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Eating Healthy On The Go

Many of us live busy lives and are constantly on the go. Because of this, we often find ourselves lacking enough time to make one home-cooked meal, let alone three nutritionally-dense meals per day. Instead, many of us find ourselves looking for a convenient and tasty meal to fit into our busy schedule, whether that… Continue reading Eating Healthy On The Go

Allison Dalton

Weight Loss – How do I do it?

Registered Dietitian Lisa Plinario, from Shield Healthcare, shares her advise on weightloss.

Lisa Plinario, RD, LD

Tube Feeding on the Go

After learning that your child may need a feeding tube, you probably feel overwhelmed with questions about how life will change. You may be thinking of all the ways tube feeding may limit what you and your child can and cannot do inside and outside of the home. While in the hospital, the nutrition formula… Continue reading Tube Feeding on the Go

Lindsay Palmer, MS, RD, LD
FDA Warning to Baby Formula Manufacturers August 2023

FDA Issues Warning Letters to Three Infant Formula Manufacturers

On August 31, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to three infant formula manufacturers to help ensure infant formula is being produced under the safest conditions possible. These warning letters are not associated with any current recalls, and the FDA does not anticipate any impact to the availability of infant formula… Continue reading FDA Issues Warning Letters to Three Infant Formula Manufacturers

Brooke Phillips, CWCMS
image of older woman smiling before a plateful of healthy food. Woman is wearing hospital scrubs. Malnutrition Awareness Week.

What Is Malnutrition?

Malnutrition is the condition that occurs when the body is denied vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients it needs to maintain healthy tissues and organ function.

Brooke Phillips, CWCMS
Cambrooke Volume-per-Scoop Labeling Incorrect for EquaCare Jr. and Essential Care Jr.

EquaCare Jr. and Essential Care Jr. Corrected Mixing Instructions

Cambrooke, a manufacturer of amino acid-based formulas, has recently discovered that their EquaCare Jr. and Essential Care Jr. formulas are less dense than indicated on the label. This has caused the prepared formula, if measured by scoop, to be lower in calories per ounce than stated on the label. The EquaCare Jr. and Essential Care Jr.… Continue reading EquaCare Jr. and Essential Care Jr. Corrected Mixing Instructions

Brooke Phillips, CWCMS

Kate Farms: Fresh New Look and Label Updates

Shield HealthCare is committed to providing excellent customer service and keeping you informed of important product changes. Beginning July 2023, Kate Farms is introducing an update to both their product packaging and their labels. Read below for more information on these changes. What is changing: Product packaging. You will see new graphics on cartons and… Continue reading Kate Farms: Fresh New Look and Label Updates

Madeline Perez
picture of clinician in scrubs in a clinical setting, with a Shield HealthCare nametag. registered dietitian vs nutritionist.

Registered Dietitian (RD) vs Nutritionist, and Why It Matters

In the age of social media, it’s hard to avoid scrolling past someone who is trying to promote the latest nutrition fad. These people are often boasting a “nutritionist” or “health coach” title. When trying to find someone to rely on for nutrition support and education, it is important to know who to turn to… Continue reading Registered Dietitian (RD) vs Nutritionist, and Why It Matters

Alexandra Gomez, RD
nutritional support for children with developmental delay

Nutritional Support for Children with Developmental Delays

Note for Healthcare Professionals: Have you recently diagnosed or treated a patient with developmental delay or several delays? As part of a treatment plan, you may be asking your patient’s caregivers to closely monitor the child’s nutrition intake. Below is an explanation of what to expect, geared towards families of a newly-diagnosed child. You have… Continue reading Nutritional Support for Children with Developmental Delays

Sheila Mihalik
gut microbiome and the gut-brain axis. A hand-drawn illustration of microbiome in the gut.

Gut Microbiome: The Connection Between Your Guts and Your Brain

The gut microbiome refers to the community of microorganisms that live in the human digestive tract. These microorganisms include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microbes. The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in human health, influencing everything from digestion to immunity to mental health. In this blog, we will explore the importance of the gut… Continue reading Gut Microbiome: The Connection Between Your Guts and Your Brain

Aaron Baker
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