Nutrition Information Services
College life can wreak havoc on anyone's diet - especially those who are just now venturing away from Mom's home cooking and have to make the tough decisions like whether to have the cheeseburger or the grilled chicken breast. Whether you're fighting the "freshman fifteen" or trying to avoid a food allergic reaction, our Nutritionist can help you meet your nutritional goals.
If you have a nutrition-related question, simply submit your question below and you will receive an answer by email shortly.
Please note this service is intended to provide general information on common nutrition/medical topics. It is NOT comprehensive medical review and does not include all potential medical conditions, issues, or considerations. Therefore it cannot and should not be relied upon as a substitute for seeing an appropriate health care professional.
Getting adequate intakes of folate is especially important for women who may become pregnant. Women of childbearing age or planning to become pregnant should eat plenty of folate-rich foods and take a daily multivitamin or mineral supplement that contains 0.4 mg (400 ug) of folic acid.
