BUSINESS
www.vistaprint.com – has free business cards, etc.
www.JeanCaton.com – teleclasses; some free resources for
RDs marketing, etc.
www.microsoftoffice.com- for business templates, etc. all free
FOOD SITES
www.eatsmart.org –Washington Dairy Council
www.IFIC.org/index.CFM - International Food Information Council
www.udim.org – United Dairy Industry of Michigan
www.portfolioeatingplan.com – has recipes, meal plans, etc.
http://extension.missouri.edu/FNEP/pubs.htm
www.flaxcouncil.ca/
www.equal.com – recipes, PDF on Carb Counting handout
www.kraftfoods.com – recipes, diabetes meal plans, seasonal magazine is free. Just need to register and log in
www.mrsdash.com – dietitians’ corner for free samples, recipes, etc.
www.giantfood.com – free nutrition newsletter-recipes, etc.
www.almondsarein.com
www.quakeroatmeal.com - tons of recipes specific to low fat, low NA, etc. free pdf printouts. (children and adults)
www.blueberry.org – great info; one page pdf handout on blueberries
PROFESSIONAL SITES
www.molly@mollykellogg.com – free counseling tips/print off
www.CEU4U.com- CE programs
www.CEcity.com-free CE programs
www.PSNX.com – (Practioner Support Network)- tons of free pt. Handouts and links
www.nutritionhandouts.com – Andrea Chernus- offers free samples
DIABETES SITES
www.diabetes.org (American Diabetes Association) check professional on menu; many free very nice kits and handouts.
www.diabetesedu.org
www.glucerna.com – has recipes, meal plans, etc.
www.kwwd.com – BD offers tons of printoffs, meal plans, etc.
DIET ANALYSIS SITES
http://nat.crgq.com
www.fitday.com
http://nat.crgq.com - I have used the Nutritional Analysis tool (NATS) from the University of Illinois. It's free, has a lot of foods, and also includes micronutrients in the analysis. They have a very inexpensive program you can download for your PDA.
http://nutrihand.com - It's geared towards diabetics, but it's a neat website because one can use it to log whatever they've eaten, how much they've exercised daily, and an analysis of their calorie balance after this. Also, one can get meal plans for many days, based on calorie level. And for diabetics, one can log blood sugars.
Sites for the US data base on line:
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/srch/search.htm
Healthy Eating Index and the new My Pyramid site gives a way to analyze the diet http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp. The Healthy Eating Index site is being revamped but it would be wise for students to get used to using the Pyramid Tracker site.
http://nat.crgq.com - Take a look at this online analysis program
Nutrition Analysis Tools and System” – NATS is at
www.myPyramid.gov - It has linked to the old healthy eating index.
www.nutribase.com - will take you to the home page...many options for purchasing software, but key down on the home page to get a free nutribase navigator. Possibly not enough for the class to complete an assignment, but may be a start for them (and you).
RENAL SITES
www.kidneyoptions.com
www.CulinaryKidneyCooks.com
www.aakp.org
www.akfinc.org
www.kidney.org
www.niddk.nih.gov
www.nephron.com
www.pkdcure.org
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