Welcome to AM Dietetics. A nutrition blog by Anne Wright, dietitian/nutritionist.
What I've been up to in May: A month for Northwest Nutrition/AM Dietetics
Posted on May 24, 10:30 PM in General. No comments.

May has been an interesting and busy month for me here at AM Dietetics. Just for a change, I thought I’d share a few of the things I’ve been up to these past few weeks.
Friday salmon burgers - a healthy burger alternative
Posted on May 11, 07:26 PM in Main Course. Comments [2].

Feel like a healthy burger? It’s Friday so I thought I’d post a quick and easy salmon burger. Salmon is loaded with protein and with omega 3 fats, great for protecting against cardiovascular disease, for joint protection and also for improving mood and cognition. So why not have a “feel good” Friday..
Another reason to give your kids Milk
Posted on May 4, 10:17 AM in Kids and Young People and Health and Well Being. Comments [1].

Did you know that giving your children milk may help them with their physical performance and protect them from falls in later years? We all know that milk is a great source of protein and calcium, essential for bone growth and development, but there is also some evidence that mobility may be improved in the later years as a result of drinking more milk.
Courgette Tea Bread
Posted on Apr 13, 01:11 PM in Cakes and Biscuits and Snacks. No comments.

Kids don’t like courgette or zucchini? Have some leftovers in the fridge? Here is a great way to get the kids to eat more vegetables without even knowing it. It’s also a nice way to use up your leftovers. Courgettes are called zucchini back where I’m from. People tend to love them or hate them but they are a super vegetable when it comes to nutrition. They are low in calories, a source of folate, potassium, and vitamins A and C. See if your guests can guess the secret ingredient in this tea cake.
A good dietetic consultation- what are the essentials?
Posted on Apr 12, 10:15 PM in General. Comments [1].

Having been a Senior Lecturer in Dietetics for 4 years, and a practicing Dietitian for nearly 20, I have spent quite a lot of time thinking about what makes a good dietitian and what makes a good dietetic consultation. It’s important to think about whether or not we are giving the best service we can and to ensure we are giving the customer what they want and need. In my experience, most dietitians are by nature “helping” people and are concerned that they are doing a good job. But how do we know that we are doing a good job?
What things make up a good dietetic consultation, according to clients.Questions about nutrition?
Do you have any nutrition questions? I'm always interested in hearing them, and I'll do my best to answer.