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HEalthy eating

One of the core aspects of healthy living is healthy eating. 
Healthy eating can benefit you short-term and long-term. It can increase your energy and make you feel good. It can also help to prevent type 2 diabetes and other chronic diseases including heart disease and some cancers.

Healthy eating is more than the food that you eat, it also includes the way that you eat. Food is a part of who we are, of our social life, our culture and traditions. Food is an important part of cultural ceremonies and celebrating special occasions. It is also a way to share and connect with one another.

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Advocacy

The webpage was created to provide tools and ideas for individuals to live a healthy lifestyle. Since the environment and policy play a large role in people’s health and access to healthy foods, KSDPP strongly advocates for healthy environment and policies to promote healthy choices for individuals.


Medical disclaimer: When it comes to nutrition, there is no one size fits all. The content and resources on this page are about general, healthful eating and not intended to be complete or replace individualized advice from a healthcare professional. We highly recommend you consult a healthcare professional such as a registered dietitian/nutritionist or physician for specific advice tailored to your personal needs.

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  • Home
  • About KSDPP
    • About CAB
    • Upcoming Events
    • Photo Gallery
    • Meet the Team
    • Funding
    • Donations
    • Job Opportunities
    • Website Translation
    • Contact Us
  • Community
    • Programs >
      • Project Playground
      • Brown Bag Lunch
      • Men's Get Fit
      • Racers For Health
      • Family and Friends Skating
    • Policies
  • Healthy Lifestyles
    • Diabetes Information
    • Healthy Eating >
      • The Early Years
      • Children
      • Youth
      • Adults
      • Older Adults
      • Recipes and Resources
    • Movement >
      • The Early Years
      • Children and Youth
      • Youth and Adults
      • Older adults
      • Families
      • Resources
    • Sleep >
      • The Early Years
      • Children and Youth
      • Youth and Adults
      • Older Adults
      • Families
      • Resources
    • Sedentary Behaviour >
      • The Early Years
      • Children and Youth
      • Youth and Adults
      • Older Adults
      • Tips
  • Research & Training
    • Overview
    • KSDPP Code Of Research Ethics
    • KSDPP Annual Research Report
    • Community Mobilization Training
    • Quebec NEIHR
    • Quebec Indigenous Mentorship Network Program (QIMP)
    • Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program (IYMP)
    • Skátne Ionkwaweientehtaonhátie (for youth under 35)
    • Awards
    • Publications
    • Posters
    • KSDPP Webinars