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#GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy are becoming popular for weight loss and diabetes management, which is likely increasing the demand for #healthier food and beverage options. In this #blog, we explore the #trends and opportunities arising from these changing #consumer preferences and offer insights on how to adapt to this shift- https://bit.ly/3XGdk0s The Smart Cube #GLP1 #FoodandBeverages #ConsumerBehaviour #WNSProcurement

Size Matters! McDonald thinks so, and plans to make a bigger Burger. However, before you add Fries and a Coke to that, consider the following: The recommended daily calorie intake for an adult male is 2,200 to 3,000, depending on activity level. According to McDonald’s nutrition board, a Big Mac Meal, with Fires and a large Coke is 1,340 - this represents 52% of the recommended calories intake With Blacks over-consuming fast food at 43% daily, and the well-documented effect on Health, I ask… Do you want a bigger Burger, or a longer life? #UrbanWellness #Eat4Life #Eat2Live

When pursuing the journey of recovery, it's not only about consuming a meal or snack; it involves planning, budgeting, shopping, storing, preparing, and reframing any disordered thoughts or behaviors that may arise during the process. Grocery shopping and food planning are central to nutritional self-care and Recovery by Doing. Read our 2 Part Series on “Recovery by Doing” with Grocery Shopping written by Esperanza’s Directory of Dietary Services, Sarah Nichols, RD, LD, CEDS Part 1 | https://lnkd.in/g35sYPRY Part 2 | https://lnkd.in/gzT5RYs7

When pursuing the journey of recovery, it's not only about consuming a meal or snack; it involves planning, budgeting, shopping, storing, preparing, and reframing any disordered thoughts or behaviors that may arise during the process. Grocery shopping and food planning are central to nutritional self-care and Recovery by Doing. Read our 2 Part Series on “Recovery by Doing” with Grocery Shopping written by Esperanza’s Directory of Dietary Services, Sarah Nichols, RD, LD, CEDS Part 1 | https://lnkd.in/gkxR2sUi Part 2 | https://lnkd.in/g4khKn_n

????- having a savoury breakfast Regulated blood sugar and stops you craving sweet shit all day. - started tracking protein Feel fuller for longer and maintain muscle mass plus increases the THERMIC effect of feeding ???? follow me on Instagram: https://lnkd.in/g_eY3VmF for more tips!! - cutting down on processed low-calorie foods Bc these are usually stripped of fibre and also increase your preference for sweet foods - 25-30g fibre daily Healthy gut, healthy body composition. PLUS keeps you full - giving my body 3-4 hrs to digest before bed Improves sleep which improves body composition. - understanding food volumetrics You don’t ever have to feel like you’re not eating a lot. Use high-volume foods to fill your plate. - embracing food freedom: 80% wholefoods and 20% treats Balance is key for long-term adherence. COMMENT #fatloss for my free guide to nutritious, balanced eating!!

?? Dr. Coy's Traffic Light Food List - Yellow Light Foods Part 2 ?? Dr. Coy's 'Traffic Light System Food List' helps you select the best foods for a cancer-fighting diet. You can enjoy these yellow light foods in moderation to keep your diet varied, even as a cancer patient. Remember to opt for unsweetened, minimally processed options. Each portion listed contains 5g of carbohydrates. For accuracy, use a digital kitchen scale, especially for small amounts. ?? Daily Carb Intake Formula: 1 gram of carbs per kilogram of body weight per day. Find the complete list of yellow light foods in The Dr. Coy Principle section of our website! #CancerFightingDiet #DrCoysFoods #HealthyEating #TrafficLightDiet

Here are the three simple steps to change how you feel about your appearance in the mirror: creating a calorie deficit by eating one less meal per day, incorporating a consistent exercise routine with a goal of 10,000 steps, and eating more protein to increase the thermic effect of food and create a bigger calorie deficit. #CalorieDeficit #ExerciseRoutine #ProteinIntake #BellyFatLoss #SelfImprovement

Another tag watch from dietary: Hot Beverage Temperatures The tags being used for this: F804:?Nutritive Value/Appear, Palatable/Prefer Temp F689:?Free of Accident Hazards/Supervision/Devices ? Surveyors are checking the temperatures of hot beverages to see if they are hot enough to cause burns and scalds for residents. On top of that we know we are also juggling this with the palatability of the hot beverage. There is no specific temperature in regulations that says what the beverage must be. Most of the nationwide network of CDMs, RDNs, and NDTRs I have spoken with agree that 140°F seems to be the best temperature for both sides of this challenge. It has also been agreed that having a policy and log on hand prevents this from becoming a tag. Here is a sample policy you can use for your facility.

During the monsoon, it's crucial to avoid certain drinks to stay healthy. ?? Steer clear of street-side juices, soda, tap water, milkshakes, iced coffee, and alcohol. These beverages can lead to contamination or dehydration.?? Choose wisely to enjoy the rainy season safely and healthily.???? For personalized nutritional guidance contact us on: 73046 66659 | 82865 27635 | [email protected] For more such helpful tips follow @quantum_corphealth @quantum_corphealth?? "Stay Healthy, Stay Fit" #QuantumCares *????????????????????: This is a general information and is not intended to diagnose any medical condition or to replace your healthcare professional. Kindly consult with your family physician for further assistance and clinical correlation. #drinks #HealthForAll #noalchohol #stayhydrated #healthcare #cleanwater #healthyfood #healthfirst #dietguide #monsooncare #healthyliving #hydrated #monsoonhealthtips #monsoon #monsoontips #hydration #icedcoffee

Shocking Truth: Canned Soup Increases BPA Levels! Consumption of canned soup can lead to a staggering increase in urinary BPA levels. We reveal the risks and alternatives to canned soups, including concerns over endocrine disruptors and microplastics. Discover what you need to know for safer eating choices! #CannedSoup #BPALevels #HealthyEating #FoodSafety #EndocrineDisruptors #Microplastics #NutritionTruth #HealthRisks #FoodAwareness #ConsumerHealth