Recipe rehab: Recipe Rehab (TV Series 2012–2015)

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Recipe Rehab (TV Series 2012–2015)

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2012–2015
30m

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Hosted by Evette Rios, chefs Richard Rosendale and Vikki Krinsky compete to help rehabilitate America’s favorite recipes and inspire children and their families to make healthy lifestyle cho… Read allHosted by Evette Rios, chefs Richard Rosendale and Vikki Krinsky compete to help rehabilitate America’s favorite recipes and inspire children and their families to make healthy lifestyle choices. Each episode will take a real family’s favorite decadent dish, such as fried chicken… Read allHosted by Evette Rios, chefs Richard Rosendale and Vikki Krinsky compete to help rehabilitate America’s favorite recipes and inspire children and their families to make healthy lifestyle choices. Each episode will take a real family’s favorite decadent dish, such as fried chicken, macaroni and cheese or nachos, and challenge chefs to create a lower-calorie, healthier … Read all

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- Evette Rios
- Vikki Krinsky
- Richard Rosendale

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Evette Rios

Self – Host (2013-)

Vikki Krinsky

Self – Contestant (2013-)

Richard Rosendale

Self – Contestant (2013-)

Danny Boome

Self – Host

Mareya Ibrahim

Co-Owner, Eat Cleaner Food Wash…

Jaden Hair

Author, The Steamy Kitchen Cookbook…

Calvin Harris

Founder, Inspired Food Solutions…

Laura Vitale

Host, Laura in the Kitchen…

Scott Leibfried

Co-Owner, Arch Rock Fish…

Govind Armstrong

Co-Owner, Post & Beam…

Cindy Schoonover

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Spike Mendelsohn

Contestant (2012)

Tana Amen

Contestant (2012)

Candice Kumai

Self – Contestant (2012)

Victoria Nickell

Contestant

Laci Mercede

Contestant

Alicia Eris

Self (2013)

Byron Talbott

Self – Chef

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A modern health-conscious cooking show, finally!

The premise of Recipe Rehab is taking typical American dishes and making them healthy. American foods is high-fat, high-sugar, high-salt, and low in nutrients and fresh ingredients. Recipe Rehab’s approach is to make replacements and adjustments to everyday recipes, turning dangerously unhealthy foods into satisfying and nutritious meals. Health concerns aside though, in every scenario I would take the Recipe Rehab recipe over the traditional dish.

Most of their recipes use fresh and “super-food” ingredients (chia, dates, coconut, nuts, yogurt, greens, etc) from stores like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. Almost every ingredient on the show comes from one of these two stores, although it doesn’t seem to be sponsored by either of them (otherwise the labels wouldn’t be taped over).

All of their episodes are available to watch for free online at the CBS website (Google it), and I’ve been catching up on the whole series with my wife. I’m quite astonished at how different it is from your typical cooking show. She is more interested in the recipes, while I’m constantly finding new healthy food replacements. I’m intrigued by little switches like substituting cream for pureed raw almonds, or a delicious icing made from nothing more than tofu, maple syrup, coconut oil, and natural flavorings (in “Chef Richard’s Carrot Cupcakes”).

There are so many horrible cooking shows on TV, telling American’s to revel in their obesity by pouring on the butter and animal fats. The Food Channel’s lineup is downright grotesque. In another decade our entire generation will be paying the price with an even more dire obesity epidemic.

Recipe Rehab is a refreshing alternative and offers a host of recipes and food swaps that can really change the way you and your family eat for the better. If nothing else, it’s a great way to learn to use all of the incredible food options that are available at modern grocery stores like Trader Joe’s.

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Nov 16, 2014

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- October 6, 2012 (United States)
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- Everyday Health
- INE Entertainment
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“Recipe Rehab” finds a fun way to participate in the effort to curb the rise of obesity in America with a competition that promotes the use of healthy, wholesome ingredients, and demonstrates the positive effects of healthy food choices. Each week two chefs face off in a competition to give one family’s high-calorie recipe a new low-calorie twist. After the family members try out each recipe in their own kitchen, they decide their new favorite. Evette Rios hosts.

Starring:
Evette Rios,
Danny Boome
TV Network:
Syndicated
Premiere Date:
Oct 1, 2012
Genre:
Special interest
Executive producer:
Mark Koops

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“Preparing” a comprehensive rehabilitation – Tatyana Sednenkova Rehabilitation on TenChat.

⠀ Let’s talk about the “kitchen” of rehabilitation.
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First, just about ingredients, recipes, and desserts. At all.
As an example:
Here is tiramisu.
Excellent dessert.
I love him.
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One of the first tiramisu I tried in a cafe in my hometown. I understood that this was not the tiramisu that is prepared in its historical homeland, but it was amazing, and when I returned there, I ordered it.
Then the chef changed there, tiramisu became non-existent 😭
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Then there was a trip to Rome.👍
And there, in his historical homeland, in one restaurant, I ordered – Tiramisu.🧐 Hooray!
😤 They brought me something that remotely reminded me of what I read about and saw in the pictures: some kind of biscuit piece with a layer of cream.
But! I was in Italy, in Rome, because they couldn’t confuse tiramisu with something else?!!! So I thought, and remained silent. 🤬

And then, in the same Rome, I went to a small shop where it was written that they sell homemade tiramisu.
I still remember this delicate, airy, fragrant dessert. 🤤 Tiramisu pistachio, coffee, peanut, strawberry, chocolate, etc.
Exactly the one I read about, pictures with which I saw on the Internet!
Each tiramisu in that shop was individual in taste, but invariably very appetizing and melting in the mouth. Mmmmm. My sides and 🍑ra were living life!
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Rehabilitation .
You read about methods and techniques.
You are looking for where to get what you want.
In this way, you choose the “kitchen” of rehabilitation for yourself: a restaurant, cooks and a recipe.

I can tell and demonstrate how this or that technique looks like, but I cannot know which specialist you will get to and what he will “prepare” as a result.
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I learn from a conversation with you that under the guise and at the price of “tiramisu” (methods of Voight, Bobath or osteopathy …) worried parents are presented with “green salad” (a mixture of something with something remotely similar) or in general ” milk porridge” (massage instead of osteopathy, exercise therapy instead of Vojta therapy . ..) and it’s good if it is without harm to the child.

Unfortunately, even the recommendations of other parents or acquaintances may not always be correct: maybe they “tried” the Tiramisu dessert, which was not Tiramisu at all, they just liked it?
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Recipes for rehabilitation .
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How to choose the best combination of products for soup, salad, baking?
Why is only a certain recipe ideal for each person? Even lard, lard, just salted lard is cooked in different ways 🧐
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And also: do you notice that your food preferences change over time?

At any given time, different methods and techniques will be the ideal combination. Perhaps their “way of preparation” will change – the intensity or sequence of application will change.
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If you ask around and in social networks, then you will be offered the recipe that you “liked”, helped another patient (adult or child) recover. Everyone will talk about their own experience. About his own found ideal dish (doctor, massage therapist, beautician).
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Hence the “professional” opinions from the “specialists of the case”, what to combine with what. When to massage – before or after. Who can have paraffin…

Here was the case, they prescribed paraffin to a child with hypotension (muscles are soft, legs dangle). To which the parent was indignant, paraffin, from his point of view, his child cannot … Yes, they usually do not do this, but in this case the goal was not to reduce muscle tone even more and prepare the muscles for the lesson, but to restore and improve nutrition for due to increased blood flow in the problem area.
It is very difficult to cope with the established opinion of people who are not in the know 🙈🙊
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Paraffin. More paraffin. It is good to do it before a massage, but sometimes it is desirable to do it as the last one in order to improve blood flow, restore “tired” muscles. And sometimes it doesn’t matter at all when the paraffin is done in time. Just with it, the effect will accumulate and the result will come faster.
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Doctors of exercise therapy, FZT, MT, IRT and others, as the main cooks and sous-chefs of rehabilitation, know a huge number of options for preparing one dish – called “ health “.

_Your task is to trust the professionals and not cook Fugu fish according to a recipe from YouTube or tik tok or now banned social networks 🤣_

Professionals to help you!

And so that the gurus do not say the right thing food, – I ate, eat and will continue to eat tiramisu from time to time 😉

Medical rehabilitation of children

Dear parents,

We inform you about the possibility of undergoing medical rehabilitation for children who have undergone a new coronavirus infection COVID-1 9with complications from the respiratory, cardiovascular and nervous systems.

Medical rehabilitation is an important final stage of medical care for a child. Conducting medical rehabilitation is a necessary condition for the patient’s recovery, restoration of impaired functions of organs and systems, and minimization of the risk of complications after an infection.

Positive effects of medical rehabilitation of children after a new coronavirus infection COVID-19 :

adaptation and increase of endurance to physical activity,
restoration of immunological reactivity, increasing the body’s resistance to diseases;
providing a general strengthening effect on all organs and systems of the body;
restoration of the function of external respiration, strengthening of the respiratory muscles, restoration of the correct mechanics of breathing;
improved bronchial conduction, increased diaphragmatic excursion;
improvement of myocardial contractility;
normalization of heart rate and blood pressure;
correction of astheno-neurotic, vegetative manifestations.

Medical organizations for the rehabilitation of children who have undergone COVID -19:

Krasnoyarsk Regional Clinical Center for Maternal and Child Health, Krasnoyarsk (in a round-the-clock and day hospital)

Responsible: Ustinova Alena Vasilievna 8(391)249-04-74, 8(391)243-56-73 and outpatient)

Responsible: Usynina Liliya Aleksandrovna 8(39151)6-83-85

KGBUZ “Kansk Interdistrict Children’s Hospital” (in a round-the-clock hospital)

Responsible: Tomilov Dmitry Vladimirovich 8-902-980-85-58

KGBUZ “Norilsk Interdistrict Children’s Hospital” (in a round-the-clock and day hospital)

Responsible: Elkina Natalya Nikolaevna 8(3919)42-44-00

KGBUZ “City Children’s Polyclinic No. 1, Krasnoyarsk,
(outpatient)

Responsible: Anna Sergeevna Strukova 8(391)212-11-52

To register a child for medical rehabilitation after suffering a new coronavirus infection COVID-19, You need to contact a district pediatrician in the clinic at the place of residence (attachment) of the child.

Dear parents!

We inform you about the possibility of undergoing medical rehabilitation for children who have had diseases of the respiratory system (after suffering sinusitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, exacerbation of bronchial asthma, after ARVI with a protracted course in frequently and long-term ill children)

Medical rehabilitation is an important final stage in the provision of medical care to a child. Conducting medical rehabilitation is a necessary condition for the patient’s recovery, restoration of impaired functions of organs and systems, minimization of the risk of complications after the disease.

Positive effects of medical rehabilitation of children who have had diseases of the respiratory system:

restoration of body adaptation reserves;
increased exercise endurance;
increasing the body’s resistance to diseases;
providing a general strengthening effect on all organs and systems of the body;
restoration of the function of external respiration, strengthening of the respiratory muscles, restoration of the correct mechanics of breathing;
improved bronchial conduction, increased chest excursion.

Medical organizations for the rehabilitation of children who have had diseases of the respiratory system:

KGBUZ “Krasnoyarsk Regional Clinical Center for Maternal and Child Health”, Krasnoyarsk (in the conditions of a round-the-clock and day hospital) Responsible: Ustinova Alena Vasilievna 8 (391) 249-04-74, 8 (391) 243-56- 73
Krasnoyarsk Regional Center for Maternal and Childhood Protection No. 2, Achinsk (in a round-the-clock inpatient and outpatient setting)

Responsible: Liliya Alexandrovna Usynina 8(39151)6-83-85

KGBUZ “Kansk Interdistrict Children’s Hospital” (in a round-the-clock hospital)
Responsible: Tomilov Dmitry Vladimirovich 8-902-980-85-58
KGBUZ “Norilsk Interdistrict Children’s Hospital” (in the conditions of a round-the-clock and day hospital)
Responsible: Elkina Natalya Nikolaevna 8 (3919) 42-44-00
KGBUZ “City Children’s Polyclinic No. 1, Krasnoyarsk,
(outpatient) Responsible: Strukova Anna Sergeevna 8 (391) 212-11-52

During your child’s stay in the 24-hour hospital, the attending physician will sign him up for medical rehabilitation and inform you about this at the time of discharge.