Sanford Fargo Offers Doc Talk Focused on Heart-Healthy Nutrition

Sanford Health Fargo will host a “Doc Talk” discussion focused on heart-healthy diets on Thursday, February 19. The event, free to attend with required registration, aims to provide the public with accessible information about nutrition and cardiovascular health.

Understanding the Importance of Diet and Heart Health

The discussion will explore how dietary choices impact not only daily energy levels but also the health of the heart. Sanford Fargo dietitians and a diabetes educator will lead the session, offering tools and strategies for developing sustainable, heart-healthy eating habits.

Did You Know? Doc Talk is a free educational series where Sanford physicians present and answer questions on a wide variety of topics.

Event Details

The event will be held at the Fargo Parks Sports Center, located at 6100 38th St. S., Fargo, within the Sanford Sports Complex. A social hour will begin at 4:30 p.m., followed by the discussion at 5 p.m.

Expert Panel

The discussion will feature insights from Brittany Twiss, a diabetes educator, and dietitians Phil Shermoen and Halli Heimbuch. These professionals will share their expertise on navigating the complexities of heart-healthy eating.

Expert Insight: Providing accessible health information to the community is a key component of preventative care, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their well-being.

Sanford Health emphasizes its commitment to delivering relevant and current health information to the communities it serves. This “Doc Talk” event is part of a broader effort to promote health awareness and education.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the Doc Talk event?

The event is designed to educate the public about heart-healthy diets and provide tools for developing supportive eating habits.

When and where will the event be held?

The event will be held on Thursday, Feb. 19, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. At the Fargo Parks Sports Center, 6100 38th St. S., Fargo.

Who will be leading the discussion?

Brittany Twiss, diabetes educator, and dietitians Phil Shermoen and Halli Heimbuch will be leading the discussion.

As awareness of the link between diet and heart health grows, what steps might individuals take to proactively assess their own nutritional needs?