Search Results for 'Food science'

An introductory three hour seminar on nutrition for children will be held at Atlantic College, Fairgreen, Galway, from 10am to 1pm on Sunday April 11. The seminar is open to anyone and may be of particular interest to parents and those in the childcare industry.

It’s been a long time coming, but it looks like spring is finally here. The first snowdrops have poked their heads out, the crocuses and daffodils are starting to bloom, the buds on the trees have appeared, and the grass is starting to grow!

An inspiring new 12-week course in nutrition for everyday living, which will take place in Galway on Wednesday evenings from April 14, will demonstrate how good nutrition can prevent disease, make you feel energised, look younger, feel happier, and enjoy better health. You’ll learn vital practical tips along the way about cooking methods to preserve nutrients, improving your mood with food, feeding children, detoxification, and anti-ageing, as well as how to use food as medicine.

The Community Nutrition and Dietetic Service, HSE West, offers tips for getting the best value for your money on your food bill.

Medical experts are warning that a generation growing up playing computer games inside are missing out on getting their Vitamin D requirement.

After the excesses of Christmas and the New Year many of us are waking up to the reality that it is time to embrace a healthier diet.

Castle Leisure Club is hosting a six-week camp commencing on Monday August 11, which aims to provide the necessary information and physical requirements essential for reducing your weight and making you feel great on your special day.

While we may not be rushing to get into bikinis in Ireland at the moment, hope springs eternal and many of us will have to brave it on holiday abroad! To help make the process a bit less painful, Nutritionist Nuala Collins offers us some healthy and tasty food tips:

A one-day nutrition course will take place on November 15 from 10am to 6pm in Days Hotel, Castlebar.

Convent Primary School in Moate launched their new Healthy School Policy recently, which they created as part of the HSE’s Schools’ ACE (Activity Confidence Eating) Project.