Nutrition Resources

Nutrition Resources

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Nutrition Resources

Accredited Webinar: The Fiber Effect: Exploring the Link Between Fiber Intake, Gut Health and Chronic Disease Risk Reduction

What’s Inside: ⚠️Free CEU will expire soon⚠️ Explore how fiber impacts chronic disease risk through the gut microbiome—using avocados as a case study. Take away practical, science-backed tips to help your clients meet their fiber goals with ease.

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Podcast: Strategies for Staying Full and Satisfied

What’s Inside: For patients with chronic diseases like type 2 diabetes, nutrition is a critical part of managing their overall health. Listen to this Diabetes Core Update podcast episode from the American Diabetes Association® where Neil Skolnik, MD, and Lily Correa, MPH, RDN, explore research-informed strategies centered around feeling full and satisfied.

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Accredited Webinar: Fiber Meets Flavor: Unlocking The Avocado Advantage

What’s Inside: Fiber is crucial for the management of diabetes, yet most Americans fall short of the recommended intake. Melissa Joy Dobbins, MS, RDN, CDCES explores how avocados – a good source of fiber, creamy, and nutrient-dense – can be a powerful ally in promoting better blood glucose management and overall well-being.

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Accredited Podcast Series: Cancer Risk Reduction: New Research on Fruits and Vegetables

What’s Inside: ⚠️Free CEU Opportunity⚠️ Guest Ginger Hultin, MS, RDN, CSO, joins Melissa Joy Dobbins, MS, RDN, CDCES on the Sound Bites® Podcast to explore how lifestyle behaviors impact cancer risk. Hear the latest research on diet and cancer prevention—including new findings related to avocado consumption—and gain practical strategies to help patients increase fruit and vegetable intake and adopt cancer risk-reducing habits.

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Podcast Series: Tackling Wellness One Step at a Time

What’s Inside: Listen to Dr. David Sabgir, cardiologist and founder of Walk with a Doc, and Melissa Joy Dobbins, MS, RDN, CDCES on the Sound Bites® Podcast as they discuss how heart-healthy foods like avocados, exercise, sleep, and social connection can help reduce the risk of heart disease.

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Webinar: Dietary Fats Decoded: Recommendations for Heart Health

What’s Inside: Explore the evolution of research on dietary fats and why it has posed confusion when recommending whole food fat sources, like avocados, for a heart-healthy diet.

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Type 2 Diabetes Comorbidities: Food Is Medicine and Tools for Your Practice

What’s Inside: Join our discussion with the American Diabetes Association® as we explore the latest research on how nutrients found in avocados may influence health indicators related to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular health. Learn about the potential role of avocados in promoting better metabolic outcomes and supporting overall well-being.

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Accredited Webinar: Cultivating Healthy Habits Across the Lifespan with Avocado: Two-Part Series

What’s Inside: It’s never too early or too late to emphasize the benefits of nutrition for reducing chronic disease risk. Establishing healthy habits at any life stage can lead to healthier futures and success could start with something as simple as fresh avocado. Discover the power of avocados in developing sustainable nutrition habits for your patients and clients to support well-being from infancy to adulthood.

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Webinar: Sustainable Behavior Changes for Cardiovascular Health: Navigating Client Recommendations in a Socially Influenced Society

What’s Inside: In this presentation, Dr. Wendy Bazilian, DrPH, MA, RD, ACSM-EP, will review current diet and lifestyle recommendations for CVD risk reduction as well as tips for navigating client discussions in the context of contradictory or incomplete information seen on social media and in traditional media.