Studies have shown links between nutrition and children's cognitive development as well as behavior. Factors such as sugar intake, caffeine, carbonated beverages, water, balanced meals, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, and eating intervals throughout the day can have physical and psychological effects on a child's academic performance.
In Tennessee:
Williamson County
Tamara Jo Mariea, CNN, CERSA
Internal Balance
In Georgia:
Carol Ann Brannon, MS, RD, LD
"Personal, Practical, Positive Nutrition Makeovers"
Nutrition Therapist, Food Coach, Author, Speaker
Duluth & Suwannee, GA
Telephone: 404-409-1747
Fax 404-601-6018
For CEU Courses and Articles by C.A. Brannon:
www.nutritiondimension.com
www.todaysdietitian.com
Two Locations:
4269 Riverview Drive
Duluth, GA 30097
OR
3095 Johns Creek Court Suite 250
Suwannee, GA 30024
Web Links:
Gluten Free Dietician
Nourishing Hope
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