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MyPlate for Athletes

By Stephanie Hofhenke / March 15, 2012
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MyPlate for Athletes by Katie Davis MS, RD, CSSD, LDN www.RDKate.com As we all know, March is National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme is “Shape Up Your Plate” in honor of the new MyPlate graphic released by the USDA as a replacement for the good old Food Guide Pyramid. This was a welcome change…

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Tips for Working Towards a Healthier You in 2012

By Stephanie Hofhenke / January 15, 2012
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Seeing as the holiday season came and went…

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"15 Minutes of Yoga"

By Stephanie Hofhenke / January 1, 2012

Yoga and weight lifting are emerging as complementary practices combining yoga postures with upper-body strength…

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We're Still 7400 Signatures Away – Urge CMS to Reconsider its Position!

By Stephanie Hofhenke / December 15, 2011

Hello RDs and RDs-to-be! As you know, I normally write an original blog highlighting some need-to-know topic for all members of CDA. However, I think there is one glaring current event on which this blog should focus. At this point, I’m not sure how you could not have heard about the decision by CMS to…

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Insight into the World of a Distance Intern

By Stephanie Hofhenke / December 1, 2011

By Amanda Seguin  Last week I started working with the Chicago Park District (CPD) in the six wellness parks.  Because it was a short week with the holiday, I’m not sure of my schedule or what, exactly, I’ll be doing.  With that being said, however, I was set up with a project for a 10-week,…

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Meatless Athletes

By Stephanie Hofhenke / August 22, 2011
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Plant-based diets are a healthy dietary approach for most people, including athletes. There are more and more athletes who have embraced the meat-less approach and thrive on vegetarian and vegan diets. However, many are concerned about meeting their protein needs.

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Circuit Training Works

By Stephanie Hofhenke / July 25, 2011
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Circuit training works! Research has shown that circuit training can improve cardiovascular and muscular endurance, build strength, tone muscles and increase an individual’s metabolic rate, which all promote a healthier weight.

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Sublet in Registered Dietitian's Private Practice

By Stephanie Hofhenke / July 14, 2011

Sublet Available 1 – 2 days/week. Available starting August 1st.

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Calling all Registered Dietitians!

By Stephanie Hofhenke / June 29, 2011

Calling all Registered Dietitians! Are you interested in working with the media?  Do you want to improve your communication skills and increase the visibility of the dietetics professional as the nutrition expert?  Then you may be interested in applying for the position of IDA Media Representative.  IDA has three media representative positions open in these…

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Family Fitness

By Stephanie Hofhenke / May 2, 2011
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Nutrition and physical activity can be a family affair.

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Early Enteral Nutrition Follow Up: A Recent Study

By Stephanie Hofhenke / April 5, 2011

To follow up on my previous blog, early enteral nutrition (EN) (<48 hours after admission) can reduce infectious complications and may reduce mortality in critically ill patients.

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National Nutrition Month in Illinois is Official!

By Stephanie Hofhenke / March 8, 2011

Click here to view the State of Illinois Proclamation making March 2011 Nutrition Month in Illinois!

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Early Enteral Nutrition

By Stephanie Hofhenke / February 28, 2011

Greater emphasis is being placed not only on initiation of enteral nutrition but early initiation…

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It can be easy to eat green

By Stephanie Hofhenke / February 13, 2011

In recent years, there has been a push to think green. What does it mean to think green?

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