Nutritional Myths-gluten, sweeteners, organic & much more
8th International Conference on Nutrition, Food Science and Technology
December 09-10, 2019 | Dubai, UAE
Lovely Ranganath
Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE
Scientific Tracks Abstracts : J Food Sci Nutr
Abstract:
Years back the medical professional’s educational
qualification and work experience was considered the
gold standard to evaluate credibility. After the birth of Google,
it is a struggle for the evidence-based practitioner to work
with clients from a foundation built on principles of wisdom,
confidence and integrity. The field of Nutrition & Dietetics
is most hit by quackery. From that friend who managed to
lose 20kgs & has 5000 followers in Instagram to the Licenced
Dietician promoting her grain free products and glorifying the
Paleo or Ketogenic diet to that beautiful actress with a million
followers, posting pictures of her ‘Superfood detox green
smoothie’- the public is as lost as we are.
Hoping to shed some light to the mayhem, I chose the topic
of Nutritional Myths with the objective of empowering my
colleagues, so they remain critical in their advice and go forth
and support those reaching out to them with confidence.
I will be covering four topics –
•GLUTEN – Does it impair gut health and reduce fat loss?
• ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS– Is it worse than sugar and does it
initiate an insulin response?
• ORGANIC – Are they healthier?
•IS FASTED CARDIO A GREAT METHOD FOR FAT LOSS?
Under each i will explore - Where did the myth come from?
What gives it credence? Research to refute it & Conclusion.
Biography:
Lovely Ranganath, Senior Nutritionist at Dubai World Trade Centre. A master’s in food science and Nutrition, plenty of passion and strong work ethics is what made Lovely explore various work industries the past 20+ years, from Hospitals (patient care – Mediclinic & Al Zahra) to Hospitality (DWTC Hospitality - retail, private and event based catering). She has firsthand knowledge about the workings of both the Health and Food industry. She feels that every good practitioner, to be truly successful, should know how to translate cutting edge research into practical advice for their clients. Her work philosophy is ‘The brighter you are, the more you have to learn’!
E-mail: rlovely_d@yahoo.com
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