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Nutrition as an immune tool: what this webinar description promises

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A webinar description says clinical nutritionist Marie Ruggles will present food and nutrient strategies intended to support immune resilience and long-term health. No study results, numbers or outcomes are reported in the description. [1]

  1. The description says the webinar explores food and nutrient strategies intended to help the body defend against viral illness and age-related disease. [1]

  2. Marie Ruggles is described as a clinical nutritionist, certified diabetes educator and creator of The Kitchen Pharmacist approach. [1]

  3. The description says attendees will learn what to take at the first sign of coming down with something. [1]

Webinar on food strategies for immune defence

This is a description of a Zoom webinar, not a report of a study. It says the programme explores food and nutrient strategies meant to help the body defend against viral illness and age-related disease. The description calls these strategies practical and evidence-informed, but it gives no data, no comparison and no measured outcome. [1]

Speaker background and the Kitchen Pharmacist approach

The description introduces Marie Ruggles as an author, clinical nutritionist, certified diabetes educator and creator of The Kitchen Pharmacist approach to preventive health. It says she studied Nutrition and Public Health at Columbia University and began her career in research there. It also mentions her award-winning book on food-as-medicine strategies. These are credentials and self-descriptions, not evidence of effect. [1]

Promised takeaways, with no results reported

Attendees are told they will learn nutritional steps to implement right away and what to take at the first sign of coming down with something. The description frames the goal as strengthening resilience, reducing disease risk and ageing with greater health and vitality. None of this is presented as a tested result. The description reports no study design, no participants, no follow-up and no numbers, so no benefit can be judged from it. [1]

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[1] Get Well, Stay Well: Optimize Your Immune System - A Nutrition Prescription
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Please join us on Zoom to learn how to use nutrition as a powerful tool to strengthen immune resilience and support long-term health. This program explores practical, evidence-informed food and nutrient strategies designed to help your body better defend against viral illness and age-related disease. You’ll also learn what nutritional steps you can implement right away plus what to take at the first sign that you may be coming down with something. Marie Ruggles, MS, RD, CN, CDE, is an author, clinical nutritionist, certified diabetes educator, and creator of The Kitchen Pharmacist approach to preventive health. She began her career in research at Columbia University, where she earned a degree in Nutrition and Public Health. Known for translating complex nutrition science into practical, actionable strategies, Marie helps people strengthen resilience, reduce disease risk, and age with greater health and vitality. Her award-winning book, Optimize Your Immune System: Create Health and Resilience with a Kitchen Pharmacy, reveals evidence-based food-as-medicine strategies for immune protection and healthy aging.

WiltonLibraryStreams · 80 min · Source published: 2026-10-22

Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026

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