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Diet of plant-based foods, with daily protein and dairy servings, may be ideal for planet
DENVER — The ideal planetary health diet — one that is good for both people and the planet — may be one daily serving of protein and dairy, with a high intake of a variety of plant-based foods, an expert said.
Study: Heated yoga associated with decreased depressive symptoms in adults
Adults with moderate to severe depression who participated in heated yoga had significantly reduced symptoms compared with those in a control group, according to a randomized controlled trial published in Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.
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How to motivate patients to stick with a healthy diet
DENVER — Individualized care can help physicians motivate their patients to choose a healthy plant-based diet, according to presenters at the American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s annual conference.
Valuing lives of children, families key to food as medicine from the start
DENVER — Incorporating food as medicine “from the start” into health care practice empowers providers with a key tool for impacting overall health of their patients, Kofi D. Essel, MD, MPH, FAAP, said at Lifestyle Medicine 2023.
Webinar series adds lifestyle medicine to cancer care without provider, patient burden
DENVER – The creators of a 7-part webinar series sought to overcome barriers to integrating lifestyle medicine into oncology practice.
Mediterranean diet plus physical activity improves changes in body composition
An intervention involving an energy-reduced Mediterranean diet and physical activity promotion reduced total and visceral fat in adults with overweight or obesity and metabolic symptoms, according to a randomized study.
Moving from expert to coach can facilitate adoption of healthy behavioral change
DENVER — “Behavior change is at the heart of lifestyle medicine,” and the “coach approach” in clinical practice allows a health care professional to work with the patient to make positive health lifestyle changes, according to an expert.
Practitioners can use ‘appreciative inquiry’ to foster behavior changes
DENVER — Your attitude toward a patient’s motivation for change is influential in their achieving their health goals, Charles Inniss, DPT, PCC, NBC-HWC, said at the Lifestyle Medicine Conference.
Help patients make, maintain lifestyle changes by asking ‘why?’
In this interview, Dean Ornish, MD, DipABLM, FACLM, founder and president of the non-profit Preventive Medicine Research Institute, says asking patients why they want to live longer can help fill their lives with meaning.
More research ties red meat to type 2 diabetes
Consumption of red meat was linked to an increased risk for type 2 diabetes, whereas replacing red meat with dairy, nuts and legumes reduced that risk, according to a recent study.
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