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Top 12 Hot Nutrition Education Topics for 2020
Are you looking for a hot topic for your next class, workshop, or client consultation? Or for Nutrition Month (R)? As much as consumers want a magic bullet for their health, teachers want a magic topic that will engage, educate, and motivate their audience. Here we have assembled all of the best and hottest topic […] -
2019 Catalog and Handout Is Here
The 2019 Nutrition Education Catalog is here! It features over 50 new products along with a great winter salad recipe and handout. All of our current customers who have purchased items from us will receive one and you can download one here. Some of our new products include: Related PostsTeach the Facts: Microbiome & […] -
Easy Health Fair and Nutrition Presentation Theme Chooser Introduced By Nutrition Education Store
Nutrition Education Store has launched a “Theme Chooser” in the online store navigation. The theme chooser allows customers to view health fair and nutrition education materials by theme. The theme chooser makes it easy to choose the perfect theme by topic and then have an entire display or presentation that matches with exciting, professionally designed […] -
Snapshots of the American Diet
The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee has held five public meetings over the past year. At each meeting, subcommittees present updates on their research. (You can get all the details here.) A subcommittee called the Data Analysis and Food Pattern Modeling Cross-Cutting Working Group has presented some interesting snapshots of the American diet. Although the Advisory Committee’s report […] -
Stick to the Message on Added Sugar
As we await the release of the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines, this is a good time to review key parts of the 2015 guidelines that aren’t likely to change much. One of these topics is added sugar. Specific sugar intake recommendations were included in the Dietary Guidelines for the first time in 2015 (whereas in years […] -
Nutrition & Health Education During COVID-19
With social distancing and school closings, you may be wondering what to do about nutrition and health education. Many people, from musicians to personal trainers to artists, are sharing their expertise and talent with the world by way of Zoom, YouTube, Facebook Live, and other virtual ways of connecting. You can do this too! If […] -
8 Ways to Combat Coronavirus Chaos
Coronavirus is on everyone’s mind. We have 3 new posters (handwashing, staying home when sick, COVID-19 facts) along with classic “Avoid the Flu” posters PLUS this informative article to help you address the seriousness of the situation we’re all dealing with right now. But I think you’ll agree that sometimes you need to lighten things up. […] -
Sodium Sneaks Up On You
I think most of us are aware of sodium in many canned foods and routinely purchase low sodium products. But sometimes it pops up where you least expect it. I’m talking about commercially prepared salsa. Salsa is running neck-to-neck with ketchup as the most popular condiment in the United States. More and more I’m seeing […]
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Class Certificates – Nutrition – Kids – Weight Loss – Wellness
We often get requests and searches for certificates of completion for various nutrition classes and programs. Here is a selection of free nutrition class certificates in 2 formats: Word and Clipart. Your use of these images means you agree with our license statement at the bottom of the site. Thank you! Word Files: Wellness class […] -
Nutrition Basic Pre and Post Test for Classes
Basic nutrition pre/post-test A healthy, balanced diet includes these three major nutrients (macronutrients):a. calories, fat, carbohydrateb. carbohydrate, protein, fatc. protein, fiber, fatd. calories, water, fibere. I don’t know Which foods provide more of the essential nutrients that we’re often lacking?a. fruit, vegetables, and protein shakesb. seafood, whole grains, and gluten-free foodsc. fruit, vegetables, whole grains […] -
Food, Fears & COVID-19
COVID-19 has put us all into uncharted territory. Everyone has their own way of dealing with this uncertain time, but it’s safe to say that at some point we all have fears. And many of these fears involve food. As nutrition and health educators, how can we help? Here are some ideas to get you […] -
MyPlate Coloring Page
Today is your lucky day! To celebrate the release of the brand-new MyPlate Coloring Book, I want to share a page from that book with you, for free! You see, coloring isn’t just for kids anymore. Emerging studies indicate that coloring could help reduce stress in adults as well as children. Plus, it’s just plain […] -
Are You Ready for the New Dietary Guidelines?
Earlier this month, the 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee met for the fifth and final time before they draft the Scientific Report that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will use to craft the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines. The Advisory Committee first met nearly a year […] -
Be Carb Smart
Americans love to hate carbohydrates. If cutting carbs means avoiding foods like white bread, big bagels, and sugary cereals, go for it. If it means you’re afraid to eat a banana or drink low-fat milk, we need to talk! It’s our job to teach people two things about carbs. First, that carbs are the body’s […] -
Sleep Right for Health
Healthy eating and exercise go hand in hand. It’s hard to discuss one without touching on the other. The topics are interwoven. Sleep is another thread to weave into your education sessions. In fact, sleep, nutrition, and exercise are often called the pillars of health. Start spreading the news about sleep with our Sleep Right […]