** This Science Behind event took place in April, 2016 **
We receive a lot of confusing messages this day and age about nutrition, and the topic of fat can be one of the most confusing things to grasp when making food choices. Come to Walking Mountains Science Center on April 6th to learn “the good, the bad, and the ugly” about fat during this interactive program.
Our guest presenter is Kristina Sampson, author of “Leave Cancer in the Dust: 50 Tips to Prevent Breast Cancer and Supercharge your Health” and the popular “The Vail Diet” website.
Kristina Sampson is a health coach who follows a holistic approach to health, while advocating balance and moderation. Originally a CPA, Kristina began studying nutrition after being diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer in 2007. With the analytical mind of a CPA, a sharp understanding of science, a voracious thirst for nutrition knowledge, and the experience of applying that knowledge to her own life-or-death health issues, Kristina is passionate about helping people navigate today’s confusing food landscape.
Participants in the Science Behind Fat will learn about what fat is, what the different types of fat are, and why our bodies actually need fat. We will learn how to incorporate healthy fats into our diet and how to cook with oils. Participants will also prepare and eat several delicious snacks made with healthy fats.
IF YOU GO...
Where: Walking Mountains Science Center
When: Wednesday, April 6th | 6:30-8:30PM
Cost: $10 per person, registration required.
The Science Behind Series is made possible by Vail Honeywagon Enterprises, Inc.