Quotes & Articles

Eat Out Eat Right Among Chicago Now's 'My Favorite Diet & Nutrition Books'

Warshaw's best-selling book Eat Out, Eat Right makes Chicago Now blogger Jenna Bell, PhD, RD's list of 'My Favorite Diet & Nutrition Books' in her 1/15/10 Eat Right Around Chicago column. See Bell's list of favorite books and read her short reviews.

Warshaw quoted in WebMD story "How to Design Your Own Diet"

Warshaw is quoted along with several other RD authors in WebMD story posted 12/10/09 How to Design Your Own Diet. The story, written by dietitian Elizabeth Ward, offers strategies to figure out a personalized weight loss plan based on individual needs vs. a one-size-fits-all eat this, not that approach. Warshaw is quoted on the topic of healthy restaurant eating and author of Eat Out, Eat Right.

Warshaw joins team of dietitians blogging on HEALTHSIMPLE COMMUNITY's facebook page

Warshaw joins group of high profile dietitians/nutrition experts to blog on the HEALTHSIMPLE Community's facebook. This community is dedicated to supporting people's efforts to make the all important behavior changes to live healthier and healthfully. Warshaw's blogs deal with current food, eating and nutrition dilemmas for which she offers commonsense and practical solutions.

Diabetic Living, Winter 2009 issue offers 3 articles written by Warshaw

Diabetic Living magazine, published by Better Homes and Gardens, offers three articles written by Warshaw in the just released Winter 2009 issue.

Warshaw quoted in Diabetes Myths Busted on lifescript.com

Article, Diabetes Myths Busted, on lifescript.com quotes Warshaw on topics from Is losing weight the cure for type 2? to Are snacks a must for people with diabetes, and Is it OK to eat sweets if your blood glucose is too low. Warshaw offers more practical and up-to-date advice for people with diabetes in her books.

Eat Out, Eat Right is Book of the Month on superkidsnutrition.com

Check out an extensive interview with Warshaw on superkidsnutrition.com covering: helping kids develop healthy eating habits, the importance of role modeling healthy behaviors (monkey see, monkey do), and steps families can take to prevent type 2 diabetes.

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