This fresh and fueling green smoothie will have you leaping like a leprechaun. Cheers!
Recipes
Fuel your movement recipe of the month: Maple-glazed salmon
Seeking warmth and comfort as we settle into the coldest days of winter? Prepare to be amazed by this maple-glazed salmon recipe brought to you by award-winning dietitian Sue Mah. It’s the perfect blend of sweet and savoury to melt away the chilly days.
Fuel your movement recipe of the month: Minestrone soup
Want to soup-er start 2024? Embrace the new year with dietitian Sue Mah’s hearty and comforting minestrone soup recipe.
Fuel your movement recipe of the month: Quinoa salad with beets, oranges & arugula
Try dietitian Sue Mah’s recipe for quinoa salad with beets, oranges and arugula. It’s not only bursting with colours but fueling nutrients, too!
How to prevent and manage type 2 diabetes with the help of physical activity
Did you know that over 11.9 million people in Canada have diabetes or prediabetes? Learn how to prevent and manage type 2 diabetes with the help of physical activity.
Fuel your movement recipe of the month: Cashew chicken
Now that fall and sweater weather are in full swing, are you craving some comfort food that’s also hearty, nutritious, fueling AND budget-friendly? Try this cashew chicken recipe brought to you by award-winning registered dietitian Sue Mah
Hydration 101: How hydration works, why it’s important for exercise & tips to stay hydrated
Learn the importance of hydration when it comes to getting active plus science-backed tips and tricks for staying hydrated.
4 simple meal prep strategies for a busy, active lifestyle
You know that eating well and being active are important for a healthy lifestyle. But what if you’re too tired or too busy to cook? Meal prep to the rescue!
Fuel your movement: Tips from a registered dietitian
From what to eat before & after exercising to maintaining a balanced diet when you’re busy, here are tips for fueling your movement from a registered dietitian.
6 nutritious foods that can boost your mood and energy
Check out this list of foods that can boost your mood and energy from a registered dietitian.
Active snacking: Energy balls
These two-bite energy balls are packed with protein and are so fun to eat. They’re easy to make and require no baking.
Active snacking: Trail mix cookies
Written by Sue Mah, Registered Dietitian If you like trail mix, you’re going to love these trail mix cookies! They combine the familiar flavours of trail mix with the hearty goodness of oats. Ingredients for trail mix cookies: ¾ cup rolled oats ¾ cup all-purpose flour...