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Niamh Arthurs: Pandemic has amplified language that stigmatises obesity

Niamh Arthurs: Pandemic has amplified language that stigmatises obesity On World Obesity Day, registered dietitian Niamh Arthurs outlines how restrictions in the current Covid-19 pandemic have increased mental health challenges for this group Some positive change is happening. One example is this image which is not the usual photo of a person with obesity without a head in a stereotypical situation. Photo via World Obesity Federation. Thu, 04 Mar, 2021 - 06:27 Niamh Arthurs As we mark World Obesity Day today, researchers are calling on the Government to implement the Obesity Action Plan in light of the fact that people living with obesity have experienced heightened mental health challenges and stigmatisation in the pandemic.

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Webinar: Digital technologies for anaemia prevention programmes

Webinar: Digital technologies for anaemia prevention programmes Webinar: Digital technologies for anaemia prevention programmes 4 March 2021 15:00 – 16:00 CET Online webinar Digital tools for strengthening food consumption data Ms. Victoria Padula de Quadros is a Nutrition Officer of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). She joined the Food and Nutrition Division at FAO Headquarters (Rome, Italy) in 2017 to support the development of the FAO/WHO Global Individual Food consumption data Tool (FAO/WHO GIFT). Her main activities are related to data management, data harmonization and statistical data analysis of individual quantitative food consumption datasets. Victoria’s academic background consists of a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences, a Master’s degree in Molecular Biology with specialization in Human Physiology, and a Master’s degree in Human Nutrition.

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I Feel Tired on a Vegan Diet Could I Be Nutrient Deficient?

Ensuring that you re getting sufficient nutrients while on a plant-based diet is a contentious subject. Many people believe that there s no way that a diet without animal products can be complete while others believe plant-based is nutrient-dense, and therefore healthiest. Here, Natalie Rizzo, a New York-based Registered Dietician, tells you how to know that you need to try taking a supplement to boost your energy, mood, and overall wellbeing. Q: Sometimes I feel I am doing so well and my energy is good but then even with the same diet or just slightly different I get so tired. Could I be deficient in something? How do I know?

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Drink More Water in Winter to Boost Immunity, Fight Infection

We always think about hydration in the summer, but actually, for our health, it s even more important to drink enough water during the winter season. Shockingly, 75% of people are dehydrated during the cold weather months and most of us don t know it, experts say. The colder weather and more arid air and indoor heat all combine to create a condition in which people are chronically dehydrated, which compromises their ability to fight infection, according to the latest research. In winter you are more likely to forget to drink because, in the absence of heat and perspiration, you have no idea that you are in a constant state of mild dehydration. The fall and winter are the most important seasons to hydrate, according to experts, to support your immune system and give your body the ability to fight off infections, and flush out toxins via urination.

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