Recently added articles from Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research:
Begin With the End in Mind/Commencer par la fin
Oct 01, 2008; ... In one of my favourite books, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey encourages us to "begin with the end in mind" (1). This means that we need to have a clear understanding of where we want to go. In 2006, your Board began the process of understanding where we are now by ...
Just Imagine/Imaginez un peu
Oct 01, 2008; ... The 2008 Ryley-Jeffs Memorial lecture given by Mary Bush at Dietitians of Canada's 2008 conference and profiled in this issue (p. 155) invites us to imagine a world where our health and nutrition wish-list has come true: a world where nutritional considerations are integrated into all policies ...
NATURAL TRANS FAT AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: IMPORTANT NEW FINDINGS
Oct 01, 2008; ... Having demonstrated that hydrogenated vegetable oil (i.e., trans fat from industrial sources or iTFA) is bad from the standpoint of cardiovascular health,1 scientists are facing a new challenge: what is the impact of natural trans fat? BACKGROUND Trans fat from natural sources ...
Vitamin D Supplementation
Oct 01, 2008; ... I appreciate the opportunity to clarify my viewpoint as the author of ajournai article entitled "An Evidence-based Approach for Dietitian Prescription of Multiple Vitamins with Minerals" (1), which was referenced in the recent article entitled "Should Long-Term Care Residents Be Supplemented ...
Canadian Dietitians' Attitudes Toward Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals
Oct 01, 2008; ... Abstract Purpose: A telephone survey was conducted to determine dietitians' views on nutraceuticals and functional foods. Methods: Using systematic sampling with a random start, 238 names were drawn from the Dietitians of Canada membership. A survey instrument containing mostly ...