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1. The Wellness Center

2. Nutrition Education

   1. Individual Counseling
   2. Metabolic Testing
   3. Ask the RD
   4. Helpful Links
   5. Campus Dining
      (Offsite Link)
3. Eating Disorder Treatment
   • Anorexia Nervosa
   • Bulimia Nervosa
   • Compulsive Overeating
     and Other Similar Eating Disorders
   • Mode Of Care
   • Eating Disorder Severity
   • Eating Disorder Programs in NC
4. Weight Management
   • Why is BMI not a complete indicator of health?
5. Nutrition Topics
   • What are some dietary ways to prevent bone loss?
   • What dietary guidelines should I follow for Crohn’s Disease?
   • How can a vegetarian achieve proper nutrition?
   • What is a healthy meal pattern? How important is breakfast anyway?

6. Back to
   The Wellness Center

Nutrition Education

Good nutrition, or healthy eating, is important not only for lowering your risk for diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, but for maintaining/improving everyday function. Immediate rewards include increased energy, improved brain function, mood enhancement, and recuperative sleep.

With the abundance of nutrition information, and misinformation, flooding the media and infiltrating casual conversation, it is important to get the facts. UNCG offers access to a registered dietitian who serves as a reputable resource for nutrition assessment and planning.

So whether you need help with eating healthy on campus, managing your bodyweight, overcoming an eating disorder, or just making sense of the food label, we are here for you.

Page updated: 28-Jun-2009

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