The GFNC shares simple post-Carnival nutrition tips: good nutrition, proper hydration, and rest are key to a speedy recovery

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“Smart Agricultural Practices, also known as Companion Planting, encourages farmers to grow crops side by side so they can share and replenish nutrients in the soil”

In-House Nutrition Counselling sessions are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Archibald Avenue office of the Grenada Food and Nutrition Council (GFNC)

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With the Grenada Hospital being Baby-Friendly certified, GFNC believes that workplaces should also become breastfeeding-friendly

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The Curious Little Hands in the Kitchen session in Carriacou engaged children’s cognitive and motor skills through food-matching games, basic culinary tasks and a Glo Germ handwashing activity

“Research shows fasting for a certain number of hours each day or eating just one meal a couple of days a week may have health benefits”

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Healthy Choices for Healthy Living Guidelines is a vital national tool designed to promote nutrition, wellness, and active living across our communities

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The Grenada Food and Nutrition Council (GFNC) is headquarters is now located on Archibald Avenue in St George’s

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“The role of the designated driver is not only to take passengers back to their place of residence, but also to monitor their condition”

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Beyond the cancer risks of old oil, fried foods themselves can lead to a range of health issues, all of which negatively impact health over time

View the full post GFNC: Cooking in old oil is associated with many cancers on NOW Grenada.