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Brain Food, Winston J. Craig
School Breakfast Program: Efficacy And Impact, Amber Ward
School Breakfast Program: Efficacy And Impact, Amber Ward
Food Science and Nutrition
The primary goals of the school breakfast program are to reduce food-insecurity among low-income students and to decrease the growing habit of breakfast skipping. Consumption of school breakfast has been associated with improved health and academic performance. The purpose of this review was to investigate these alleged beneficial outcomes and to evaluate the program’s success in promoting accessibility and participation for all students. Results showed that children who ate a school breakfast were more likely to have a healthier BMI and a broader daily nutrient intake. Participation also helped students achieve higher math and reading grades. Their teachers reported improvements …
Pillow Talk, Winston J. Craig
Life In The Blue Zone, Winston J. Craig
Lowering The Pressure, Winston J. Craig
Bring On The Barley, Winston J. Craig
Meat On The Menu, Winston J. Craig
Water: Essential For Good Health, Winston J. Craig
Water: Essential For Good Health, Winston J. Craig
Lake Union Herald
No abstract provided.
Implementation Of A Healthy Lifestyle Program At The Jefferson City Housing Authority In Jefferson City, Tennessee., Lynsey Lea Carr
Implementation Of A Healthy Lifestyle Program At The Jefferson City Housing Authority In Jefferson City, Tennessee., Lynsey Lea Carr
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Children's energy consumption is outweighing their energy expenditure, increasing the risk for childhood obesity. While pediatric obesity continues to be a problem in America, the data are clear that those of low socioeconomic status are especially at risk for weight gain. The purpose of this study was to evaluate if a healthy lifestyle program could affect participants' diet and physical activity behavior. A program was planned and conducted using the curriculum from the "We Can" program established by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Residents of the Jefferson City Housing Authority were asked to participate. No resident attended or …
Fruits From Paradise, Winston J. Craig
Fabulous Fiber, Winston J. Craig
Heart Healthy, Winston J. Craig
Xocolatl, Winston J. Craig
Touch Therapy, Winston J. Craig