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HEALTH & WELLNESS DIRECTORY / FALL 2018 9 Michaels Helping Hands Foundation is dedicated to remembering and promoting the spirit and ideals of Michael Chaloupka by making a difference in the lives of adults with disabilities in Southeastern Wisconsin. mjcfair@gmail.com 262-404-5763 Julie Chaloupka Friday, October 19 th 10:00 – 6:00 PM at Cornerstone Church N6 W31449 Alberta Dr., Delafield (1 mile south of I-94 on Hwy 83) Door Prize Drawings & Bake Sale SILENT AUCTION Over 100 Items, Gift Certificates, Packer & Brewers Memorabilia Listing available at www.MichaelsHelpingHands.org 257181001 MJC Memorial Craft Fair Craft Fair Craft Fair FREE Admission Saturday, October 20 th 10:00 – 4:00 PM & & & & Moderation from page 7 full. You should feel satis- fied." Moderation commonly applies to junk food — or processed foods with little to no nutrients. Many of the local experts interviewed for this article agreed such items can be part of a healthy diet, so long as they are incorpo- rated sparingly. "Eating one cookie doesn't make you unhealthy, and eat- ing one salad doesn't make you healthy," Alyssa Riesen said. "It's those repeat pat- terns that matter." At the same time, Alyssa Riesen also cautions against cutting out entire food groups, which is a concept that permeates a number of fad diets. "It's not healthy to cut out whole food groups at any one time," she said. Castellino agrees, saying, "Moderation and balance go hand-in-hand. Avoid the extremes of having too little or too much of something. That's how nutrition works — it's about the big picture and having balance." Local dietitians offered up several practical suggestions to gauge how the concept of moderation could apply to a specific person's eating regi- men. Alyssa Riesen said the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' website, www.eat right.org, offers a bounty of expert articles on the modera- tion. In an age of technology, Liz Riesen said she also encour- ages people to seek out apps and websites that can bring further clarity to the concept. "There are a lot of great tools out there," she said.

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