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A government website that contains more than 1000 links to current and reliable nutrition information
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A comprehensive easy-to-use database of nutrient information and helpful tools to analyze your diet
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Website sponsored by the National Institutes of Health with general info on several nutrition topics that further link to related current news, research, clinical trials, and other resources
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Extensive nutrition information written by registered dietitians
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A peer-reviewed award-winning website with sections just for parents, teens, and kids; includes great nutrition and fitness articles along with recipes for special health conditions including diabetes and celiac disease
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Unveiled by First Lady Michelle Obama, Let's Move! is a national campaign that targets childhood obesity with numerous links on healthy eating and cooking, building healthier schools, how to raise active kids, and access to healthful foods
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A handy compilation of nutrition information (such as calories, fat, trans fat, cholesterol, protein, and sodium) from menus of more than 500 popular restaurants
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Fun blogs on health, nutrition, and fitness trends
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Created by Tufts University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this is a safe and comprehensive animated strength-building program that also improves balance, coordination, and mobility
