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When is national child nutriton worker day?

I think that you probably mean this ....

Child Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week, May 7-11, 2007

NHE Certification (National health educators certificate)?

NHE Certification (National health educators certificate)?

It takes about 7 weeks to get the ACSM HFI cert. NHE is harder and so they probably don't have as many people taking it. That could be why you'll get the certificate much faster. Great job on passing the exam. It's a tough one for sure.

6 weeks to lose weight !!????

6 weeks to lose weight !!????

If you're going to ask a question, you should ask a question. You'll get much better results that way.

I don't know how much fat a "bit" is, but I think you can lose that much in six weeks.

Here's an excellent website for you. Be sure to bookmark it and use it. It's been recommended by the people your doctor listens to, US National Institute of Health, and has tons of information about your growing and changing body. -->

To find out how the best minds in nutrition in the world (at the US NIH) have recommended for decades we lose fat, read my answer about how to lose fat -->

Your body has no choice but to follow your brain. So, you should feed your brain a steady diet of good information if you want to be all you can be. It's YOUR body and it has to last a lifetime so it's worth the investment. Don't ask questions of random strangers with no credibility in this or other online forums. Use high quality resources for information instead. The basic principles of health, fitness, and nutrition are not that difficult or hard to understand.

Avoid the internet unless you're using trusted sites in dot gov or dot edu domains. The dot coms are usually driven by profit motive and you'll find bad information in most websties including WebMD, Livestrong, Bobybuilding.com, etc. and especially in this forum and others like it. And, avoid magazine and other cheap commercial informational products about fitness, glamour, muscle building, fashion and fads. Don't be part of the "herd" unless you want to look, feel, and perform like the "herd".

Use books, especially late edition text books on subjects such as nutrition, anatomy, kinesiology, and physiology...especially exercise physiology. You can find excellent information resources at your local public or Uni library or for sale cheap online at Amazon.com and Ebay.com.

Always follow the science. Use critical thinking. Be skeptical and do not believe anything without cross checking it with trusted sources. Grow your personal knowledge base and everything else will follow with relative ease.

You have one body and it has to last a lifetime. It's worth the investment to learn how to care for it properly.

Good luck and good health!!

PS: Here are some good websites you may find useful.

• A MUST FOR DIETERS

• BEST DIET TOOL ON THE WEB

• BEST FOODS FOR YOU

• NUTRITION DOT GOV

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