Beth Ellen DiLuglio, MS, RD, CCN, LD/N
M.S. Human Nutrition Columbia University, Registered dietitian, certified in nutrition support for 20 years, certified clinical nutritionist,
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Twice nominated "Who's Who Among America's Teachers." Created www.nutritionmission.org.
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M.S. Human Nutrition Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons Institute of Human Nutrition, AFMCP 2006, CNSD 1990, CCN 2002, RD 1987Interests
Nutrition, health, yoga, world peace, environmental health (clean air, clean water, clean food), traveling, lecturing, horseback riding, reading.Motto
Bring Joy. Create Peace. Seek Justice. Find Truth. Be Love.Affiliations
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Nature Can Cleanse, Moisturize and Refresh Your SkinYou can create your own special beauty products that are pure, natural and surprisingly inexpensive. Don't use harsh chemical based products that are difficult to pronounce... use mother nature's products instead.
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Blood Work Clues to Nutritional StatusOur blood contains an array of compounds that are important clues to our health status, including proteins, micronutrients, hormones, antioxidants and many important building blocks. Take a peek into what your blood can tell you about you.
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Looking to Lose Weight, Improve Your Health, Eat and Live Better?A must read if you are looking for information about nutrition and its effects on your health and your family's health. You wouldn't seek medical advice from a plumber and you wouldn't send your dog to be groomed by a dentist.
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A Man, a Mountain, My FatherFather's Day poetry from the heart.
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What Are Good Carbs and Bad Carbs?Carbohydrates are very important to our health, energy level and brain function. Where we get them determines if they are "good" or "bad." Most importantly, look at your food choices and ask "are they unprocessed or processed?" That is the question!
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Calories, Calories, Kcalories... What Are They!A definition of Calories to help clear the air about how important they are!
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Lose the Fat, Spare the MuscleAll too often folks use number of pounds lost as a measure of success when losing weight. You may just be losing lean body mass and it is not easy to get back!
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Glutamine: The Versatile, "Essential" Nonessential Amino AcidGlutamine is vital to the health of our GI tracts, immune systems, muscles and brains. Although we produce glutamine in our bodies, we may not make enough!
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Radiation Poisoning from the Inside OutLearn how ingested radioactive elements can contribute to cancer. Radioactive Strontium 90 is found in foods and drinking water but can be minimized. Eat lots of food based antioxidants to protect against the effects of radioactive contamination.
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Vitamin CVitamin C is another Vital nutrient we can't live without. We certainly can't heal, think, or chew without it!
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Swine Flu Pandemic or Nutrient and Immune Deficiency?A healthy immune system is the key to fighting off infectious organisms, or at least giving us a fighting chance! This article will review crucial tips for keeping your immune system at its best.
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Water, Water Everywhere... Nor Any Drop to Drink!Dare I draw parallels between us and "The Ancient Mariner" who was surrounded by water but none safe to drink?
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Cholesterol May Be Your Best Friend!This articles reveals the myths and truths about cholesterol.
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Nutrition is Your Best Health InsuranceWhat we eat effects how we think, feel and perform. It determines how much fuel we store, what raw materials we have to build a better body and how well or how sick we are.
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Soylent Green: Has It's Time Come?Let's see how the year 2022, depicted in the movie Soylent Green, compares to the year 2009.
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Where Did 1800 Seconds Go?A brief synopsis of 30 minutes of weeknight television.