This spring Dr. Alyssa Guglielmo is pleased to announce she will be adding to her resume a certification in Personal Training through the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA)
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In honor of autumn’s arrival, I wanted to talk about seasonal eating, that is, eating the fruits and vegetables that naturally grow in any given season. I don’t know about you, but autumn bears most of my favorite fruits and vegetables. Therefore, I figured it was a nice time of year to address this very
I hope this email finds you well! As some of you may know, I recently started doing nutrition testing known as Nutrition Response Testing (NRT). It offers a way to see if people are sensitive to certain foods, chemicals, metals, etc. A common sensitivity that has shown up in people, myself included, is a sensitivity
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We all love to play with babies- hold them, rock them, smile at them. Physical play is actually a very important part of a child’s development: emotionally, neurologically and physically. However, there is something we also must all be aware of so that it is easily avoided. It is called Shaken Baby Syndrome. It is
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1) 65% of Americans are overweight; 30% are obese. 2) Obesity is defined Body Mass Index (BMI) greater than 30 (one is considered overweight if his/her BMI falls within the range 25.0-29.9) N.B. A quick way to estimate BMI is: [weight (lbs) x 703] / ht (in) / ht(in) 3) The prevalence of obesity among
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