The March issue of the Nutrition Times newsletter features tips to celebrate Nutrition Month with a focus on protein.
The Nutrition Times newsletter emphasizes the vital role of protein consumption for maintaining physical strength and independence during the aging process. This resource explains that protein serves as a foundational building block for muscles and bones while helping to feel satisfied after eating. Readers are encouraged to choose from a diverse range of plant-based and animal-based sources, prioritizing options that are low in sodium and saturated fats. The newsletter provides practical dietary strategies, such as distributing protein intake across all daily meals and pairing it with produce for energy-boosting snacks. Additionally, the newsletter suggests incorporating lean proteins like legumes, seafood, and low-fat dairy into familiar recipes to improve overall health. To support long-term wellness, the publication offers access to professional nutritional counseling, specialized workshops, and interactive tools for assessing personal dietary needs.
For information about this year's Nutrition Month theme, visit: Nutrition Month 2026 | Together 4 Health
Author/Source: Nutrition Services, Alberta Health Services
Posted March 1, 2026
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