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Vol. CXXVIII, No. 22

Nutritionally
Speaking

By Barbara Beznos, RD,

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Nutrition, LE

To Life!

Spiritual Stripe 17

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A weaving project has area students
and adults wrapped in Judaism.

With Attitude! 20

The annual "RC" is a weeklong success
for Michigan Region BBYO.

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Metro

Just A Beginning 25

the auto shovv,
dealers and more

Holocaust center leader seeks
higher state funding in future.

Break The Silence! 26

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Domestic abuse expert to speak
to public and professionals.

d raising funds

On The Cover

For late-breaking news: J ewis

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Like No Other Vote 27

A World Zionist Congress primer

Ann Arbor
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18
Around Town
Arts/Entertainment .45
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Business
44
Crossword
14
Doer Profile
22
Food
6
Letters
70
Marketplace
61
Mazel Toy!
25
Metro
81
Obituaries
6
Online
39
Opinion
Something Extra ...11
12
Staff Box
66
Synagogues
19
Teens
23
The Scene

To Dot/Calendar
To Life!
Torah Portion
World/Israel

Columnists
George Cantor
Harry Kirsbaum
Sy Manello
Danny Raskin
Robin Schwartz
Robert Sklar

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Families connect with Israel and Israelis
in Jerusalem and the Central Galilee.

Arts &.
Entertainment

Building Buzz 45

Ann Arbor-based band Tally Hall boasts

a debut CD and a national tour.

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-4,- First of all, a bona fide nutri-
tional counselor, typically,
-N, is a credentialed profes-
\-s/ sional (e.g., a Registered
2 Dietitian), who has passed
.'. ) and demonstrated the
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) requisite proficiency in a
rigorous, nutrition-ori-
ented curriculum.

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Mission Of Discovery 32

Friday, Jan. 6,
4:57 p.m.

Li Dear
Bar ten,
you recom-
mend nutri-
tional counsel-
ing/coaching.
What is nutritional counseling and
what advantages, if any, does it
have over just reading a diet book
or locating nutrition and dietary
information on the internet?
Thanks, Beth.

nswer: Dear Beth, As a
Registered Dietitian under
the American Dietetic
Association (ADA) and Licensed
Dietitian/Nutritionist in Florida
(not offered in Michigan), who
regularly counsels clients about
their nutrition and dietary behav-
ior, naturally, I have more than a
passing interest in the subject.

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A GENERAL

//, Unlike a generic diet
book or internet site, I
am able to use that back-
ground, my experience,
and first-hand client observation/
interaction, together with vari-
ous professional evaluation tools,
to determine the best course of
action for a particular client. But.
that's just the beginning – a good
counselor/coach not only supports,
but, indeed, partners with the cli-
ent – in order to ensure the greatest
likelihood of long-term success:

— Barbara Beznos,

Registered Dietitian

Integrated Nutrition, LLC,
32401 Northwestern Hwy.
Farmington Hills. MI 48334

Phone:
(248) 538-8050

E-mail:
barb@integratednutrition.com

EXCELLENCE

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Web:

www.integratednutrition.eom

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