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The Built Environment (Part 3): Physical activity: Green spaces, parks and walkable cities.
The built environment shapes how we move, and in doing so, it shapes who gets to be healthy. Until every community is built for movement, physical activity will remain a privilege, not a choice.
Kaydine
Jan 174 min read


So, the dietary guidelines have been updated...
Now, if you’ve been paying attention to the state of public health over the past few years, or even the past few months, it’s hard not to feel frustrated by the sheer hypocrisy and hollowness of these statements. My issue with this kind of messaging is simple: talk of “real food” or professed “concern” for the nation’s health means very little when the structural barriers that prevent millions of people from accessing affordable, nutrient‑dense foods remain unaddressed.
Kaydine
Jan 156 min read


The Built Environment: How your surroundings affect your health (Part 1)
Health equity is an urgent necessity in community design and requires the collaborative effort of our government, urban planners, public health professionals and community leaders. When we design for health, we end up with communities that are more nourishing, productive and resilient.
Kaydine
Sep 15, 20253 min read


Menu Planning and Budgeting for Groceries
Hello friends! Happy 2023! I know, it's been a while since the last blogpost. However, we are back to regular scheduled programming. Its...
Kaydine
Jan 31, 20238 min read


Food Insecurity and How it Affects Health
Food insecurity is an important public health concern because it should not exist. Food is a basic human need and is one of the first...
Kaydine
Dec 21, 20206 min read


Flavor and Nutrition: Win Win!
Can you smell it? No, can you taste it? Picture a pan in the oven with pieces of chicken rubbed in olive oil and seasoned with paprika, garlic powder, rosemary, ginger, and a pinch of salt. The aroma fills the air in your kitchen. The smell of warm garlicky goodness as the chicken browns in the oven. You open the oven to flip the chicken and all the delicious juices run down to coat the other sides, The smell of slightly charred bell peppers mixed with the smell of carameliz
Kaydine
Aug 27, 20195 min read


Dont Sleep on Sleep!
Optimal health surpasses nutrition and physical activity. An additional component of maintaining our health is rest. Now, there are a variety of ways to rest but one of the most critical is sleep. I think we've all heard that 7-8 hours of sleep is the baseline for healthy functioning. Ask yourself right now ("How many hours of sleep do I get on a daily basis?"). Interestingly enough, I have heard people say that they are perpetually tired no matter how long they sleep. I myse
Kaydine
Nov 3, 20184 min read
NUTRIENT SPOTLIGHT
A simple and digestible breakdown of macro and micro nutrients to help you meet your recommended daily allowance and understand their function in health optimization.
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