How proper nutrition fuels hoop dreams during March Madness

How proper nutrition fuels hoop dreams during March Madness

Sports fans are gearing up for the biggest college basketball tournament in the country: March Madness. As fans finalize their breaks and prepare game-day snacks, athletes also fuel up for a long, fast race. Registered sports dietitian Allison McKay and George Mason University athletic sports dietitian Quentin Patterson, who also mentor dietetics students completing supervised … Read more

Beyond the burn zone: Maui wildfires create widespread mental health issues

Beyond the burn zone: Maui wildfires create widespread mental health issues

The deadly wildfires that devastated Maui in August 2023 created an island-wide mental health crisis, according to a new study from the University of Hawai… The deadly wildfires that devastated Maui in August 2023 created an island-wide mental health crisis, according to new research from the Economic Research Organization of the University of Hawaii and … Read more

ADHD is associated with other mental health issues. A new study suggests why – National | Globalnews.ca

ADHD is associated with other mental health issues. A new study suggests why - National | Globalnews.ca

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh think they have found a reason why teenagers with ADHD also struggle with anxiety and depression. Published earlier this month in the journal Attention Disorders, the study is being hailed by the university as “the first to study multiple factors that correlate with ADHD symptoms and mental health symptoms … Read more

Districts express concern about USDA updates to nutritional standards

Districts express concern about USDA updates to nutritional standards

Listen to the article 4 minutes This audio is automatically generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive summary: As the U.S. Department of Agriculture prepares to propose regulations that would require school meals to meet the latest federal nutrition standards, some school nutrition leaders are urging the agency not to increase meat … Read more

These 3 red flags show your child could use a confidence boost, says a mindfulness coach

These 3 red flags show your child could use a confidence boost, says a mindfulness coach

If you want your child to become a successful, happy and well-balanced adult, you need to pay attention to their confidence and self-esteem levels, says mental performance coach Sandra Kamphof. “Confidence is one of the strongest predictors of our performance, our happiness and our success,” says Kampfoff, founder of the Mentally Powerful Institute, a mental … Read more

Shasta County DA urges lawmakers to pass AB 46 to fix mental health diversion loopholes

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Redding, Calif. – Shasta County District Attorney Stephanie A. Bridget is urging California lawmakers to pass Assembly Bill 46, calling it a necessary fix to the state’s mental health diversion system, which she says has left courts with too little authority to protect public safety. Bridget announced that she is joining the California District Attorneys … Read more

Is cheese healthier than yogurt? Nutritionists explain the differences

Is cheese healthier than yogurt? Nutritionists explain the differences

Key words Both cottage cheese and yogurt are nutritious, versatile dairy choices that can help support your health and daily protein needs. Greek yogurt is less nutritious than cottage cheese with more protein, probiotics and less sodium. Both products can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, from breakfast parfaits to soups, sauces and baked … Read more

We asked the dietitian if RFK Jr. The carnivore diet is sustainable

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared that he lost 20 pounds in 20 days on an all-vegetarian and fermented foods diet. We asked Theresa Gentile, MS, RDN, CDN, a Brooklyn-based registered dietitian and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, if the RFK diet is really possible for weight … Read more

Judge orders Ruth Miller committed to behavioral health hospital after verdict of insanity in son’s drowning death in Atwood Lake

Judge orders Ruth Miller committed to behavioral health hospital after verdict of insanity in son's drowning death in Atwood Lake

Ruth Miller was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the drowning death of her son. She will be treated at Heartland Behavioral Health in Massillon. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio – Ruth Miller, the Amish mother recently found not guilty by reason of insanity in the drowning death of her 4-year-old son in Atwood Lake … Read more