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Our new study on diet and cognitive performance in children: Milk and yogurt may help kids focus and boost memory, TMU study finds (2026). torontomu.ca/media/releases/…
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Giornata del Made in Italy 2026: missione a #Toronto per l’Ambasciatore d’Italia in Canada, Alessandro Cattaneo
corriere.ca/giornata-del-mad…
#Canada #Italia @ItalyinCanada #MadeInItaly @ItalyMFA
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In Toronto to celebrate with @ITAToronto the 🇮🇹 cuisine at @Eataly and the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet at @TorontoMet.
Thanks to Min. @TrevorJonesCKL for joining us.
Les relations 🇮🇹🇨🇦 ne sont pas seulement savoureuses, mais bonnes pour notre santé !
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Italian cooking is full of tradition, a way of connecting with friends, family, and appreciating the journey from farm to table.
I'm grateful to have joined H.E. Alessandro Cattaneo, Ambassador of Italy to Canada, at TMU to celebrate Italian cuisine being awarded UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status.
Ambassador Cattaneo in Toronto for the Made in Italy Day celebrations - News from Embassies - Ansa.it ansa.it/english/news/news_fr…
Thank you for the invitation @ItalyinCanada
Experts from Canada and Italy Present “Positive Nutrition” as the Future of Healthy Eating in Ottawa
@fcstorontomet @TorontoMet
@ND_Labs
ambottawa.esteri.it/en/exper…
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Boosting 🇮🇹🇨🇦strategic cooperation on health🔬and food🧀
Yesterday, at @uOttawaHealthSc we gathered🇨🇦and🇮🇹experts for a unique event on Positive Nutrition, a holistic approach promoting a balanced and varied diet supported by an active lifestyle.
Merci à tous les participants!
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On #WorldDiabetesDay, revisit @TorontoMet @ProfBellissimo's #research on allulose – a rare, low-calorie natural sugar that may help people living with #diabetes maintain stable blood glucose levels. Learn more: bit.ly/3Mhgb9B @fcstorontomet @Nutrition_TMU
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TMU nutrition professor Nick Bellissimo’s findings could be a game-changer for people looking to manage blood sugar levels. torontomu.ca/news-events/new…
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Encouraging news for people with diabetes: A new study by @NutritionTMU‘s @ProfBellissimo used a simulated digestive tract to show that for every 1g of allulose added to a dish, the degree to which glucose spikes also reduced by 1%. ow.ly/Qxqc50T6ohB
New Study from our @ND_Labs: Allulose Lowers Glucose Spikes in Simulated GI Tract
We showed that #allulose, a rare sugar, reduces glucose spikes by 1% per gram added to food in a simulated digestive system.
torontomu.ca/media/releases/…
@michelehenry @fcstorontomet
@NExT_Laboratory
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Our New Study: New study uses simulated gastrointestinal tract to test surprising health benefit sugar alternative torontomu.ca/content/ryerson… via @TorontoMet
@ProfBellissimo @fcstorontomet @researchTMU #allulose
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If you're attending #ASN2024 please visit us on Monday at Poster 493 to learn about dairy and cognitive performance in children.
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Enjoying the presentation at @TorontoMet and catching up with legendary @ProfBellissimo with big plans for @HealthWise_CQU @NutritionTMU
@CQU
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Is there a difference between 100% juice and other SSBs?🧃
A study from @ProfBellissimo @NutritionTMU found having 100% orange juice vs an orange drink as a preload➡️
⬆️caloric compensation
⬇️total energy intake
⬇️blood glucose concentrations
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3825…
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A new caution identifier is starting to appear on some #SupplementedFoods, such as vitamin water. Read the label to see if some cautions (such as “not recommended for those under 14 years old”) apply to your child.
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#NutritionLabelling
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A new study conducted at the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) suggests that the benefits of 100 per cent orange juice go far beyond a daily dose of vitamin C. @DilshadBurman with more from the study's author. bit.ly/3TwTGlA




























