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Healthy eating at the Lake

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Everyone knows crash and fad diets don’t work, so for those looking for long-term benefits from a good diet, Dr Catherine Bondonno will give a presentati­on at the Lake Monger Recreation Club this Monday.

Dr Bondonno is a senior research fellow in the Nutrition & Health Innovation Research Institute (NHIRI) at Edith Cowan University and co-lead of the discovery and excellence theme and chair of the profession­al developmen­t committee for NHIRI.

Her research program is focused on identifyin­g dietary strategies to achieve and maintain cardiovasc­ular and cognitive health.

It has concentrat­ed on the benefits of dietary nitrate (from vegetables) and flavonoids (from fruit), and she has developed a substantia­l body of evidence that these improve vascular health through effects on nitric oxide. The research has included clinical trials, nutritiona­l epidemiolo­gy and developmen­t of food bioactive compositio­n datasets.

Dr Bondonno is a registered nutritioni­st, is currently chair of the Perth regional group of the Nutrition Society of Australia, and committee member of the Australian Academy of Science, National Committee of Nutrition.

The informatio­n she will share could have a lasting impact on health and wellbeing.

The meeting is on Monday, April 8 at the Lake Monger Recreation Club, 144 Gregory Street, Wembley. The cost is $10 (cash) for morning tea and a ticket for door prizes, beginning at 10am. The talk begins at 11am.

Register to attend with Kerry Eivers at kerryeiver­s@yahoo.com.au or call 9440 6815.

 ?? ?? Catherine Bondonno gives well-researched advice on long-term dietary strategies.
Catherine Bondonno gives well-researched advice on long-term dietary strategies.

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