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Feeding your Family
Government Resources
Fueling the Military Family
An interactive self-development nutrition training module available on the ARMY FIT/Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness website. Log in with your CAC card. Go to Tutorials. Click on "PHYSICAL TAB". Go to Fueling the Military Family or choose from a variety of topics to include: High Performance Nutrition, Running, Supplements and Fluids, Nutrition in the Field, and Losing Weight.
Eating with Your Kids Matters (HPRC)
Human Performance Resource Center nutrition blog and information based on solid research.
ChooseMyPlate.gov Healthy eating solutions, practical tips, and easy-to-understand nutrition information for all ages. Check out the online and interactive tool section (My Daily Checklist) for your personalized plan on what and how much to eat for your daily calorie allowance.
FDA How to Understand and Use the Nutrition Facts Label
Learn how to make it easier to read food labels and make quick, informed food choices while grocery shopping.
DECA - Commissary: Healthy Eating Meet your health, nutrition, and wellness goals. Check out the Healthy Eats section for quick meal solutions and healthy recipe suggestions to help you on your next trip to the Commissary.
USDA:
Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Science-based nutrition recommendations to help you make better food and beverage decisions, manage your weight, and prevent chronic disease conditions (Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease).
Delicious Heart Healthy Recipes from National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Several FREE and downloadable cookbooks and step-by-step videos are available. Cook book collection contains over 150 heart healthy and taste-tested recipes you and/or your entire family can enjoy! Find familiar, but healthier versions of family favorites form several different ethnicities (African American, Latino, Indian, Alaskan native, and Vietnamese) and much more!
Cooking Guide for Soldiers (APHC) Guidance on food shopping, menus, cooking devices, preparing meals and nutritional facts.
Non-Government Resources
Home Food Safety
Timely home food safety tips to keep you and your family safe. Collaborative website sponsored by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Just the Food Facts. From the Experts. The Center For Food Integrity. Find everything from proper food safety to food myths and healthy eating tips! Their mission: Bring you the most objective, trustworthy, and accurate information from the experts (RDs and University PhDs). You can even submit your own nutrition questions.
Food Fit Fabulous Evidenced- based resource and food blog about the foods you love, how to stay fit for life, and ways nutrition can help you feel fabulous. You will find information on current trends, nutrition videos, podcasts, recipes, and so much more!
Nutrition for a Healthy Retirement
Government Resources
EAT RIGHT for Healthy Aging
Eating right and being physically active are keys to staying healthy throughout life. Nutrient needs change with age. Familiarize yourself with the foods that offer the vitamins and minerals that promote good health as we age.
Senior Health: Eating Well as You Get Older
(NIH) Eating well is vital for everyone at all ages. Whatever your age, your daily food choices can make an important difference in your health and in how you look and feel.
Women's Nutrition
Non-government Resources
Healthy Eating for Women. Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Women have special nutrient needs. learn how to look and feel your best with proper nutrition.
Government Resources
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding. Choose My Plate Nutrition advice to help you and your baby stay healthy. Get your own "My Plate Daily Checklist" and find out which foods and amounts are right for you when you are
pregnant and/or breastfeeding.
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). USDA Food and Nutrition Service.
Find out if you are eligible for this program that helps make healthy eating more affordable for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, postpartum women and their children (up to age 5).
Kids and Teens
Non-government Resources
Kids Eat Right. Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Checkout the videos and tips to help your child form good nutrition habits at an early age. Watch the
Cooking with Kids
series for age-appropriate ideas on how to get your child involved in preparing meals.
Fuel Up To Play 60
Empowers students to take charge in making small, everyday changes by choosing good-for-you foods and getting active for at least 60 minutes every day.
5-2-1-0
Let's Go!
A childhood obesity prevention program with easy-to-follow and remember recommendations!
Men's Nutrition
Non-government Resources
Eat Right for Men
Scientifically-based nutrition and food information for men through all stages of life.
