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As a registered dietitian, I wholeheartedly believe that you are what you eat, and offering nutritious foods is a priority for me. However, I was never a weekly meal-planner type of gal. Running into the grocery store to "grab a few things" every day was no big deal in my book, which meant I always had fresh fruits, veggies, meats, and fish on hand. But with COVID-19 concerns, I knew that habit had to go. I embraced online grocery-shopping services for staples, but for meats and fish, I knew that wouldn't cut it. I'm a picky protein eater; I like to select my own cuts and make sure the quality is high. Because dinners are typically pretty simple in our house (a protein, starch, and a veggie), I prefer our meats to be organic and grass-fed, our fish sustainably sourced, and our poultry free-range. I think it tastes better, and oftentimes, these choices are better for the planet, too.

Since the first case of the pandemic was confirmed in Nigeria on February 27 and as Nigeria struggled to contain the spread, there have been concerns about the country’s testing capacity.
Read More :https://www.channelstv.com/2020/08/20/covid-19-our-biggest-challenge-has-been-the-attitude-of-nigerians-boss-mustapha/
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