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Stacey B. Schulman, MS, RDN, LDN, CEDS-C, CDN

Stacey B. Schulman, MS, RDN, LDN, CEDS-C, CDN

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Proposed Tax on Sugary Beverages: Great Idea or Fatal Flaw?

March 1, 2010Leave a Comment

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

The other day while turning on the television a commercial featuring several health care providers including a registered dietitian caught my eye. The selected professionals were advocating a sugar beverage tax as a way to curb the obesity epidemic in our population–but will this work? Are sugar-laden beverages exclusively to blame? What about diet drinks […]

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Stabilize Your Diet…..Stabilize Your Mood

January 4, 2010Leave a Comment

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

It is fascinating to me how you really are what you eat. We have all heard of the effects diet can have on disease prevention and management; for example eat less trans fat to lower your cholesterol. Less is spoken about how diet can manipulate and control your mood. Believe it or not this is very […]

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Understanding Intuitive Eating

December 7, 2009Leave a Comment

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

Intuitive eating is structured around the belief that people need to trust themselves enough to believe that they will eat what and how much food they need. Very few people are able to handle a traditional diet as a temporary or flexible plan, and they instead become embroiled in an endless cycle of dieting, binging, […]

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Fill up on Figs

November 1, 2009Leave a Comment

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Figs are a functional food with health benefits beyond the nutrients they contain. A 1/4-cup serving of dried figs contains just 93 calories and is a source of potassium, calcium and iron. One of the main health benefits of figs is their high fiber content. Figs contain both insoluble and soluble fiber. In fact, at 3.7 […]

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Food Trends for the Fall

October 1, 2009Leave a Comment

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

As the hot days of summer come to an end so do the foods we enjoyed with the warmer weather—with cooler temperatures comes new craving and new trends. Here are 3 examples of what to look for this fall: Kale: A form of cabbage with powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Kale is very high in […]

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An Apple for Every Reason

September 8, 2009

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

Nothing says autumn like the smell of fresh apples. Did you know that there are 7500 varieties of apples grown in the world, and 2500 of those are grown in the United States? The five most popular varieties Golden Delicious: An all-purpose apple, with a freckled, golden-yellow skin. Golden Delicious apples are especially good in […]

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What is Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA)?

August 6, 2009

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DHA has been receiving attention recently due to more and more research being done on its benefits. DHA is a long-chain omega-3 fatty acid found throughout the body, especially in the brain and eyes. It is present naturally in specific fatty fish such as salmon, trout, mackerel, sardines and tuna, as well as algal oil, […]

Filed Under: August, 2009, Nutrition Notes Newsletter

5 Things You Should Know About Fats

July 15, 2009

Stacey Schulman Nutrition

1. We need fat in our diet: 30% of our calories should come from fat. A fat free diet is not a healthy one; our body needs essential fatty acids that it cannot synthesize so the only way to get them is from food 2. Fat free or reduced fat foods may not be the […]

Filed Under: July 2009, Nutrition Notes Newsletter

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