Do I Have To Be Weighed At The Doctor?

Do I Have To Be Weighed At The Doctor?

At Bamboo Nutrition, we have this conversation with all of our clients: To weigh or not to weigh?

Let’s discuss some scenarios where you may need to be weighed and some situations where it is unnecessary.

What Should I Be Eating? How Much Should I Be Eating? Learning From Toddlers.

What Should I Be Eating? How Much Should I Be Eating? Learning From Toddlers.

As a registered dietitian (RD or RDN), there are often some common questions that clients have. These usually have to do with wanting to know which foods they “should” be eating, and what portion sizes are appropriate. I get that! We hear a lot of “eat this, not that” and “watch your portions” from social media, television, family members, and even from our healthcare providers. And there are food labels on everything. How do we navigate it all? I would invite you to try eating a little more like a toddler or kid.

Snacking With Diabetes

Snacking With Diabetes

Snacks can certainly fit into the eating pattern of a person with diabetes. Often, snacks are helpful for preventing a low sugar level and tiding us over until we can eat a full meal. So what are some options for snacks when you have diabetes?

Eating While on Vacation

Eating While on Vacation

Eating while traveling or on vacation can seem like an overwhelming task. Maybe you’re traveling with a group of family or friends, or you have activities planned that span much of the day. Maybe you have a really early or a really late flight, or are traveling during the winter months which can cause delays. I have recently experienced all of these things during traveling. These situations are only some of the reasons why eating while traveling can seem daunting.

Fueling Your Body

Fueling Your Body

Fueling Your Body by Lynn Eaton, certified diabetes care and education specialist and registered dietitian at Bamboo Nutrition. Consider your body as a fueled machine or a battery. Here is a helpful analogy to check in with hunger and fullness and what your body needs.