High-quality protein is the most important food for losing belly fat. The most consistent indicator of leanness around the waist is a high-quality protein intake, which is defined as foods that contain a “threshold” amount of 10 grams of essential amino acids (EAAs). For example, a large study of young volunteers found that those who ate the 10-gram “threshold” dose of EAAs at every meal had the least belly fat, and the number of times they reached the EAA threshold was also significant. (Loenneke, J., Wilson, J., et al. Quality of Protein Intake is Inversely Related with Abdominal Fat. Nutrition and Metabolism. 2012. 9(5).
Obstetrics & Newborn Care
Obstetrics & Newborn Care
Butler County Health Care Center strives to provide the same level of care as a large obstetric facility, but with the small facility friendliness and attention to detail. This is accomplished through years of experience, staff training and up-to-date technology. At Butler County Health Care Center expect to receive superior prenatal care, labor care and post care.
Each member of the Butler County Health Care Center medical staff, registered nurses (RN), licensed practical nurses (LPN) and certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA) are certified in Neonatal Advance Life Support. All registered nurses complete a fetal monitor training course at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center and an annual fetal monitor strip interpretation course.
The birth of a baby is truly an unforgettable experience. The staff at Butler County Health Care Center is honored each time they are able to share this experience with a family.
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For additional information about Butler County Health Care Center Obstetric and Newborn services please call or email:
Yenni Schroeder, RN
Obstetrical Coordinator
402-367-1206
yschroeder@bchccnet.org