One of the ways I keep up with the science of nutrition that is always shifting is by taking part in webinars or virtual conferences held by the premier nutrition organizations. In these presentations, I can hear what the different researchers have to say about the science, learn about the top technological developments, and even hear the different opinions about emerging trends. I try to stay on top of at least a couple or three held annually. And I can tell from experience that this is one of the best ways to keep up because not only are these sessions great at keeping me up to speed, but also even better at helping me transfer that knowledge point-for-point into my practice. It’s a great way to avoid the noise and hone in on what’s most relevant and most evidence-based. My recommendation to anyone in the industry is to make continuing education a standard part of your calendar. It’s a small time investment that minimizes your effort while making you more effective, and keeping you towards the front of the pack.
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