Mrs. Marielle Ledoux

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  www.umontreal.ca/english/news_digest/2006-2007/20070326 - [Cached Version]
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  "It's not poison, but we can easily do without them," explains Marielle Ledoux, Professor at the Department of Nutrition and a sports nutrition specialist.
  
  There are two types of drinks: sports drinks and energy drinks.Sports drinks such as Gatorade and Powerade are essentially composed of water, sugar, sodium, potassium, and artificial color."The runner who has not eaten in several hours and is about to train intensely can benefit from the absorption of sugar and calories.Also, the sodium and potassium will compensate for the salt evacuated in sweat."
  
  However, Mrs. Ledoux is more critical of energy drinks such as Redbull and Guru, which are essentially made up of sugar and caffeine.

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  The 20 honorees are women "who have made a significant impact as athletes, administrators, advocates" etc., and 3 were identified as university professors: Marielle Ledoux of UMontreal, TA Loeffler of Memorial, and Wendy Bedingfield of Acadia.

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  Marielle Ledoux, Nutritionist and Professor, University of Montreal; Montreal, QC

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  As University of Montréal's Dr. Marielle Ledoux reiterated at the Toronto Obesity Symposium last fall, the cornerstone of achieving long-term weight loss is a balanced diet combined with physical activity.According to Dr. Ledoux, integrating moderate activity into your daily life, like biking to work, walking more, using the stairs, etc., is as effective as vigorous exercise at promoting weight loss, and easier to make a habit.

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  Universite de Montreal nutritionist Marielle Ledoux, warned no one food product could be solely responsible for a disease.
  
  "We're not talking about lung cancer and smoking, where there's a more direct link," she said.

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  Marielle Ledoux has taught at the Université de Montreal, Department of nutrition, Faculty of Medicine since 1976. She is currently a professor, assistant director and head of undergraduate program. Marielle received her bachelor’s degree in dietetics and nutrition from Laval University, her bachelor’s of education from the Université de Sherbrooke, her Master’s degree in exercise physiology from the Université de Montréal, and a Ph.D. from McGill University.

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  Marielle Ledoux Canadian Advisory Board
  
  Marielle Ledoux has taught at the Université de Montreal, Department of nutrition, Faculty of Medicine since 1976.She is currently a professor, assistant director and head of undergraduate program.Marielle received her bachelor's degree in dietetics and nutrition from Laval University, her bachelor's of education from the Université de Sherbrooke, her Master's degree in exercise physiology from the Université de Montréal, and a Ph.D. from McGill University.
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  Marielle Ledoux Canadian Advisory Board
  
  Marielle Ledoux has taught at the Université de Montreal, Department of nutrition, Faculty of Medicine since 1976. She is currently a professor, assistant director and head of undergraduate program. Marielle received her bachelor's degree in dietetics and nutrition from Laval University, her bachelor's of education from the Université de Sherbrooke, her Master's degree in exercise physiology from the Université de Montréal, and a Ph.D. from McGill University.

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  Marielle Ledoux, Ph.D.

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