Nutrition

The Cunningham equation is a predictive equation for resting/basal energy expenditure in healthy individuals.

Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease with symptoms that can be reduced with a balanced diet.

As a dietitian, you play a critical role in your client’s treatment and recovery plan so here is how to help someone with anorexia.

From picky eating to healthy eating strategies, here’s what you need to know about preschool nutrition.

Iron is essential for bodily functions and maintaining health. Here are five dishes with iron to share with your clients to help prevent and treat anemia.

There is a lot to consider when it comes to optimizing athletic performance with nutrition. Get the best tips for how to create a meal plan for athletes.

Pregnancy weight gain is normal, but how much is too much? Here’s what you need to know to guide your nutrition clients through weight gain during pregnancy.

Here is everything you need to know to help your clients understand, treat, and manage gluten intolerance or celiac disease.

Here’s how you can help your clients eat a hormonal acne diet to improve their symptoms and boost confidence levels.

Here are some ways how to avoid overeating, as well as some practical holiday eating tips to mitigate weight gain.

Post-workout recovery involves more than just stretching. Here’s what you need to know about science-backed post-workout techniques to help clients with exercise recovery.

Enteral nutrition can be used when patients cannot meet their nutritional needs through oral intake. Here’s how dietitians can provide nutrition support through tube feeding.

Maternal nutrition needs change throughout pregnancy, and breastfeeding is no exception. Here’s what you need to know about creating appropriate breastfeeding meal plans.

Creating a diet for anemia can be more complex than it sounds, but with the right foods, you can help your clients boost iron levels and improve their health.

Discover everything need to know about creating meal plans for diabetes.

Here’s what nutrition professionals need to know about functional nutrition, that focuses on treating the whole patient rather than one specific disease.

As a nutrition professional, you can create a diet for depression to help improve your clients’ mental health. Here are some foods for depression to include in meal plans.

The measurement of the skinfolds is important to determine body fat, especially for athletes. Find out here all you need to know!

Everything dietitians need to know about nutrition to mitigate symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Here’s everything that a sports dietitian needs to know about supplements and dietary recommendations to boost their clients’ athletic performance.

Dietitians play a large role in helping people overcome obesity. Here’s how you can help improve your clients’ relationship with food and enhance their quality of life.

From plant foods to sleep hygiene, here are the best science-backed tips to improve longevity.

Here are some of the most common nutrition questions you may get from clients. Take these responses and adapt them to your own professional practice.

Nutrition counseling for families often requires some extra considerations. Through careful planning, dieitititians can help make mealtimes enjoyable for the entire family.

Occasional tiredness is a normal part of life, however, it can be hard to overcome chronic fatigue and exhaustion.

Menopause is something that all women experience, but did you know that diet and menopause are closely correlated?

Here’s how dietitians can help parents and children achieve a healthy weight through certain nutrition recommendations.

You can help your clients improve their quality of life and navigate the world of lactose-free options.

From increased fiber to adequate protein intake, here’s what science has to say about metabolic health.

Interested in being a dietitian? Here are 5 things that you may not have known about becoming a nutrition professional.

Here are some ways to help your clients stay on track and eat healthy while traveling.

Here’s how you can help your nutrition clients improve their gut health to see improvements on the scale.

As a dietitian, you can use certain strategies to help your clients overcome food addiction and improve their relationship with food.

From increasing fiber to limiting processed foods, here’s how you can help your nutrition clients eat their way to better heart health.

Here’s what you need to know about IF and how you can nutritionally support your clients if they choose to participate in this eating style.

From health benefits to snack suggestions, here’s how you can shed light on the power of seeds.

Consuming excess amounts of added sugar can negatively impact your nutrition client’s health. Here’s how you can help your clients break up with refined sugar.

Research shows a connection between digestive, mental, and physical health. How can you help your clients eat for their gut and improve their overall health?

Here’s how you can help your clients incorporate more lean protein, complex carbohydrates, and healthy fats into their meal plans.

Your first nutrition appointment with new clients is crucial for establishing a good rapport and gaining their trust.

How can you nutritionally support your clients with allergies and food intolerances? Here's everything you need to know.

From vitamin B12 to iron and omega-3’s, here’s how you can nutritionally support your plant-based clients with supplementation.

Here’s how you can help your clients fall in love with plants through gentle wording, using a non-restrictive approach, and creating a well-curated meal plan.

Reducetarianism is an approach to plant-based eating that focuses on reducing animal product consumption and increasing plant foods.

Over the past decade, milk alternatives have gone mainstream. Here’s everything nutrition professionals need to know about plant-based milk options.

Through proper nutritional care, you can help your clients reduce binging episodes to improve their health and quality of life.

What we eat has a significant impact on gut health, so as a dietitian, it’s important to include a variety of digestive-friendly foods in your client’s meal plan.

As a nutrition professional, it’s important to get enough information about your client so you can give the best nutritional guidance possible.

Nutrition is key when it comes to dealing with diseases like osteoporosis. Here’s how you can create a meal plan to help your clients eat their way to better bone density.

Sustainable nutrition is a combination of factors that allows you to evaluate each client on a deeper level and provide the best nutritional guidance possible.

Calculate here the BMR of your nutrition clients to estimate their calorie requirements using the Harris-Benedict equation.

Here are some ways to help your clients ditch fad diets for good and establish a better relationship with food.

Here’s the ultimate step-by-step guide to help you create meal plans that your clients will actually stick to.

As a nutrition professional, you can help your client reduce food waste and become more eco-friendly through a variety of diet and lifestyle suggestions.

Protein helps in muscle growth, weight management, and athletic recovery. But how much do athletes need, and what are some good dietary sources?

If your nutrition client follows a vegan diet, it’s important that you create a well-balanced meal plan that meets all of their needs.

Aging is inevitable, but there are many steps that nutrition professionals can take to help their clients improve longevity.

Creating a meal plan filled with anti-inflammatory foods is a great way to boost your nutrition client’s overall health.

Here’s how dietitians can use intuitive eating principles to help clients who may be struggling with an eating disorder.

As a nutrition professional, you can help your clients get better sleep with certain dietary and lifestyle suggestions.

How to help your clients achieve better health through antioxidant-rich foods and subsequent meal plans.

Eating disorders are complex and can affect everyone differently, which is why dietitians play an integral role in a client’s treatment and recovery plan.

From collard greens to chia seeds, here are the best foods that you can add to your clients’ diet for optimal heart health.

How to boost your nutrition client’s immune system? From vitamin E to zinc, here are some of the top nutrients to enhance your client’s immune system.

Between supplements and dietary recommendations, here are some ways that you can provide nutritional support to breastfeeding mothers.

How can nutrition professionals help their clients improve gut health and reduce inflammation?

How can you use vitamin D to help boost your nutrition clients’ athletic performance?

Learn how dietitians can help clients implement intuitive eating principles to help them understand how to nourish their bodies and fuel for performance.

This article was written by Emma Hanton, an Associate Registered Nutritionist and Freelance Nutrition Consultant that uses our recipe development feature.

Can dietitians play a significant role in promoting a healthy microbiome and thus improve the performance of athletes?

What are the most common nutrient deficiencies and what dietitians should look for when evaluating your clients? Here's everything you need to know.

Learn how using intuitive eating in your nutrition business can repair your client’s relationship with food.

Low FODMAP diets can be beneficial for those with IBS. Learn more about as a dietitian or nutritionist you can introduce a low FODMAP diet for IBS clients.

Obesity during pregnancy raises many risks for both mother and child. Learn more about how to help your client who is dealing with obesity and pregnancy.

Send a nutritional assessment form directly to your clients and view the answers automatically added to their profile, easily and securely.

Interview with Catarina Augusto, a sports nutritionist working with MVP Academy, which provides nutrition counseling and education to 12 to 21 years old athletes.

Nutrium sports nutrition software has everything you need to enhance your team's performance by monitoring athletes' nutrition and athletic progress.

Learn the importance and recommendations of iron and how you can prevent deficiencies during nutrition counselling.

What is and what are the benefits of fiber in health and how to easily incorporate it into your nutrition clients' meal plans, using Nutrium.

Nutrium has available meal plans templates for special nutritional and dietary needs.

Evidence-based recommendations from WHO, IOM and EFSA for when consulting clients in pediatric ages.

Our team has put together a guide on prenatal nutrition recommendations to help nutrition professionals during appointments.

This water intake recommendations guide has gathered information from global and certified organizations.

Energy requirements are dynamic and depend on various factors. Ashley Leone, Sports Dietitian tell us the current dietary recommendations for athletes

This month we put together news related to new food policies, new studies in the field and also evidence-based guidance on coronavirus and COVID-19 outbreak.

In partnership with Margarida Beja, we challenged professionals into sharing questions they often get during nutrition appointments.

In a society obsessed with body image, when does being overly concerned about health, become dangerous or a problem?

Learn to help your clients stay healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Latest policies made by the American government, how research is always evolving and the benefits of walnuts on our health.

Check the top 5 celebrity endorse diets in 2019, how neurology is linked to overeating and what the UK NHS is doing to improve cancer patients' treatment.

In this edition, we are talking about diet and hearing health, perceptions about nutrition and how our genetics influence our taste sensors.

Come check the latest news on nutrition and health with Nutrium.

In this issue, Harriet Smith, Registered Dietitian and Health Writer brings us the latest articles in nutrition science.

Critical thinking and the thorough analysis of recent nutrition articles is what we are bringing you in this Nutrition in the News, by Harriet Smith, RD

Here are this months, ' Nutrition in the News! Jully was all about chocolate lovers, the Mediterranean diet and weight stigma around men.

This month we are featuring health campaign news across the UK and new studies featuring dietary habits through life, coffee, and evidence on personalized nutrition.

Developing a practical meal plans is very important, but not always easy. Thankfully in Nutrium you can quickly check all food in USDA Food Database.

From dietary habits and their relation to health to special events occurring in the UK. Check here what's been going on these past months in the nutrition world.

It's the beginning of the year but let's go back a few days and think about all the news about nutrition.

We decided to start bringing to you what have been the most discussed topics about nutrition lately. Enjoy our first series of Nutrition in the News.