Webinar: Basics of Real Food Prenatal Nutrition
If we want to give pregnant women the best chance of having a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby, we desperately need to get better, more up-to-date, and scientifically sound advice out there.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- What is real food and why it makes sense during (and before) pregnancy
- Where current prenatal nutrition guidelines miss the mark (and how we got where we are)
- Myths surrounding prenatal nutrition and evidence supporting an alternative approach (I’ll cover specific examples including salt, macronutrients, select micronutrients, food safety, and more)
- Are current recommendations really evidence-based?
- Why we need a paradigm shift
- Rationale for a real food diet that incorporates principles from ancestral nutrition/traditional cultures
- Sample meal plans and nutrient breakdown from conventional policy compared to real food
Registration details
Date: Thursday, August 23rd at 10am PST/1pm EST
This is a live webinar. A recording will be available to registrants only. (Even if you can’t attend live, you MUST register to view the recording.)
Registration is limited. This webinar WILL SELL OUT. Reserve your seat in advance.
Intended audience: Healthcare providers & mamas/mamas-to-be
Time: 90 minutes
Q&A: I will leave 10-15 minutes for questions at the end.
CEUs: This webinar is preapproved for 1.5 CEUs for registered dietitians via CDR.
Cost: $35
We’re officially SOLD OUT! We’ll have a recording available for purchase at a later date.
About the presenter
Lily Nichols is a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist, Certified Diabetes Educator, researcher, and author with a passion for evidence-based prenatal nutrition. Drawing from the current scientific literature and the wisdom of traditional cultures, her work is known for being research-focused, thorough, and sensible.
She is the author of two bestselling books, Real Food for Pregnancy and Real Food for Gestational Diabetes.
Her work has not only helped tens of thousands of women manage their gestational diabetes (most without the need for blood sugar-lowering medication), but has also influenced nutrition policies internationally. Lily’s clinical expertise and extensive background in prenatal nutrition have made her a highly sought after consultant and speaker in the field.
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