Showing posts with label healthy nutrition in pregnancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy nutrition in pregnancy. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2011

4-week nutrition class and New venue for Nutrition in Pregnancy class

Nutrition in Pregnancy
Change in venue


I reveived an overwhelmingly positive response to the Optimal nutrition in pregnancy course!  I have removed the payment button for this class for now because I will be updating the class and it will be hosted permanently on a new website.  When this change occurs I will post a link to the Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy class again, the cost of the class will increase with the change in hosting.

Thank you so much for all your support and I am so glad you have all enjoyed the class so much.

Stay tuned for more information on the new Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy Class information.


Four Week Online Optimal Nutrition Course




I have been working tirelessly on the more in depth nutrition class and have received a lot of requests for this class.  The class is nearly finished, however, I am just in the process of looking for a place to host the class.  This has proven to be the biggest challenge.

As soon as I finish up the course and find a suitable online host I will post all the details.  Here is the information I have so far:

  • This will be a four part series of classes
  • Each class will last approximately 11/2 to 2 hours
  • The cost will be $100 for the four part series
  • You will be able to attend the class on your own schedule if you cannot attend live
I will post further updates as I know more about the host, date, time etc.....


Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Details about upcoming nutrition in pregnancy class

Details about pregnancy nutrition
Online Course March 5th 2011
11am MST

  • 2nd trimester women need about 350 extra calories per day
  • 3rd trimester women need about 450 extra calories per day
  • Are carbohydrates a factor in gestational diabetes?
  • Prevention of gestational diabetes
  • Protein requirements in pregnancy....risks of excess intake
  • Setting the stage for osteoporosis during childbearing years,  how you can preserve your bone mass
  • Decidual vasculopathy, pre-eclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction, small for gestational age and other pregnancy realted issues and how they relate to diet.
  • Cochrane review on protein supplementation in pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes, you might be surprised.
  • C-reactive protein levels, what causes elevated levels and how it can cause significant complications in pregnancy

Sift through the confusion and learn what the scientific literature shows about optimal nutrition

I have been appalled at the misinformation being taught to pregnant women by child birth educators and midwives.  It is critical that solid education be given so that pregnant women can receive proper information on what they can do to affect the outcome of their pregnancy.

Much of the confusion about diet and health has been caused by special interest groups funding research and promoting diets based on products they sell rather than truthful information about optimal human nutrition.

Join the Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy class and

Sort fact from fiction in the world of nutrition!


Thursday, December 30, 2010

Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy Class

Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy Online Class


Optimal Nutrition in Pregnancy Class designed for Midwives, Childbirth educators, Doulas and pregnant women.  This class is based on current scientific research into optimal nutrition for pregnancy and beyond.  We will learn physiologically how foods affect pregnancy and what foods promote optimal health for both mother and baby.
Learn how to minimize the risk of pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, IUGR, preterm labor and other pregnancy complications....

This class will be offered online via Go to meeting or Webex for your convenience.

Class Outline:

·         Macronutrient needs in pregnancy
·         Micronutrients- Identifying the most nutrient dense foods for pregnant women.
·         Calculating calorie intake for each individual woman, nutrient needs for pregnant women are not all the same.
·         The Brewers diet, benefits, pitfalls and assumptions.
·         Omega 3 fatty acids benefits and risks of supplementation
·         Dietary menus and nutritional breakdowns.

If you would like to attend the online class please click the Paypal button above on the right.