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Lily Correa, MPH, RDN connects the science to the kitchen highlighting culturally traditional foods such as avocados (or aguacates) which have nutrients that promote fullness and satisfaction and have been researched for their impact on diabetes and prediabetes risk, satiety, diet quality, body weight, glycemic response, and more. You’ll walk away with practical, culturally relevant plate-building strategies and counseling approaches that honor traditions, optimize budgets, and fit everyday eating—from desayunos to afternoon snacks and dinner. Mindful eating practices will also be discussed as a simple tool to enhance satiety and satisfaction in daily life.
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Healthy Aging From Your Head To Your ToesListen to host Liz Weiss, MS, RDN, cover the importance of specific nutrients, such as lutein and the connection to cognitive health. Plus, she debuts and demonstrates a delicious new recipe for Avocado and Tuna Niçoise Salad that is perfect for your next gathering.
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The Avocado Nutrition Center supported research to understand better the relationship between eating avocado and cognition. This research found avocado consumers had higher diet quality and more favorable cognitive outcomes. Compared to nonconsumers, they demonstrated better immediate and delayed recall and overall global cognition.
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Whatever your age, regularly combining movement with a nutritious snack can be a fun and delicious everyday way to promote cognitive health.
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Your body uses the food you eat for energy. When you eat foods that provide carbohydrates, your body breaks them down into sugars, such as glucose. While sugar is often seen as something to avoid completely, your body needs glucose to power virtually every biological process in your body – from blinking and walking to breathing and even sleeping.
However, there are some differences in the types of sugar found in food.
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Snacking doesn’t have to derail health goals—and this fact sheet shows why! Find eye-opening research on how swapping late-night treats for avocado can actually support healthier triglyceride levels the next morning in adults with prediabetes. Packed with practical takeaways, this fact sheet connects science with simple, shareable recipes your patients will love. It’s a quick-read resource that turns everyday snacking into a heart-healthy opportunity
A good night’s sleep doesn’t just happen. It’s built by the choices made during the day, including what is put on the plate. For the one in three adults not meeting the recommended seven-to-eight hours of rest each night, the impact extends beyond fatigue, raising risks for heart disease, metabolic dysfunction, and other chronic conditions. But here’s the good news: certain plant foods, like fresh avocado, are emerging as powerful allies in reclaiming restorative sleep.
Join this Plantrician Education session for a webinar with Wendy Bazilian, DrPH, MA, RDN exploring how whole food nutrition and daily habits can shape the quality of our sleep – and how that sleep, in turn, shapes our daily experience, from mental focus and physical movement to mood, creativity and long-term health. Learn about new research connecting avocados to sleep and even a “second meal effect” that carries into the next morning. The webinar also examines how nutrients found in fresh avocados and other plant foods impact sleep quality and chronic disease risk, offering food-first strategies that can be put into practice immediately.
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Make your next cookout not only delicious but also nutritious with avocados! Each half of an avocado packs nearly 20 vitamins and minerals, along with 5g of fiber to keep your digestive system happy and running smoothly. One half also provides 8.5g of naturally good fats that can help lower bad cholesterol levels and boost the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins like A, C, E, and K from other foods. Plus, avocados are free of cholesterol, sodium and sugar, and may even help reduce inflammation after your backyard bash.
Learn how to grill avocados to perfection, enjoy delicious recipes for avocado-based sauces that will pair perfectly with your grilled meats and veggies, and discover tips for grilling like a pro.
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