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Lenita Mariea Marshall

Lenita Mariea Marshall

Health and Wellness Specialist,

Location Kansas City, Missouri

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  • A health claim is any claim on label that claims a food brings a particular benefit...the claims must be based on scientific evidence. The evidence is the proof needed to support the claim.

    I often doubt the U.S. standards....

  • eggs, salmon, cabbage, ginger, turmeric, quinoa, berries

  • Cooking food at home will allow families to control how much salt is added to meals. It can also lead to a better consumption of nutrient dense foods instead of high calorie low nutrition foods. I think society is so fast paced that we don't make the time to cook at home very often anymore. We rely on restaurants to feed us.
    When becoming vegan or vegetarian...

  • The breakdown of protein information is awesome! Great take-a-way!

  • Health and Wellness Specialist

  • My food choice hasn't changed much across my life span. I was raised eating lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. My children were raised to do the same. I still consume lots of plants.

  • In the U.S. we are both commercially driven to eat high fat low nutrition foods, and to make healthy food choices. Personally, I was raised on a farm, that included a freshwater lake. My intake is quite different than the African American centered diet of Soul Food. If and when I cook it, it is modified to be healthier. In the midwest where I live, there is a...

  • Hopefully, many people will begin have their own gardens, and grow their on food, so in 2050, most families will be self sustaining. If not it will probably be mostly lab grown.

  • Health and Wellness Specialist, Personal Trainer

  • HI! I am a Health and Wellness Specialist from the United States. I am continuing education with this course. So far, I am loving the information. I hope to gain a deeper knowledge and a better understanding of nutrition by taking this course. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

  • We have developed appetites for unhealthy, processed food substances. Possibly intentional to increase the need for pharma products due to chronic illnesses. If every family had the means and the knowledge to till soil, and produce their own food, chronic illnesses would be reversed and minimized. I am super excited about this course!!

  • Fleibility and strength..Lucy - so very important! So far I'm getting the impression that the program is giving the participants hope - and once they experience the benefits they have even more! thinking about the loss of strength and fflexibility in your hands as you age can be frightening, thinking about the simple things, like sipping coffee or putting on...

  • At 12 months the participants that received the SARAH program had shown double the progression in hand improvement compared to the usual care participants. That is remarkable!

  • I've never heard of wave baths. I'm interested in finding out more.

  • I agree with the holistic approach, treatihng the symptoms only suppresses the condition whereas diet and activity could possibly cure or at lease keep the disease from progressing. I love this article.

  • So many knee and hip replacements, it seems that these are preferred over weigh management and activity.

  • I am a personal trainer from the United States. What motivated me to join this course is having clients who have been affected by arthritis in their hands. They have limited mobility. Using hand therapy will hopefully offer them some comfort and regaining of some use of what they have lost due to the condition.

  • Very nice to meet each of you. I'm looking forward to the insight that each of you have brought to this course, and take away as much information as possible! Thank you

  • I am a personal trainer and strength coach. I do lots of functional training with my clients, I hope this will increase my capacity to offer them some relief and assistance.

  • -My name is Lenita I want to increase the value of the property I own and rent or sell it. I'm really happy that this course is offered.

  • Just purchased a home. I I want to do some upgrades and sell or rent it and purchase another one. I also have a spot of land and I'm undecided as to what I want to make of it.

  • I massage the area, walk around, stretch, foam roller, reposition, use pillows

  • moving your focus, retraining your brain..

  • Standing or sitting too long

  • This is great news!

  • I still workout. I used to do HIIT, now it use less intensity, less jumping. I can do everything else. I have a bit of pain when I sit for long periods of time. It goes away after I start walking or moving around..

  • weight gain, diet, immobility, age

  • Lets Go!

  • Knowledge to pass along to my clients and help myself if I have it.

  • I am a personal trainer and nutrition specialist. I workout 5 days per week. My weight is managed through diet and activity, I have a sit down job and sitting has caused my hips to be stiff. Age and sitting is not my friend! I am trying to stand up and stretch throughout my work day. Hopefully I can improve hip mobility.

  • Awesome! I joined the Network!

  • I am a personal trainer and I've been an athelete my entire life. My joints have taking a toll with all the activity. I am eager to learn how to managage pain and develope more flexibility while remaining active.

  • So happy to get started!

  • I see changes in gait a lot in both men and women particularly in their 40's. I incorporate functional workouts and discuss diets during most of my sessions.

  • Healthy diet (proper intake of vitamins, minerals, proper hydration, healthy carbs, fats and proteins) regular activity including stretching and proper hydration can aid in keeping the tendons healthy and preserves elasticity. I found some interesting information in the articles below....

  • The section of the thigh muscle is interesting, the loss of muscle fiber is astounding! I hope this will introduce ways to maintain a level of muscle mass as we age. I have cared for the elderly in nursing homes and seeing pictures of them when they were younger, I have noticed sarcopenia. I also have witnessed men and women who exercise regularly, these...

  • Thanks for the reminder! I need to order more collagen.

  • Exactly! They lived off the land and didn't have processed foods such as we have today!

  • The article makes sense, I love the information in which he talks about the DNA strands, and how the ends are shorter and it hinders the replecation process. Listening to the video makes me want to deepen my study of food science so that I can broaden my awareness of the foods that aid in cell regeneration and those that contain higher levels of antioxidants....

  • Simple remedy, yet difficult when we adopt a lifestyle of unhealthy habits. Healthy eating and an active lifestyle can reverse or improve so many conditions. This article speaks volumes.

  • I've noticed the malformation in the joints when working with clients who are obese. lordosis of the spine, and knees turned in from extra weight putting stress on the ankle and knee joints.

  • Very informatiive! Stress, anxiety and depression can lead to obesity - obesity can lead to stress, anxiety and depression... I see this every day, both ways.

  • "Fat tissue secretes hormones and bioactive compounds, crucially including inflammatory markers, both to surrounding tissues, and directly into the bloodstream from which they are transported throughout the body." This entry stood out to me, it's amazing how in it's place and the correct amount, fat is useful and necessary, releasing energy, fuel and important...

  • I certainly hope the knowledge of this course will help me better explain the importance weight management to my clients.

  • I've taken other courses and I'm constantly looking for classes to help me be a better coach to my clients.

  • I need more knowledge in this area.. point blank! I'm ready to absorbe and learn as much as I can.

  • This is where the issue lies. People desire to lose weight and become more healthy, but they have lifelong habits that can hinder progress. These habits may even be the reason most people never begin.

  • I have a personal training degree, and my profession is creating exercise programs for my clients, all of which are overweight.

  • I have a personal training degree, during the course, we studied how benificial it is to create short term measurable goals.

  • I believe I answered this question in my last post. I take into consideration the condition of my clients when putting together a workout plan. Not every client is the same, their individual needs must be addressed. I research their conditions, past history, illnesses.. and then move forward with constructing a plan for their goals.

  • I love studing food combining, along with exercise, I have a nursing degree so I have a bit of knowledge with chronic illnesses, with a study in nutrition. When my clients come to me for help, I have to take into account any disease and build their diet and workout plan accordingly.

  • I am an exercise instructor (personal trainer) and health and wellness coach. People come to me for their health management, mostly losing weight and becoming more healthy. I talk to people "A LOT" about weight management.

  • I am a Personal Trainer, and Health and Wellness Coach

  • Great resources, I'm ready to get started!

  • I love the information regarding DNA and how aging affects the ability of our cells to transmit signals and regenerate..I also loved the vidio with the Green vegan vegetable stew! I must try! So far the beginning of this course has definately inspired me to be more deligent with my diet and select more nutritious food.

  • Simply and very informative! So easy to understand.

  • I've heard that most herbs and fresh vegetables are good for the musculoskelatal system. I've heard that caffeine is not as it depleats the body of calcium and decreases bone density over time. Regarding exercise, I"ve heard that high impact activities are not good for joints.

  • Hi! I'm just starting the course. Using the information to help myself as I age and the clients that employ me as a Health and Wellness Coach and Personal Trainer!

  • Hello! I am a personal trainer and wellness coach. Taking this course to keep my skills sharp and to acquire more knowledge.

  • i love this video! gonna watch it over and over

  • Hey Kat, I add spirulina to my protein shakes.. Good idea to add kale.

  • i had black coffee and water this morning, a juice mix for lunch, hibiscus tea for a snack and dinner was Indian food. later tonight i had stuffed chicken breast, about 4 oz and some fresh broccoli

  • Drink more water, i eat small amounts, I may need to eat more of what it is that i do eat..

  • Balance is key, some people may need more of a particular set of nutrients than others... It's important to know our bodies and eat as healthy as possible

  • I can eat more vegetables and fruit daily.

  • i tracked 3 days and ate about 25

  • I agree June, so did I! I purchased Vitamin D, I had vitamin E on and C on hand. I already eat healthy but I was on high alert, drinking teas and eating herbs..My friends are now catching on and trying to eat healthier.

  • Keeping a healthy immune system is important at all times, you never know what could possibly happen, breaking an arm or leg, or catching a cold requires a healthy body to recover! it shouldn't take a pandemic to convince us we need to be healthy.

  • In the us, the FDA recommends mostly grains, next vegetables and fruits, meats and cheese... I believe this could be the cause of obesity as well as diabetes in our country. I just keep fruit and vegetables out and when I'm hungry they catch my eye first..so they are eaten first.

  • there really isn't much i haven't tried...? i will have to come back to this

  • My thoughts, our bodies are made of natural chemicals. the chemicals found in natural foods, found in our bodies, what better building and sustenance material than what the product is made of! I would rather eat food to heal and be sustained than to use synthetics which treat an ailment..

  • I eat spices.. lots of them

  • i absolutely love this course! learning so much!

  • I grew up on a farm, we basically lived off the land. Kept us healthy and we didn't get sick. I love teas, herbs, roots, and plants..I feel better when I eat them

  • Tumeric and tart cherry juice for joint pain and muscle soreness after I workout. Very beneficial

  • In the US, the FDA, Food and Drug Administration is the organization that does the regulating.

  • It is very important to know our limits and when to refer people to their health care professions. This can be detrimental

  • To expand my knowledge, and aid my clients when i provide counseling

  • It's 8:03 PM
    The last time I ate was around 7:45
    I am not hungry
    I'm not tired at all
    A glass of water would be perfect!

  • As long as there is the Internet, there is always a risk of cyber attacks.

  • Good evening, I'm excited to begin this course to add to my resume and computer knowledge. I've worked in the health industry for over 20 years and have witness quite a few network security breeches.

  • The biological value description was very helpful!

  • I get most but I’m sure I don’t get enough. I eat one meal each day.. it may not include a variety.
    I’m going to be more mindful in selecting whet I eat.I create meal plans for others.. I will start creating and plan better meals for myself.

  • Great information! Macronutrients.. protein, fats, carbs,
    Micronutrients.. vitamins and minerals
    All are very necessary. Along with wato

  • Love it! Super excited to continue!

  • I am a health and wellness specialist, I just want to know more about the heart and reading ECG's.

  • Getting involved and learning through conversation attribute to memory and recall. We associate and connect ideas on a higher level when we are a part of the process!

  • I'm super late starting, but I'm happy to begin and eager to further my education regarding food and nutrition! I'm a Health and Wellness Specialist from the US

  • Late starting but I'm excited!

  • I'm late joining again, I appreciate the video, it's great to see faces and hear from our instructors!! Thank you!

  • Well, I tend to eat pretty healthy as it is. I know I should drink more water.

  • I usually tend to eat lots of fresh vegetables and fruits, I also drink plenty of water. When I eat this way, I notice less joint pain. Adding fresh turmeric root also aids in relieving joint pain. My 8 yr old grandson is reading along and he wanted to add, the food categories listed above also add anti-oxidants to my body. (smiling)

  • It's after midnight, I had peach kefir about an hour and a half ago, maybe a couple tablespoons. I'm not hungry at all, my next meal will probably be at 2pm tomorrow. I very rarely eat breakfast, I practice intermittent fasting. It works great for me personally

  • Hello! I am starting a couple of days late, I'm a Fitness and Nutrition Specialist. I am very excited to have started this course and I look forward to getting to know everyone!

  • It took me a while to complete the week but I did and it's been great!

  • Every child learns and develops at his/her own pace. It's important to keep a positive learning environment, and encourage exploration.

  • Repetition is the key to learning languages. We know our names because we were told over and over...

  • This would be very difficult for me to handle

  • I think recovery is acknowledging that there is an illness, accepting treatment, and education regarding the diagnosis. Recovery is definitely a journey. Also having a great support team on your side!

  • Connectedness Hope Identity Meaning Empowerment.. We can all benefit from these!