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Tips from International Osteoporosis Foundation: Part 1- Five essential strategies for osteoporosis prevention
Posted 5/24/2013 by  Guest Blogger
As a health professional, you know that your bones and muscles form the structure that carries you through a lifetime. As they age, many people are affected by weak bones and muscles, and are therefore at increased risk of falls and broken bones (fractures).
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Celiac Disease Resources
With May being Celiac Disease Awareness Month gluten-free diets are sure to be a hot topic. We have a variety of gluten-free nutrition education materials, including a video series that covers everthing from what gluten is to dining out on a gluten-free diet. 

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Building Better Bone Health 
May is National Osteoporosis Awareness Month, but that doesn't mean that good bone health shouldn't always be top of mind!  Our free library of practical bone health resources for health professionals can help with educating clients about this important topic!

Check out our Bone Health resources
All Forms Fit brochure 
All forms of fruits and vegetables, whether fresh, frozen, canned, dried or 100% juice products, provide needed nutrients.  This brochure by Produce for Better Health addresses common misperceptions about fruits and vegetables and key barriers to their consumption. 

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General Mills Global Responsibility Report
We recently released our 2013 Global Responsibility Report which reviews the progress our company is making towards our mission of Nourishing Lives. 

Learn more by:
Watching an Overview Video
Viewing the Report  
General Mills is USDA National Partner
General Mills is proud to be a National Strategic Partner with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to help promote the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.  USDA does not endorse or recommend any programs, products, services, initiatives or resources.
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