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Nutrition for Pregnancy: Spotlight on Iron ThinkBeef

WEBIron is vital for a healthy pregnancy—for both mother and baby. 3 According to the World Health Organization, low iron is the only nutrient deficiency that remains prevalent in …

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A Food-First Approach to Protein ThinkBeef

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Beef and Fat ThinkBeef

WEBLean Ground Beef and Lean Ground Chicken will both have a fat content of 17% or lower. Most (89%) of Canadians drain their ground beef after cooking4, reducing the amount of …

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ThinkBeef Goodness in Every Bite

WEBA speedy supper solution, plus nutrition bonus! Stir in a scoop as an easy way to enrich soups, sauces and more.

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Osteoporosis ThinkBeef

WEBMaking Bone Health a Priority. Thinkbeef.ca is proud to partner with Osteoporosis Canada to provide web, digital, social and product content to communicate the benefits of protein …

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Beef for Babies ThinkBeef

WEBHealth Canada recognizes the critical importance of offering iron-rich foods such as meat to babies as their first solid foods starting at 6 months, and through the toddler years. …

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4 Things to know about diabetes and red meat ThinkBeef

WEB3. Anti-inflammatory diets include red meat. Diabetes has been linked to chronic inflammation 6 – and while there is still much to be learned about this connection, an …

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What is the protein and weight loss connection

WEBDuring weight loss, healthy adults need to almost double protein intake from 0.3 grams per kilogram body weight to 0.5 grams per kilogram body weight PER MEAL, based on four …

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Nutrition ThinkBeef

WEBPer 100 grams cooked beef: 250 calories, 35 g protein, 10 g fat, 0 g carbohydrate. Based on 100g Cooked Beef, Health Canada, Canadian Nutrient File, 2015. Food code 6172. …

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How much meat do we eat – the reality check ThinkBeef

WEBA serving of fresh meat is 75 grams. Let’s look at the data from Statistics Canada surveys to get a handle on how much red meat Canadians actually eat. The Canadian Community …

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Does your ‘plant-based diet’ include meat

WEBSimply put, a plant-based diet is one that includes more plant than animal foods. A person can eat a plant-based diet ranging from eating 100% plant foods (fruits, vegetables, …

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Meat Consumption Stats – noodling the numbers ThinkBeef

WEB1 Includes beef, veal, pork, and lamb. CCHS data can be tailored to reflect how much and types of food people actually ate. Women, on average, eat less meat than men, a fairly …

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Dietitians promote a food first approach to getting protein

WEBThe clincher: nutrition science certainly supports a food first approach to getting enough protein. Whole foods are greater than the sum of their parts. Consider this. Research …

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Iron deficiency is more common in Canada than we thought

WEBIron deficiency is the most common nutrient deficiency in the world. According to the World Health Organization, it is the only nutrient deficiency that remains prevalent in …

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Resource Centre ThinkBeef

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Beef and diabetes – untangling the science of diabetes and red meat

WEBIt’s worth noting that while the prevalence of diabetes has been steadily increasing in Canada, red meat intakes have not. The latest national data show that Canadians …

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Saturated Fat in the Canadian Diet

WEBThe CCHS Nutrition Survey is a cross-sectional design survey representative of the Canadian population providing information on the eating habits and dietary intakes of …

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Meat eaters have better mental health than vegans and vegetarians

WEBThe new research published in Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition1 found one in three vegetarians suffer from depression or anxiety in their lifetime and compared to …

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Dietitian Review: Netflix Series ‘You Are What You Eat: A Twin

WEBBy now you’ve likely heard about the most recent pro-vegan Netflix documentary ‘You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment’. It went live late December, during a highly influential …

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