Why Mindful Eating Works Better Than Dieting for Most People

For decades, dieting has dominated the conversation around weight loss, health, and self-worth. From calorie counting and low-fat meal plans to cutting carbs, juicing, detoxing, or fasting—virtually every method has had its moment in the spotlight. Diet books become bestsellers, new programs flood the internet, and apps promise to track and fix everything. Yet despite …

The Role of Nutrition Education in Promoting Sustainable Eating Habits

The growing awareness of environmental sustainability and its links to individual health has made the topic of sustainable eating a critical concern. Sustainable eating refers to food choices that are not only beneficial to an individual’s well-being but also contribute to the health of the planet. This growing emphasis on sustainable food systems has made …

Nutrition Interventions for Obesity Prevention in Children

Childhood obesity has become one of the most urgent public health challenges worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines childhood obesity as a complex condition caused by an imbalance between energy intake and expenditure, resulting in excessive fat accumulation. This condition affects millions of children globally and significantly increases their risk of developing chronic diseases …

The Role of Nutrition in Detoxification: Fact or Fiction?

In modern wellness culture, detoxification is often promoted through detox diets, supplements, and juice cleanses, with the belief that the body becomes overloaded with toxins and needs external help to eliminate them. However, is detoxification a process that requires assistance, or are the body’s natural detox systems sufficient? And what role does nutrition play in …

The Impact of Portion Control on Caloric Intake and Weight Management

Portion control is one of the most fundamental aspects of healthy eating, yet it is often overlooked in the quest for weight loss or weight management. In the context of an increasingly obesogenic environment, where oversized portions, high-calorie foods, and sedentary lifestyles have become the norm, controlling the amount of food consumed at each meal …

Nutritional Needs of Older Adults: Preventing Malnutrition and Supporting Healthy Aging

In the process of aging, many physiological, psychological, and social changes influence the nutritional needs of older adults. Nutrition is a cornerstone of healthy aging, directly impacting physical health, mental well-being, and overall quality of life. However, as individuals age, their ability to maintain optimal nutrition may decline due to various factors such as chronic …