“I feel like my results are much harder to achieve now that menopause is here. Would you believe that even Dawn Jackson Blatner, author of the best-selling “Flexitarian Diet” and featured nutritionist in magazines and TV shows all over the country, was turned down over and over again for almost every job she got? I’m not sure if you’ve ever tried a low carb diet, but one of the first things you will experience (for the first few days or weeks), is extremely low energy.\n\n- Moderation: Use moderation as your guide for everything, including the calories you eat each day, your exercise and other activities, desserts, sweets, and even restriction. Choose a healthy calorie-controlled diet rich in fruit and vegetables, moderate in protein and low in saturated fat or trans fatty acids, with foods from all main food groups.\n\nAlso even more unhealthy are what is referred to as “trans fats and saturated fats.” Examples of trans fats include hydrogenated oils The good fats that you most definitely want to incorporate into your diet include unsaturated fats which are fats that come from plant sources.\n\nPeople do not know what it really means to eat healthy. This includes foods like cookies, cakes, candy, cereal bars, energy bars, and anything else with an ingredient list longer than your Monday to-do list. If you are thinking of how you can enjoy good nutrition on budget, eating out is something that you need to avoid as much as possible.\n\nThe president Obasanjo in 2002 meeting with the president International Union of Nutritional Sciences promised to support a better coordination of nutritional activities and programs in Nigeria, he further said, “the high prevalence of malnutrition is totally unacceptable to this government and he assured the IUNS president that he would do everything possible to ensure that resources are available to improve household food security, greater access to healthcare services and better caring capacity by mothers including support for breast feeding promotion.…