Courses by Speaker (Low Dog, Tieraona)
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| Thursday, January 31, 2013 |
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| 9:00 AM |
12:00PM |
As women search for ways to optimize their health, we must sift
through an enormous amount of recommendations. Attendees will discover
their personal health IQ, as well as ways to reduce the risk of heart
disease, breast cancer, and osteoporosis. The safety of natural hormones
will also be explored.
Learning Objectives:
›› Identify three lifestyle interventions that can reduce the risk of
chronic disease
›› Describe the evidence of safety and benefits of three dietary supplements
used to reduce the symptoms of PMS and menopause
›› Discuss the evidence for three dietary interventions for weight loss
and prevention of heart disease and diabetes›› Review the evidence of safety, benefits, and types of hormone
therapies
Recommended audience: A, D, H, O, THandouts are available for this course. Download them at http://tinyurl.com/ydc13handouts
A Woman's Guide to Wellness
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Lecture |
Low Dog, Tieraona |
| 2:00 PM |
5:00 PM |
The current state of American nutrition and the role of nutrition in the
prevention and management of many chronic disorders will be covered
in this course. Attendees will explore several dietary approaches,
including the Mediterranean diet, the Atkins diet, the DASH diet, and
a low-glycemic-load diet.
Learning Objectives:
›› Identify key components of the Mediterranean diet
›› Discuss the evidence for recommending the Mediterranean diet to
patients at risk for many chronic diseases
›› Describe the evidence for using the glycemic index/load for patients
at risk for diabetes
›› Review the evidence for recommending the DASH diet to patients at
risk for cardiovascular disease and hypertension
Recommended audience: A, D, H, O, THandouts are available for this course. Download them at http://tinyurl.com/ydc13handouts
The Nutrition Prescription
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Lecture |
Low Dog, Tieraona |
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| Friday, February 1, 2013 |
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| 9:00 AM |
12:00 PM |
Roughly 60 percent of Americans take dietary supplements. With so much information, it can be difficult sorting out those that are of value from those that have little evidence of benefit. This informative presentation provides the most current evidence of safety and benefit for the top-selling dietary supplements in the United States. Learning Objectives: ›› Identify which dietary supplements have strong evidence of benefits ›› Describe challenges in using dietary supplement products ›› Locate resources for accurate, current information on quality, safety, and benefits ›› Identify a proper multivitamin for gender, age, and lifestyle Recommended Audiences: A, D, H, O, THandouts are available for this course. Download them at http://tinyurl.com/ydc13handouts
Top-Selling Dietary Supplements: A Critical Review of the Evidence
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Lecture |
Low Dog, Tieraona |
| 2:00 PM |
5:00 PM |
The National Cancer Institute estimates that roughly one-third of all cancer deaths may be diet and/or lifestyle related. Both what you eat and your lifestyle can hurt you, but they can also help you. Come and explore the role of nutrition and lifestyle in cancer. Learning Objectives: ›› Discuss the role of red and processed meats in the development of colorectal cancer ›› Identify the role of fish and omega-3 in inflammation and cancer ›› Understand the key risk factors for various cancers ›› Discuss the use of dietary supplements commonly recommended to reduce the risk of certain cancers Recommended Audiences: A, D, H, O, THandouts are available for this course. Download them at http://tinyurl.com/ydc13handouts
Cancer Prevention for the 21st Century
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Low Dog, Tieraona |