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11/18/2025

🌿 Happy World Vegan Month! Embracing a vegan lifestyle? Discover how to meet all your nutritional needs with plant-based foods. From calcium to B12, learn where to find these essential nutrients in your diet. 🌱
Ask your provider about a referral to a registered dietitian to help create an individualized eating plan with you.

11/14/2025

Today is World Diabetes Day! Let's review facts about diabetes.
The diabetes care experts at UW Health treat every aspect of your condition. We look at your health from all angles and help you manage diabetes with exercise, nutrition and medicine. Our classes and support groups teach you how to live with diabetes.

11/12/2025

November is National Diabetes Month!
Swipe to learn more about prediabetes, type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Check back for more information and support.

11/10/2025

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month! 💜 Let's shine a light on epilepsy, promoting understanding and acceptance within our communities. Learn about nutritional to support those affected.

11/06/2025

11/04/2025

🌱 November is World Vegan Month! Learn about a vegan diet and stay tuned to learn how to meet your nutritional needs on a vegan diet!

10/31/2025

Halloween is right around the corner 🎃🍬—and with it comes the big question for many parents: how do I handle all the candy?

Using intuitive eating principles can help take the stress out of Halloween. Children are born with the ability to self-regulate their food intake, but when candy becomes restricted or overly monitored, it can make sweets feel even more powerful and desirable.

10/29/2025

Sweet treats on Halloween are delicious, but enjoying too many added sugars can give your health a scare!
Learn how to keep healthy habits and still enjoy the holidays you love with the UW Health Lifestyle Change Program.
Learn more at https://patient.uwhealth.org/education/lifestyle-change-program

10/24/2025

Many people are hesitant to move towards a plant-based diet thinking they may not get enough protein. The truth is many plant foods have protein! Examples include:
soy products like tofu and tempeh, beans like chickpeas, edamame, black beans, and pinto beans, lentils and legumes, quinoa, whole grains, and seeds!
When you include a variety of these foods at meals and snacks, you can meet your protein goals for the day.
Ask your provider about a referral to a registered dietitian to help create an individualized eating plan with you.

10/22/2025

Looking to add plant-forward meals into your routine? Try this Vegan Tikka Masala in your slow cooker!

Removing meat from 1-2 meals a week can have great benefits on your health. Eating plant-based has been shown to prevent heart disease, kidney disease, and reduce inflammation.
Curious about plant-forward cooking but unsure where to begin? Join us in The Learning Kitchen for hands-on classes where you'll learn delicious ways to incorporate more plants into our favorite dishes.
https://www.uwhealth.org/services/learning-kitchen

10/20/2025

October is Vegetarian Awareness Month!!! Vegetarians choose to eat a plant based diet for many different reasons, philosophical, environmental, religious beliefs, or health concerns. A common misunderstanding about vegetarianism is that people who follow this kind of diet cannot meet their protein needs. There are a variety of plant based proteins people can include to meet their needs including; beans, legumes, lentils, nuts, seeds, and soy products! Check out other posts from this week regarding a plant based diet!

10/16/2025

October is ADHD Awareness Month 💙💛
This year’s theme is “The Many Faces of ADHD.” ADHD isn’t one-size-fits-all—everyone’s experience is unique.

One way to support brain and body health is through simple, consistent nourishment:
✨ Aim for balanced meals and snacks to steady energy and focus
✨ Keep easy, nutrient-dense foods on hand when cooking feels overwhelming
✨ Hydrate regularly—sometimes what feels like “brain fog” may be dehydration

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Tuesday	6am - 7pm
Wednesday	6am - 7pm
Thursday	6am - 7pm
Friday	6am - 7pm
Saturday	6am - 6:30pm
Sunday	6am - 6:30pm

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