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INTRODUCTION

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obesityexcessive calorie intake and lack of exercise can lead to this
healthstate of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
nutritionthe sum of the processes by which the body uses food for energy, maintenance and growth
optimal nutritionwhen a person is receiving and using the essential nutrients to maintain health and well-being at the highest possible level
nutrienta chemical substance that is present in food and is needed by the body
Four Food Groupsgrain products, vegetables and fruit, milk products, meat and alternatives
DRIdietary reference intakes
functions of foodsupply energy, build tissues, regulate processes
macronutrientscarbohydrates, proteins, lipids
micronutrientsvitamins, minerals, water
5-10recommended servings of vegetables and fruit
5-12recommended servings of grain products
2-4recommended servings of milk products for adults
2-3recommended servings of meat and alternatives
one serving of grains1 cup of pasta
salt, alcohol and caffeineCanada's Food Guide recommends we limit these
rainbowthe Food Guide is shaped like this
4 kcal/gprotein and carbohydrates
9 kcal/glipids
7 kcal/galcohol
Society is changing witha growing, aging population
heart diseaseresult of high fat intake and a lack of exercise
antioxidantscan help protect against certain cancers
significant increase inmoney spent on pre-prepared foods
My nutrition instructorSuzanne Carere
Optimal nutritionreceiving and using essential nutrients to maintain health
food groupsgrain, vegetables/fruit, milk, meat and alt.
number of food groups4
CHO %45-65
Protein %10-35
Fat %20-35
Alcohol recommendationno more than 5%
Caffeine recommendationno more than 4 cups
Functions of foodenergy, build, regulate
does not provide energywater
high carbohydrate vegetablespotatoes and corn
enjoy a * of foodsvariety
use less * at the tablesalt
you need food forenergy
instead of frying tryroasting
essentialbody cannot make, must get from food



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