C3 nutrition programs development for healthy communities

Nutrition Program Development for Healthy Community 2011 OCASI PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE June 21, 2011

1) Nutrition Program In Need
Immigrant Community Needs Nutrition Program
Agencies Serving Immigrants need to Develop Programs for Healthy Community

Non-European immigrants were more likely than the Canadian-born to report a deterioration in health

Recent non-European immigrants were more likely than the Canadian-born to visit to doctors

Recent non-European immigrants were almost twice as likely as the Canadian-born to have a substantial weight gain

2) Nutrition Programs Design
Based on Health Canada and other Health Organizations
Focus on Current Major Epidemics among Immigrant Communities

Health Canada
Communicates amounts and types of food needed to help:
Meet nutrient needs and promote health
Minimize the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, certain types of cancer and osteoporosis

Health Risk Classification According to Body Mass Index (BMI), Health Canada, 2003 ** Overweight 25-27, CANADA, 1988 Classification BMI Category (kg/m2) Risk of developing health problems Underweight <18.5 Increased Normal Weight 18.5 - 24.9 Least Overweight** 25.0 -29.9 Increased Obese Class I 30.0 - 34.9 High Obese Class II 35.0 - 39.9 Very high Obese Class III >=40.0 Extremely high

3) Promote Healthy Lifestyle
These simple steps will help reduce metabolic risk:
• Lead a healthy lifestyle
• Eat a healthy diet
• Get regular physical activity

Healthy Eating Habits
Addresses the problems of carbohydrate sensitivity and fat storage
With this lifestyle change, you will not go hungry, feel deprived, or quit from lack of variety (don’t count calories)
Emphasis on adopting a diet made up of low-glycemic foods

High-Fiber Foods for Digestive Health
Fiber intake has been linked to reducing the risk of heart disease, diabetes, obesity and certain types of cancer.
Daily fiber intake goal:
Males 19-50 38 g per day Males 50+ 30 g per day Females 19-50 25 g per day Females 50+ 21 g per day
Gene-Nutrition

4) Nutrition Program Components
Education and Training
Settlement and Integration Support
Collaboration with Health Related Organizations
Train Nutritionist from Your Own Community

Group Support
Daily Journal
Education Seminar
Dietary Suggestions
Exercise Program
Destress Activities

Advanced Nutrition Program
The advanced program for Certified Nutrition Practitioner and Registered Nutrition Counselor (RNC) is initiated by Canadian Academy of Natural Health (CANHealth) and accepted by the Canadian Examining Board of Health Care Practitioners (CEBHCP).
The goal of the program is to provide a fast-track bilingual bridging for those who have health and nutrition background and are interested in providing bilingual nutrition consulting for immigrant communities in multicultural Canada.

Reasons for Nutrition Counselor
Increasing numbers of immigrants and health challenges they are facing
Current development of advanced, high quality nutraceuticals made the professional possible
Genetic studies for recommending both lifestyle changes and a tailored nutritional regimen.
A Nutrition practitioner and counselor to service your business and community

Canadian Association of Nutri-Health Education
Not-for-profit organization in Ontario
0rganized and managed by volunteer Board of Directors and volunteer members.
The vision is to promote knowledge and the methods to help public prevent disease and maintain health.
Objectives:
To promote public health and education
To conduct training and forum in Nutri-Health
To support community effort towards prevention of disease and
improvement of public health

Canadian Association for Cancer Support CACA is built on a grassroots community cancer support group and managed by volunteer Board of Directors and volunteer members, many of them are cancer survivors and their family members.

Pastor X Story: Diabetic 2 patient Taking bypass operation on the left leg and leaving a wound with infection November 30, 2010

Taking too much antibiotic and medicine during the time in the hospital, pastor X worried blood clotting will damage his left leg, and decided visit Registered Nutrition Counselor November 30, 2010

Started with Detoxification, anti-inflammation and antioxidention three weeks later… January 4, 2011

Five weeks later…. January 4, 2011

Six Weeks later … Feburary 16, 2011

Nutrition Supplements in Use
Antioxident Phytonutrient
Vitamin B Complex
Enzymes with Probiotics
Omega III
Aloe Juice for drinking
Aloe Gel for Applying on the wound whenever possible

Before and AFTER

Nutrition Team in Help

President of Canadian Academy of Natural Health
President of Canadian Association for Cancer Support
Specialized in public health and immigrant adaptation
Publications on immigrant’s health, depression, senior health
Course taught: Sociology and Health, Ethics for Health Professionals, and Nutrition Practices
Jian Guan, PhD. RNC. People Need Nutrition, As Plant Need Sun 人体需要营养 , 就像植物需要阳光

It Is Not About Us, It is About Them 学习不是为了我们 , 而是为了他们

You Are Not Selling Products, But Solutions 你们卖的不是产品 , 而是解决问题的方案

Immigrate to A New Country, Just as Move Flowers, We have to Learn How to Add Organic Fertilizer! 移民它国就象花木移盆 , 要学会加有机肥啊 ! IMMIGRANT HEALTH AND NUTRITION COUNSELING 2010

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