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25.01.2022 ARE YOU DEFROSTING FOOD SAFELY? Food safety is often taken very casually, and this can place older people and those with compromised immune systems at risk of becoming unwell. Living in a warmer climate, food safety can become an even more important factor to prevent food born illness.... Below is our guide on how to defrost food correctly. www.correctnutrition.com.au

25.01.2022 How often should you be weighing yourself? For some, jumping on the scales is a daily or weekly ritual; while others havent seen a set of scales for years. Some may still be scarred by memories of being weighed in public with results broadcast to all. So, is it helpful to weigh yourself? And if so, how often should you do it?... For adults carrying excess weight and who are trying to manage their weight, the answer is yes: weighing yourself regularly can help you lose more weight initially, and keep it off. But for adolescents or those who have experienced disordered eating, its best to keep the scales out of sight. Read the full article below: https://bit.ly/2yRodTP

24.01.2022 A recent study from Iowa State University has shown that the food you eat can impact your memory and subsequent risk of Alzheimer's Disease. Individuals with high levels of the satiety hormone CCK had a 65% decreased risk of Alzheimer's disease! Further research is being conducted into how diet effects CCK and other satiety hormone levels, and their subsequent effect on brain function. This research could help distinguish if a certain diet could prevent Alzheimers disease o...r progression of the condition. In summary these researchers have emphasized to keep in mind that what we eat and what our body does with it, affects our brain and subsequent function! Read the full article below on https://bit.ly/2ExwIV9

21.01.2022 Trying to lose weight but nothing's happening? Maybe you're not eating enough! While it may seem that eating less would automatically equal weight loss, not eating enough is actually one of the main reasons people, especially women, have trouble losing weight. What typically happens is, in an attempt to shed kilos, people significantly drop their calorie intake to even less than 1,200 and/or go on excessive elimination diets, leading them to miss out on a variety of nutrients.... They then think why arent I losing weight? Ive been training an hour per day and only eating kale and fish oil tablets! What occurs here is, because theres not enough energy being consumed to sustain a rigorous exercise regime, the bodys metabolism slows to a crawl and thus, weight is hard to shed. To make it easier, its like charging your phone to 10% and expecting it to last your entire night out, its just not going to happen. Sadly, there are many fad diets out there advocating eating virtually nothing and exercising like youre training for the next Mr Olympia title, avoid them at all costs. Its simple, if youre doing more exercise, youre going to need more energy, which means eating more food (but not too much!) To find out how much you need to be eating for you lifestyle, get in touch with us today: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

21.01.2022 A recent survey has estimated 1 in 10 adults have a food allergy, but twice as many (1 in 5) thinkthey do. When asked about their symptoms, many people were actually describing a possible food intolerance, rather than a true allergy. The publics confusion between a food allergy vs. intolerance has heightened in recent times, with at-home testing kits now widely available. Unfortunately, many of these intolerance kits are unreliable, inaccurate and not backed by science. As a... result of these tests, we see clients avoiding extensive lists of nutritious, healthy foods for no good reason. The only way to diagnose a food intolerance is to follow an individualised elimination diet followed by re-introduction. Read the full article below on ScienceDaily https://bit.ly/2TyJtU2

21.01.2022 For the first time in the world, researchers at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, have demonstrated that probiotics, dietary supplements with health-promoting bacteria, can be used to affect the human skeleton. Among older women who received probiotics, bone loss was halved compared to women who received only a placebo. The research opens the door to a new way to prevent fractures among the elderly. Read the full study below... https://bit.ly/2BV0cuq

21.01.2022 Check out this simple, and inexpensive, weight loss trick... A groundbreaking study from the American Chemical Society revealed an appetite-control agent that requires no prescription, has no common side effects, and costs almost nothing! WATER... Here's an exercpt from the study We found in earlier studies that middle aged and older people who drank two cups of water right before eating a meal ate between 75 and 90 fewer calories during that meal. In this recent study, we found that over the course of 12 weeks, dieters who drank water before meals, three times per day, lost about 2 kilos more than dieters who did not increase their water intake. Read the full study below https://bit.ly/2XcIiMB

21.01.2022 Feeling flat and exhausted? Ever had your iron levels checked? We all get a little run down sometimes but if youre constantly feeling fatigued you might not be getting enough iron. Iron is an essential mineral that helps to transport oxygen in our blood and maintain basic life functions.Not consuming enough iron rich foods can cause these symptoms and affect your day to day life. Our foods contain two types of iron: Haem iron and non-haem iron... Haem iron comes from animal sources and is more easily absorbed by the body and is found in red meat, poultry and fish. Non-haem iron is not absorbed as easily and can be found in foods like legumes, green leafy vegetables and fortified breads and breakfast cereals. Some nutrients are known to inhibit your bodys ability to absorb iron. These include calcium and tannins (a type of polyphenol found in tea and coffee). Try and limit having these types of foods/drinks when you consume iron. Choose to have tea/coffee between meals times to get the most of your iron containing foods. On the other hand, Vitamin C has been proved to increase iron absorption. Adding vitamin C containing foods with any of the above sources can help to get you feeling good as new! This can be achieved in so many ways. Heres some examples: Try having a glass of orange juice with foods that contain iron Squeeze lemon juice on top of iron containing foods Add tomatoes to your eggs on toast. Yum! For assistance in controlling your iron intake, contact us below: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

20.01.2022 A new study published in The Lancet has found wholegrains and a fibre-rich diet may help reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes, stroke, heart disease and colorectal cancers! Worldwide, most people consume less than 20g of fibre per day. Yet this study reveals we should be aiming closer to 30g for the greatest health benefits. Wholegrains like wholemeal bread, oats, barley, quinoa and wholemeal pasta are naturally rich in fibre, which may explain their beneficial effect on dise...ase risk. Other foods rich in fibre include fruits, vegetables and legumes. At this time of year, when fad diets are telling you to ditch the carbs, these findings are a great reminder of why the wholegrain varieties can and should be part of a balanced, healthy diet! Read the full article below - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releas/2019//190110184737.htm

20.01.2022 What's the best protein powder on the market? It seems nowadays protein powders are everywhere. Your local supermarket, sports store, service station you name it. Theres different types, different packaging and all sorts of elaborate claims to get you shredded and toned. Protein plays a crucial role in several of our bodies functions and is involved in muscle building, so its important to consume enough to stay healthy and build muscle.... But the real question is do I need to have protein powder to build muscle and what one should I choose? Individual protein needs will differ according to someones age, gender, activity level and several other factors. A persons protein requirements can often easily be met with food and this is often the cheaper, more nutritious option. However, for some, protein powders can be an easy, convenient way to get your protein in. They can also be particularly useful for those who dont feel like eating food or have enough time after their workouts. So, if you think protein powders might be beneficial for you, heres some tips to help you pick the right one. - Aim for 20-25g protein per serve - Leucine content of protein is important (aim for 3g leucine) - Aim for 8-10g of essential amino acids - Avoid the marketing strategies, appealing packaging and claims like contains superfoods It can be overwhelming the amount of choice and marketing strategies surrounding protein powders. To optimise protein intake to facilitate muscle building, many other factors are needed to be considered like timing, distribution and protein quality. To understand how you can meet your protein requirements and achieve your training goals or physique, see one of our Dietitians for more individualised advice: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

19.01.2022 Jess from Fuel Your Life is hosting a free presentation tomorrow at 5.30pm

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18.01.2022 Love burgers but trying to eat healthily? We have some good news for you... Burgers can actually be a healthy meal when you make them at home. Here are our top tips to make a nice, healthy burger!... 1. Use a nice grainy bun or bread roll. Extra fibre, lower GI and keeps you fuller for longer than white rolls. 2. Ideally make the meat pattie yourself. Use extra lean mince, add some onion, fresh herbs and some sauces for flavour. This keeps the fat minimal. 3. Cook the patties in a healthy fat like olive oil, and use sparingly. Again, lower fat = lower kilojoule. 4. Fill your burger with salad - lettuce, tomato, cucumber, beetroot and any other veg you fancy! More veg = more vitamins. 5. Avoid large amounts of bacon (or leave off to be extra healthy). Bacon is a fairly salty and fatty meat. If using, trim the fat off. This again keeps the salt, fat and total kilojoule count down. Enjoy! www.correctnutrition.com.au

18.01.2022 HAVE YOUR FRIENDS STOPPED MESSAGING YOU BACK? MAYBE THE KETO DIET IS MAKING YOUR BREATH STINK! In addition to a few key dangers that can come with the a keto diet, there are also some notable side-effects.... Let's start with the most unappealing first: bad breath. Consistent bad breath has been reported by a large percentage of keto dieters, and with so many people jumping on the diet, bad breath might be more common than ever! The reason for this occurrence is the build-up of ketones in the breath as the body burns fat. As carbohydrates aren't available as an energy source, the body starts to use protiens and fats as fuel, often resulting in a breath problem. If you are serious about going Keto, and don't want to harm yourself (or scare your loved ones away), get in touch with us and we can go through your goals and workout an individualised plan of action! Contact us here: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

15.01.2022 Let's talk lactose! What is it? A naturally occurring sugar found in dairy foods such as cow's milk and and some yoghurts and cheese.... What is lactose intolerance? Lactose is normally broken down and digested by an enzyme in our bodies knows as lactase. People with lactose intolerance don't have enough lactase to break down these foods and as a result experience gut symptoms (diarrhoea, gas, bloating, cramps). Is lactose bad for you? No. If you do not experience symptoms after consuming lactose there is no reason to avoid it. It is important to note that the amount of lactase humans have in their body varies from person to person, you may be able to consume small amounts of foods containing lactose before experiencing symptoms (e.g. 1/2 glass of milk as oppose to 1). If you think you might be experience gut issues when consuming lactose or dairy products, we recommend you talk to an Accredited Practising Dietitian. Get in touch with us here: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

14.01.2022 Have you heard of Gestational Diabetes? Gestational Diabetes (often referred to as GDM) is a form of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy. Between 12% and 14% of pregnant women will develop gestational diabetes usually around the 24th 28th week of pregnancy. It is caused by an increase in hormones produced by the placenta to help baby grow and develop.... These hormones limit your bodys ability to control your blood glucose levels. GDM can result in a larger baby which increases the risk of injury at delivery and potentially can cause pregnancy loss and premature delivery. Women who develop GDM are also 50% more likely to develop Type 2 Diabetes within 10 years. GDM and prevention of developing type 2 diabetes can often be managed through healthy eating and regular physical activity. Here are some tips to manage GDM and have a healthy pregnancy: 1. Spread your carbohydrate intake across the day and choose lower GI options to help control your blood glucose levels 2. Eat enough calcium. Aim for 3-4 serves per day to help bub grow healthy bones and teeth. Dairy is your best source! Chia seeds, leafy greens and legumes can also help you get your serves in. 3. Increase your iron intake. Aim for 2-3 serves of red meat per week and include lean protein sources at your meals. 4. Omega-3s! This particular type of fat is good for heart health and your babys development. Aim for 2-3 serves of low-mercury fish per week (salmon, sardines, canned tuna). Chia seeds, walnuts and linseed are great sources too. 5. Get active! Regular physical exercise can help to keep you on track with your healthy weight gain during pregnancy and keep your blood glucose levels under control. Aim for 30 minutes every day. 6. Have supper. During a prolonged period of time when you do not consume food (e.g. overnight) your liver starts to release its own stores of glucose. For some women, having a slow releasing carbohydrate food before bed can help to stop the liver releasing too much of its glucose stores. Try a glass of plain milk or one slice of wholegrain bread with peanut butter or avocado. To help prevent type 2 diabetes, aim to achieve/maintain a healthy weight, eat a range of healthy nutritious foods and engage in regular physical activity. Breastfeeding is not only good for bub but can also help to reduce this risk also! Contact us here and we can talk you through the steps needed to reduce the risk of GDM: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

14.01.2022 Bear with us! This week there won’t be as much content as we are building something so that future weeks are as good as possible. We will be back stronger. As usual, we will still be here to support you and answer questions, so please DM us or check out our websites for more info! #correctnutrition #bearwithus #harderbetterfasterstronger #contentcontentcontent Tyson Tripcony - Dietitian & Business Leader

14.01.2022 People taking the protein supplement L-norvaline should be aware of its potential for harm, scientists say. L-norvaline is an ingredient widely used in body building supplements and is promoted as a compound that can boost workouts and aid recovery. Similar compounds have been linked to neurodegenerative diseases and a study on human cells, by scientists from the UTS: University of Technology Sydney, suggests L-norvaline may also cause damage to brain cells.... Check out the full study below https://bit.ly/2H2TFlg

13.01.2022 Scientists uncover how high-fat diet drives colorectal cancer growth! A new study suggests that high-fat diets fuel colorectal cancer growth by upsetting the balance of bile acids in the intestine and triggering a hormonal signal that lets potentially cancerous cells thrive. The findings could explain why colorectal cancer, which can take decades to develop, is being seen in younger people growing up at a time when higher-fat diets are common.... See the full study below https://bit.ly/2NHWJ73

13.01.2022 Bear with us! This week there wont be as much content as we are building something so that future weeks are as good as possible. We will be back stronger. As usual, we will still be here to support you and answer questions, so please DM us or check out our websites for more info! #correctnutrition #bearwithus #harderbetterfasterstronger #contentcontentcontent Tyson Tripcony - Dietitian & Business Leader

12.01.2022 The Australian Dietary Guidelines recommend we eat 30g of nuts a small handful each day. But many of us know nuts are high in calories and fat. So should we be eating nuts or will they make us gain weight?... Find out in this great article from The Conversation https://bit.ly/2TWJ3aw

11.01.2022 How healthy is your child's lunchbox? The National Manager and Senior Dietitian of our sister company Fuel Your Life, Peta Adams, just spoke to 2ser FM about the nutrition content of kid's lunchboxes! The topic has become a big discussion lately as kids have gone back to school and parents are faced with the all to familiar dilemma of what food to pack for their kids.... See what Peta had to say below https://bit.ly/2Vn37mC

11.01.2022 What are the best foods to help me recover between training sessions? Recovery nutrition is necessary to optimise training adaptations. Consuming the right nutrients at the right time enhances your bodys ability to recover from one training session to the next. Ideally, recovery foods should be eaten as soon as possible post training. The closer the time frame of sessions makes the timing of recovery nutrition more important. During exercise, you deplete your muscle glyco...gen stores. These need to be replenished to help you refuel and get the most out of your next session. What should a recovery snack look like? A recovery snack with 15-30g protein is crucial for muscle building and repair. Consumption of about 40g of carbohydrates is essential to help restore muscle glycogen stores. Drinking fluids is important to prevent fatigue and dehydration. Choosing snacks/meals that are full of vitamins and minerals helps to further enhance both post training recovery and your bodys immune system. Sweetened dairy products such as flavoured milk and yoghurt contain a good mix of protein and carbohydrates. In addition, the content in dairy products host essential nutrients like iodine, calcium, vitamin B12 and potassium. This makes them an appealing option to replace carbohydrate fuel used during exercise. Dairy products are often easy to consume and help contribute to rehydration and muscle repair! For more information, contact us here: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

11.01.2022 A new study suggests that high-fat diets fuel colorectal cancer growth by upsetting the balance of bile acids in the intestine and triggering a hormonal signal that lets potentially cancerous cells thrive. The findings could explain why colorectal cancer, which can take decades to develop, is being seen in younger people growing up at a time when higher-fat diets are common. Check out the full study below ... https://bit.ly/2NHWJ73

10.01.2022 As a vegetarian can I still get enough protein? Absolutely! While yes, animal products provide a great source of protein and nutrients, evidence has shown that appropriately planned vegetarian diets may provide health benefits and help prevent chronic disease. So what kind of foods should I get my protein from? ... A range of foods contain good sources of protein and key nutrients like vitamin B12, omega-3s, iron, zinc and calcium. All of which are important on a vegetarian diet to ensure nutritional adequacy. Its important to ensure youre eating these kinds of foods and in the right amounts. Aim to have 2-3 serves of these protein containing foods every day. 170g of tofu, 2 eggs, 1 cup of cooked legumes (chickpeas, lentils, red kidney beans, baked beans) and 30g nuts. If you follow a vegetarian diet or are considering making the change, consult one of our Dietitians to ensure youre not only getting enough protein but also meeting your nutrient requirements as well! Contact us below! https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

10.01.2022 Fuel Your Life is hosting a free Healthy Eating for Adults event tomorrow at 4pm

09.01.2022 New research can now show what Stone Age people actually ate in southern Scandinavia 10 000 years ago. The importance of fish in the diet has proven to be greater than expected. So, if you want to follow a Paleo diet -- you should quite simply eat a lot of fish. Read more below!... https://bit.ly/2Ts9qJc

09.01.2022 Lets talk probiotics! With gut health being such a hot topic lately, a lot of people are questioning whether they should be taking a probiotic supplement. Probiotics are good bacteria (like those found naturally in the gut) that when consumed in adequate amounts can help change or repopulate intestinal bacteria to balance gut flora.... Probiotics are found in everyday foods like yoghurt and other fermented foods like kefir, kimchi, miso, tempeh, kombucha, sauerkraut and sourdough bread. A healthy gut has a diverse range of bacteria, so the best advice is to eat a variety of plant foods and high fibre foods to feed all the different bacteria in your gut. We would also recommend that you get probiotics naturally from food such as yoghurt and other fermented foods. Its important to include some of these foods in your diet. Probiotic supplements can benefit some people who have digestive issues however it is important to get professional advice on what stain of probiotics would be most beneficial for your particular condition. The best advice is to also seek guidance when you are unsure, contact us here: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

08.01.2022 Did you know that we are Carbon Neutral? Here at Correct Nutrition we have always been environmentally conscious, but last year we took it a step further by becoming Carbon Neutral. We are offsetting nearly 70 tonnes of carbon emissions each year (over three times what our business produces in emissions), through financially supporting the planting of native trees in the Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor.... Learn more about what it means to be Carbon Neutral below on Carbon Neutral.com.au ' https://bit.ly/2YnevBw

06.01.2022 Intermittent fasting has become an increasingly popular method to achieve weight loss as it helps you to eat fewer calories, of course, there are various types of intermittent fasting all of which focus on controlling the time period in which food is consumed. Three of the most common fasting methods include: - The 5:2 method: Involves eating as usual 5 days of the week and reducing your calorie intake for two days to 25% of your daily energy requirements.... - Alternative day fasting: Typically encompasses alternating between a one day of fasting and one day consuming your regular diet. - Time-restricted feeding (16:8 diet): Fasting for 16 hours, consuming food within an 8-hour period. (Usually, people tend to skip breakfast leaving an eating period between 12pm-8pm) So, what are the benefits? Studies have shown intermittent fasting to result in similar weight loss to traditional dieting when total calories are matched. It has also been linked to provide cardioprotective benefits and reduce the risk of chronic disease. Should I do it? While intermittent fasting reaps benefits it might not be suitable for everyone. Particularly, pregnant and breastfeeding women and people with medical conditions. Caution should be taken and advice sought from one of our Dietitians to see if its right for you. https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

06.01.2022 According to one large new study, eating more ultraprocessed foods such as sugary drinks and ready-made meals increases the risk of all-cause mortality! The term "ultraprocessed" refers to food products that manufacturers have put through industrial processes and contain a range of ingredients. Some examples include sugary drinks, breads, ready-made meals, confectionaries, and processed meats. Read the full study below ... https://bit.ly/2HidFjs

06.01.2022 Do you know what a healthy main meal should look like? As a general guide, it is best to fill: - of your plate with protein foods, this can be lean meat, skinless chicken, fish, egg, reduced fat cheese, lentils or legumes... - of your plate with carbohydrate foods, this can be grains, rice, breads, cereals, lentils, legumes or starchy veg (eg potato, sweet potato, corn) - of your plate with vegetables, mix and match any vegetables you like - the more colour, the better! Just remember starchy vegetables are counted as carbohydrates. Check out the link below for some ideas on how to make the perfect plate! https://bit.ly/2Gn3r1f

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05.01.2022 Alcohol has been a fixture in human society for thousands of years, however the long-term effect of alcohol on the human body has only recently begun to be exposed. Professor Dipak Sarkar, of Rutgers University, authored a study on the genes linked to the control of drinking behaviour in partnership with the Yale School of Medicine The report established a link between individuals who were deemed as binge or heavy drinkers, and a change to their genetic profile.... The modification to their genetic profile resulted in enhanced susceptibility to alcohol dependence. The researchers identified this as alcohol influenced gene modification coined methylation. Furthermore, binge and heavy drinkers showed reductions in gene expression, which is the rate at which genes create proteins. Simply put, excessive alcohol consumption was shown to change an individuals genetic profile which resulted in heightened alcohol dependence. Researchers hope that the identification of these biomarkers could assist with the treatment of excessive alcohol consumption and identify those individuals at risk of dependence. So, next time you have a big night out, think about the long-term effect that extra shot might have! Read the full article below on

04.01.2022 Is your post-workout snack ruining your progress? Preparing and recovering from a workout with adequate nutrition is extremely important for muscle growth, weight loss and improvements in fitness. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln have recently conducted an experiment investigating what factors influence the post workout snack you choose. ... Two groups completed an exercise session with group one deciding what their post workout snack would be before their workout, whether it be an apple, brownie or no snack. Group two chose from the same snacks straight after their workout. Approximately 74% of group one, who chose their snack prior to the workout, chose an apple compared to 55% of group two, who chose an apple straight after their workout. Researchers suggest that committing to a healthy snack prior to a workout increases the probability of an individual eating a nutritious post workout snack. In addition, reasons why some individuals are more inclined to indulge after a workout are being explored further, including the analysis of the reward system and compensatory eating. Read the full article below on https://bit.ly/2SbmT7y

02.01.2022 Have you fallen victim to marketing hype? Social media has become a breeding ground for misinformation over the years, with people calling themselves nutritionists overnight and throwing out diet advice like theyre a judge on The Biggest Loser. This often boils down to try my latest detox or buy my smoothie cleanse but can often extend to the point where, foods are labelled as being healthy, when they really arent, lets explore.... Take freshly-squeezed juice for example, healthy right? It certainly has healthy ingredients for the most part e.g. fruit, vegetables, antioxidants and vitamins but its missing something important that you would get from whole, un-juiced fruits and vegetablesfibre. Combine this with the massive doses of sugar that juice usually delivers, and youve got a recipe for a surge in blood-sugar, no fibre means the breakdown and absorption of the natural fruit sugars happens far too quickly. Whats more, youll likely end up going overboard with juice, its so easy to juice up and consume 4 oranges, a heap of spinach and 5 apples in minutes, but would you eat all of that without it being juiced? Probably not. In summary, get a good nights sleep, fuel your body rather than counting calories, use fruits and vegetables, lean protein and whole grains as your primary source of fuel with some treats here and there, AND dont buy any detox smoothies online! For real dietary advice from qualified dietitians, contact us here: https://bit.ly/2KKCZBw

02.01.2022 A recent study has found that, out of all cardiovascular deaths in Europe over the last ten years, almost half (49%) could have been prevented with better nutrition. This just reiterates what us Dietitians have been saying for years let food be thy medicine! When it comes to good nutrition for heart health, we know that following a Mediterranean style eating pattern can dramatically reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. ... The Mediterranean diet includes lots of fresh fruit, vegetables, minimally processed wholegrains and legumes. It also includes plenty of healthy fats from nuts, seeds, olive oil and fish. Small amounts of red meat, dairy products and wine (yes, wine!) are also included. This eating style is naturally low in saturated fat, as well as rich in dietary fibre, antioxidants and healthy fats all of which contribute to good heart health! Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/2DG9L1h

02.01.2022 New research reveals worrying associations between yo-yo dieting and seven well-established markers of cardiovascular health. As if losing weight wasn't hard enough, up to 80 percent of people who manage to lose more than 10 percent of their body weight end up regaining the weight within a year! Previous research has pointed out the potentially damaging effects of these repeated cycles of weight loss and weight gain.... Learn more below https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/324657.php