Sports Nutrition

March 6, 2015

Anatomy of a Healthy Smoothie

1.  As a dietitian why do you love smoothies? Many Canadians fall short in their fruit and veggie consumption and smoothies are a great way to get more of the key vitamins, minerals, fibre and phytonutrients into your diet that prevent chronic disease and increase health. Smoothies are a great solution for breakfast on the…

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June 18, 2014

Workout Hydration

Listen to my podcast where you will discover the importance of staying hydrated: Why do we need water? Makes up 70% of muscle & 50-60% of body weight Digestion, absorption, & transport of nutrients Elimination of waste products Coolant for maintaining body temperature Lubricate joints, eyes, & air passages

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February 4, 2014

What to Eat Before a Workout

Listen to my monthly radio program with Angela Kokott, host of Calgary Today for our segment, “You are what you eat” to get the goods on healthy eating. Listen to Episode 55 part one here:  What to Eat Before a Workout Listen to Episode 55 part two here:  What to Eat Before a Workout Regardless…

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January 26, 2014

The Top 3 Sports Nutrition Myths for Recreational Athletes

   While the fitness and sports industry offers creative and insightful tips on training and performance, I am constantly surprised by the lack of credible information promoted about sports nutrition, supplements, how to lose body fat, gain muscle mass and “get cut.”

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June 23, 2012

Supper meals for busy families on the go and before sport

Supper meals for busy families on the go and before sport The Cameron family wanted to eat healthy food, but they needed it fast. As parents with kids in soccer and other sports will attest, trying to get everyone fuelled properly, with foods the whole family will like, isn’t an easy task. After several rushed…

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March 27, 2012

How much physical activity & screen time is ideal for kids

Children four and under should move more, sit less and avoid screens Canada’s first-ever physical activity and sedentary behaviour guidelines for the early years released  CALGARY (ALBERTA) March 27, 2012 – Children aged four and under should move more and sit less every day as recommended by the first-ever Canadian Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines…

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Success Stories

"Working with my dietitian has been life changing! She helped me break free from dieting, transform my beliefs about food, and embrace self-acceptance. I highly recommend Health Stand Nutrition—100 stars!"

– Anne Marie Shutt, Nutrition Counselling Client

"I’m a family physician and cannot recommend the Health Stand team enough. Their dietitians do more than give food advice, they help clients make deep, sustainable changes for lifetime health."

– Dr. Deb Putnam, Family Physician

"Thanks to Health Stand Nutrition, I’m more productive, energized, and committed to my long-term health. I’ve learned what to eat, why, and how to maintain it. Nutrition has never been this fun!"

Leslie Fryers, Nutrition Counselling & Workplace Wellness Client

"I’ve struggled with eating problems and fad diets for years, but my dietitian was an angelknowledgeable, patient, and encouraging. She has genuinely changed my life. 10 stars!

– Devon Crewe, Nutrition Counselling Client

"I’m a psychologist, and Health Stand is my only source for exceptional dietitians. Andrea and her team provide compassionate, practical support that I trust my clients with completely."

– Adele Fox, Psychologist

"My quality of life has improved since seeing a Health Stand dietitian. She gave me the tools and knowledge to manage my IBS, and now my tummy is no longer a problem. Highly recommend!"

– L.H, Nutrition Counselling Client

Testimonials displayed here have been condensed for length

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