The Power Patients Have to Tackle Personal and Planetary Challenges; Eating Can Do That

Kathryn J. Pollard, MS will give the big-picture climate science and health information people need, to make transformative food choices for their well-being and the future of all of us. Just eating can do that.
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ABOUT THIS LECTURE

Target Audience: healthcare practitioners who want to help patients overcome disease risk and obesity. It covers the subject matter of Kathryn Pollard’s recently published book, a recipient of several awards.

 

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify the healthy operating boundaries of both the human body and the earth

2. Discuss how a whole food plant-based diet can improve and maintain health and immunity

3. Describe how a whole food plant-based diet addresses climate change and the health of the environment

4. Explain four simple sustainable food rules to improve and maintain health that also lower your personal carbon footprint

The Speaker

Kathryn J. Pollard, MS
Author and nutritionist Kathryn J. Pollard has been teaching others how to find optimal health through a healthy dietary pattern for decades. This diet is one based on whole plant foods; a general way of eating allows for a healthy lifestyle and comes with the bonus of living a sustainable life responsible for using the least resources and the lowest carbon footprint within our power. Author of the popular guidebook Eating Does It: Healing Ourselves and Our Planet with Food, Kathy is the Research Projects Manager for the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, and adjunct faculty for the University of New England Graduate Nutrition Program. She is among the first instructors chosen to teach for the renowned T. Colin Campbell certification course in plant-based nutrition, which she taught for many years. As she covers in her first book, the most effective action anyone can take to address the world’s biggest challenges (health, disease and climate change) is through diet - it has the power to optimize health, combat both climate change and rampant chronic disease, and address pathogens, systemic inflammation and greenhouse gas emissions, all without waiting for big policy changes, international cooperation, or costly drugs or medical procedures—and it’s free. Just eating can do that.

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