Displaying 46 to 60 of 129 Publications
Diabetes: You Are in Control, Fact Sheet
by Sara Sawer Barbara L. Ames M. Gayle Price
MF3484
Diabetes is a common, costly, and serious disease. This fact sheet explains how you can understand your risks of developing type 2 diabetes, and how you can manage the disease if you have it. FCE choice. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Apr 2020
Diabetes: You Are in Control, Leader's Guide
by Sara Sawer Barbara L. Ames M. Gayle Price
MF3485
Diabetes is a common, costly, and serious disease. This leader's guide provides suggestions for presenting the lesson and includes an evaluation. FCE choice. 6 pages, b/w.Published Date: Apr 2020
Science of Family Meal Time: A Child and Family Development Perspective, Fact Sheet
by Bradford B. Wiles Sandy Procter
MF3446
Family meal times provide opportunities for intentionally building connections that are beneficial for all family members. Learn how to apply the science of meal times to help you and your family get the most benefit from eating together. 4-page, color.Published Date: May 2019
Choose Foods that Lower Your Risk of Cancer
MF3252
The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines urge all Americans to “consume a healthy eating pattern” that includes a variety of vegetables of all subgroups. That recommendation reflects research that suggested that diets rich in vegetables, fruits, and whole grains may offer some protection against cancer, heart disease, and type 2 diabetes. Developed with the Johnson Cancer Research Center, this publication guides consumers in choosing a variety of fruits and vegetables that help promote long-term health.Published Date: Nov 2018
Prediabetes: Are You One of the Millions?
MF3449
Prediabetes is reality for 1 in 3 U.S. adults. Learn about the risk factors and steps you can take to reduce your risk of developing diabetes. 2 pages, color.Published Date: Apr 2019
Raising Healthy Eaters, Fact Sheet
MF3444
The environment in which a child learns to eat has a tremendous impact on how that child develops as an eater, and includes not only the types of foods that are available, but also the method and model of feeding. Learn how to encourage healthy habits around mealtime that will last a lifetime. 4-page, color.Published Date: May 2019
Wise Eating for Youth: Pick the Right Fuel for Your Body
by Yijing Li
MF3364
This module, the final lesson of six designed to help youth in grades 6-8 develop positive health habits, teaches youth how to make informed food choices that support overall health and satisfy their taste buds. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Wise Eating for Youth: Overview
MF3359
This module, the first of six designed to help youth in grades 6 to 8 develop healthy eating habits, introduces concepts of Wise Eating and explains how it can help them develop a healthy relationship with food. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Wise Eating for Youth: Discover the Satisfaction Factor
MF3361
This module, the third of six designed to help youth in grades 6-8 develop positive health habits, helps youth discover the satisfaction factors during eating. 12 pages, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Count on Nutritious Carbohydrates
MF3433
Use these examples to help you choose nutrient-dense, low-calorie carbohydrate (carb) foods more often, and eat fewer refined, high-calorie carbohydrate foods. 1 page, color.Published Date: Nov 2018
Dining with Diabetes Brochure
MK83
Dining with Diabetes consists of four sessions and a follow up. Adults with type 2 diabetes and their family members, caregivers, and support persons are invited to participate. Use this brochure to help promote the program. 4-page, color. The file is non-printing at present.Published Date: Aug 2016
Wise Eating for Youth: Respect Your Hunger
MF3360
This module, the second of six designed to help youth in grades 6-8 develop positive health habits, helps youth recognize and describe hunger by using the Hunger Scale. 12 pages, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Wise Eating for Youth: Take Charge of Your Emotions without Using Foods
MF3362
This module, the fourth of six designed to help youth in grades 6-8 develop positive health habits, teaches youth techniques to prevent overeating and how to handle emotions without using foods. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Wise Eating for Youth: Be Active! Feel the Difference!
MF3363
This module, the fifth of six designed to help youth in grades 6-8 develop positive health habits, teaches youth the benefits of physical activity and tips to enjoy being physically active. 8 page, color.Published Date: Dec 2017
Fixing Funky Foods, Leader's Guide
by Robin Eubank
MF3295
A wider variety of fruits, vegetables, and ancient whole grains are available in grocery stores, even in rural areas. This leader's guide includes suggestions for presenting the lesson and community outreach activities. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Jul 2016
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