About This Speaker
At your next corporate event or seminar, choose a keynote speaker that incorporates both motivation and humor into the program. Nutritionist David Meinz is “America’s Personal Health Humorist” presenting information from his book “Survival of the Fittest” to businesses, associations, and corporations in the U.S., Canada, and internationally. David’s style and experience is a unique blend of inspiration, humor and information designed to educate people on building healthy habits and improving their personal and professional productivity. Many businesses and organizations have used David to present a program that will encourage their employees to maximize their health and their job performance by eating better, dealing with stress, losing weight, and much, much more.
David earned a Master’s Degree (MS) in Human Nutrition in 1981. He is also a Registered Dietitian (RD) and Fellow in the American Dietetic Association (FADA), an honor held by less than 1% of all dietitians. He has also earned the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation in the National Speakers Association.
Program Descriptions
1. Energize Your Life!
Does your health affect your productivity? Yes! Here’s the latest information on how you can get more energy and maximize your health in today’s hectic lifestyle. Nutritionist David Meinz brings you up-to-date on this exciting topic with a content-rich, fun, and funny program on how to feel your best in the 21st century.
2. How To Have A Hundred Birthdays
Forty years ago, there were 3000 100-year olds living in the U.S. Today there are 70,000! People who have celebrated their one hundredth birthday belong to the fastest growing age population in this country. Nutritionist David Meinz brings you up-to-date on this exciting topic with a content-rich, fun, and funny program on how you can have a hundred healthy birthdays.
3. Tacos, Twinkies, and Tater Tots
The average child today consumes twice as much soda as milk; the exact opposite of one generation ago. The number of children and teenagers that are overweight has tripled since when today’s adults were children. Today’s young people have special nutritional needs, and challenges. Nutritionist David Meinz presents the results of a recent Gallup Poll that reveals “Kid’s Top Ten Favorite Foods” and how you can serve healthier versions that kids will actually like.
What Clients Are Saying
"You received the highest ratings at this year's symposium."
John A. Barnshaw III, IBM
"At Xerox, we're dedicated to our most valuable asset: our employees. And you
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J. Elvin Dashiell, Xerox
"You are a natural to get the good health message out to American businesses
and their people."
M. Patel, MD Horizon Blue Cross/Blue Shield |
