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Some children with poor school performance because of ADD have been shown to have insufficient fatty acids in their diet.

                                          - Dr. William Sears

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Fries and Trans Fats:
 
A feast with French fries is a feast with transfats.  (6-8 grams of fat)

“No level of trans-fats is safe.”  (National Academies of Science)

“Probably the most toxic fats ever known” (Harvard School of Public Health)

 

WEIGHT LOSS

& ​DETOX PROGRAM

Weight Loss & Detox Progam
Good and Bad Fats
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​PROFESSIONALS

Fats make up 60% of the brain and the nerves that run every system in the body.  The better the fat in the diet, the better the brain.  The average American brain is getting enough fat, but the problem is that it is not the right kind of fat.


                          - William Sears, M.D. (World Renown Pediatrician)


                                                                   

                                      Top 4 Brain Foods:

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        * Green, leafy vegetables               * Blueberries

        * Walnuts                                        * Salmon​




Healthier Food Choices/Substitutes for Unhealthy Foods
AMERICAN OBESITY EPIDEMIC

PRODUCT RECOMMENDATION

​(OUR SEAL OF APPROVAL)

FATS: THE GOOD THE BAD,

& THE UGLY

Relationship between nutrition and disease

STANDARD AMERICAN DIET (S.A.D.)

PROGRAMS FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

SUGAR IS NOT SO SWEET!

Wellness Team

WELLNESS

TEAM

Importance of Antioxidants

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

FOR FACULTY, STUDENTS &
​PARENTS 

​​​​​                                         KNOW YOUR FATS!


THE GOOD Essential Fats

Unsaturated Fats (Polyunsaturated and Monounsaturated

and the "Good List" Saturated Fats

These are Rich in OMEGA 3's, 6's and/or 9's


        * Avocados and olives

        * Unheated Oils (coconut oil, sunflower oil, avocado oil, olive oil)

        * Nuts (walnuts, almonds, macadamia, hazelnuts, cashews,

           Brazil)

​        * Nut butters (peanut butter, cashew butter, almond butter) 

​        * Seeds (flax, chia, pumpkin, sunflower, sesame) 

        * Coconut, coconut milk, and coconut milk products such as

           coconut milk yogurt and coconut milk butter substitute)  

        * Beans              

        * Fish (Salmon, sardines, tuna, anchove)  

        * Krill Oil

        * Organic free-range eggs                                

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​                               THE BAD Saturated Fats


        * Whole milk, butter, cream, and cheese 

        * Bacon and pork

        * Hotdogs and hamburgers

        * Deli Meats and beef

        * Palm oil 

        ​* Chicken skin

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                     ​THE UGLY Trans Fats/Hydrogenated Oils


* Any "foods" with hydrogenated oil, partially hydrogenated oil, or

  shortening in the ingredients list contain trans-fats:

  (usually cookies, chips, crackers, pastries, bagels, biscuits and

  sweet rolls, donuts, fried foods, cake mixes and frosting, waffle and

  pancake mixes, coffee creamers, microwave popcorn, frozen fried

  chicken, meat sticks, pie/piecrusts, canned soups and chili,

  packaged pudding, fast food, candy, margarine, breakfast    

  sandwiches, frozen treats/creamy beverages, salad dressings,

  cereal bars, and much more)


* You can find a trans-fat free and organic version of all of these  

   (above) in a health food store or in the healthy section at

   your grocery store.​​​​


* Trans fats also naturally occur in cooked burgers and fat containing

  dairy products such as many flavors/brands of icecream, which are

  not listed on the label since they are naturally occurring. 

  

* Trans fats are found in many restaurant/fast food burgers, French

​​   fries, anything battered or fried, pie crusts/turnovers, and breakfast

   sandwiches


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Bad fats contribute to:

obesity

heart disease

cancer


Bad fats are the dietary substance most

strongly linked to cancer.


       FATS:

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  BAD, & UGLY!

FRUITS & VEGGIES:

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