Burn more calories and bite into a healthy lifestyle this National Nutrition Month® by adopting healthy physical activity habits!

When you read food labels it gives you an idea of how that food matches up to your daily goals for calories, fat, protein, carbs & more.

This article will give you advice on how to make healthy food choices. Eating better not only makes you feel better, it improves your quality of life!

Consuming fewer calories may help you maintain a healthy weight and reduce your risk of chronic diseases, such as diabetes and some cancers. Cutting just 100 calories a day can help you lose 10 pounds per year and you probably won’t even miss the food you leave behind! Here’s what 100 calories looks like: 1… Continue reading How To Consume Fewer Calories

National Nutrition Month ® is a nutrition education and information campaign created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

Tube feeding devices with ENFit connectors will improve patient safety by reducing misconnections. Find out how to use the new system.

Feeding Tube Awareness Week was created by Feeding Tube Awareness Foundation to increase awareness and acceptance of feeding tubes and enteral nutrition.

This edition features the evidence behind utilizing Registered Dietitians to prevent hospital readmissions in people at home on nutrition support.

Prevent infection related to tube feeding with proper daily care. Learn about how to prevent gastrointestinal & skin infection around the feeding tube site.

Safe handling and preparation of powdered infant formula is important to prevent contamination and infection. Follow these tips from the World Health Organization to safely prepare powdered infant formula at home. Make sure the powdered formula is not expired and that the packaging is intact. Wash all supplies (cups, spoons, bottle, nipples etc.) in hot… Continue reading How to Safely Prepare Powdered Infant Formula at Home