As we roll into the fourth and final week of Caffeine Awareness Month, it’s time to take a look at what the future holds for one of the world’s most widely consumed food components. In collaboration once again with the Canadian Beverage Association, today’s closing article will offer a peek
I’m so thrilled to once again be ringing in Caffeine Awareness Month in collaboration with the Canadian Beverage Association who have brought me back on board to write a 4-part series on all things caffeinated. To kick things off in style we are going to delve a little bit deeper
I wish it was under better circumstances and with more jubilation that I could make this announcement, but I can’t deny my own personal pride in being able to say I am officially a three times published author. My Cholesterol Lowering Cook Book For Two is officially on sale and
The irony of writing an article on melatonin supplementation and sleep quality at 3 am in the morning is not lost on me. Or perhaps that’s not irony at all, I never really know how to use the word properly. And while I could look into it, I opted to
Before going into any further details I just want to take a moment to thank anyone and everyone who has ever read, shared or even inspired one of my blog posts. I always strive to stay true to my principles and offer you guys high quality information on salient topics
If you ask a certain subset of scientists, they will tell you that lab grown meat, also known as cultured meat, is the next big thing. If you ask my Ryerson University student blogger Chris, he tends to agree. That’s exactly why we chose to work together on today’s article.
“Most people don’t have a lot of knowledge about GMOs. The average person hasn’t spent much time thinking about it. Nonetheless, if they were to see a label about them, they would likely be averse to them. It’s something that seems a little unnatural, and there’s a psychological tendency to
Whether you love the idea of genetically modified foods or not, they have grown to prominence for a reason. In today’s article, Lara will explore the number of factors that have made genetically modified foods so appealing to the food and biotechnology industries, and the benefits they confer to the
Hello everyone, I am so thrilled to be introducing Lara, my first ever dietetic intern. Lara is a recent graduate from the Nutrition and Food Program at Ryerson University and is currently completing a portion of her independent internship with yours truly. Among a host of potential topics, Lara decided
Dementia & Alzheimer’s are becoming an increasingly prevalent reality in our aging population. I’ve seen first hand how it can affect those you care about, and it’s scary. The question I always like to ask, in the face of such concerns, is what role does nutrition play in prevention. Given
