Nutrition Support Group
Childhood","Nutrition is a science which studies the relationship between diet and states of health and disease. Between the extremes of optimal health and death from starvation or malnutrition, there is an array of disease states that can be caused or alleviated by changes in diet. This community focuses on nutrition best practices for young children."
TV cooking shows are GREAT ways for kids to learn recipes, see them made and learn the nutrition of foods they make and eat. Maybe help them to eat better nutrition?
Perhaps these might influence a child's diet for the better. I myself watch for the same reasons. I'll hear of a recipe or maybe see a photo but it won't be appealing to me. NOTHING can present it like in person. Second best is showing it on TV so we can see it. I've found that some of the meals I thought were a definite no kind of look appealing. I'm warming up to the idea of actually making and eating some of these recipes. They're very healthy. This is a good way for me to get going on my mission of better nutrition. Rather sad since childhood I suspect it's the aggravation behind my current health issues. Actually the Dr has told me that already.
America's Test Kitchen and their associate shows like Cooks Country.
Milk Street
The Jazzy Vegetarian
Christina Cooke
Diagnosed with terminal cancer in 1983, Christina turned to a macrobiotic diet of whole grains and vegetables to aid in her recovery, shown on Christina Cooks PBS TV
Do you watch any cooking shows on TV. Do you think it has any influence on your diet and eating? I'd love to read your experiences!
Thank you
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The Jazzy Vegetarian is better than most,of the shows because they stress the importance of vegetables in your diet.
An app named Cronometer helps you to design a complete menu that features all the essential nutrients, while counting the calories for you. It can sometimes make recommendations for recipies, but that isn't its strength. Still, I recommend it highly.
I just want to watch the chefs cook and review and their knowledge of nutrition explained, often visually in graphics. It's not so much I'm looking for certain foods or calories I'm looking to get interested in nutrition and exploring what I can eat based on that. Something like that. Thanks for your input.
Thanks!