sound healthier, and more alluring at our expense. Watch out for these traps

Aspartame is a common replacement for sugar that is 200 times sweeter to the taste. However, aspartame has always been subject to controversy because people have reported suffering from adverse effects - so we ask: is it really that safe to use as a sugar substitute?

One survey indicates that up to one-third of Americans feel they have a food “allergy,” but carefully done studies indicate that true food allergies occur in about 6-8% of children and 3-4% of adults. What, then, accounts for the difference?

​Instead of eating out for lunch, answer these 5 questions for creating a power lunch. 

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