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News & Reviews

27 Jan
2016

The Low Carbohydrate High Fat diet

  Caryn Zinn, PhD is a New Zealand registered dietitian who has an extensive range of clients as well as being a senior lecturer at the Auckland University of Technology. Initially skeptical about LCHF Caryn is now an expert on this diet. About three years ago colleagues at Auckland University…

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22 Jan
2016

A/Prof Lynn Riddell talks about iron, zinc and micronutrients in the Australian diet

Associate Professor Lynn Riddell is from the School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at Deakin University, Victoria. Lynn has been busy investigating and publishing her findings on the impact of micro nutrients on the health and well being of people in Australia for over a decade. In her webinar she…

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15 Jan
2016

Logging your CPD

You are professionally competent and up to date- you’ve attended seminars, workshops, watched webinars, read journal articles, mentored and more. The evidence is all there- it just happens to be on the top shelf in a shoe box- flyers of the seminars you attended, notes from the journal articles you…

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11 Dec
2015

Travelling gluten free. Tips from Sally Marchini a dietitian who’s been there…

When Sally Marchini was diagnosed with coeliac disease she took matters into her own hands and studied dietetics. Now she is an APD with expert knowledge on how to travel on a gluten free diet. This 25 minute webinar is designed for you to use with your clients. Along with…

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03 Dec
2015

Common drug nutrient interactions. The evidence is building… Associate professor Lesley Braun

Lesley Braun firstly trained as a pharmacist and then studied naturopathy. Her career has been driven by her passion for the safe and effective use of both conventional drugs and complimentary medicines.  Lesley co-authored the best-selling textbook ‘Herbs and Natural Supplements – an evidence based guide’ which presents evidence-based information…

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02 Dec
2015

Practical Plant Based Eating: The Vegan Way to Good Nutrition. Amanda Benham APD & Lucy Taylor APD

The most common complaint by vegans is that they’re given poor nutritional advice by being told, “why don’t you just sometimes eat eggs or fish for some B12!?”. In this webinar, vegan APD’s Amanda Benham and Lucy Taylor provide you with more appropriate answers to vegan questions. They clearly explain…

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27 Nov
2015

Dietary management of eosinophilic oesophagitis. Presented by Vicki McWilliam AdvAPD

The Rise and Rise of Elimination Diet Approaches to Eosinophilic oesophagitis (EoE) With the increase in EoE over the last 20 years, this webinar is presented by renowned Adv APD Vicki Mc William. In this one hour recorded webinar, Vicki gives a detailed explanation of how to recognise the signs…

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13 Nov
2015

Interpretation of hypercholesterolaemia. Presented by A/Prof Ken Sikaris

Ken gave a comprehensive explanation of lipid profiles and their role in the development of cardiovascular.       How would you interpret the following lipid results? According to Ken..."Her cholesterol is fine. Her LDL level is fine. Her HDL is diabolically bad for a woman. It should…

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12 Nov
2015

Insulin resistance - How to manage it. Presented by Susie Burrell, APD

Your client complains of being tired, hungry, craving carbohydrates and an expanding waistline. A common presentation of someone with insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is a serious metabolic condition in which baseline insulin is unable to optimally regulate glucose meatabloism. Insulin resistance is a precursor to diabetes, but importantly, can be…

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23 Oct
2015

Review of Gastrostomy Tubes: Feeding methods and site care. Presented by Jacqui Bailey, APD

As dietitians we come across people, who for various reasons, are unable to eat or drink and require enteral feeding. Until now, dietitians have often maintained a fairly passive approach to their role of caring for someone with a gastrostomy tube. We greet our gastrostomy clients and order their tube…

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