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The document discusses different types of foods consumed including minimally processed foods like fruits and vegetables along with processed culinary ingredients like herbs and seasonings. It notes these ingredients may be used to create more processed foods like sausages or canned foods. The document also addresses what is done with uneaten foods, noting food waste accounts for a significant portion of global waste and provides some options for reducing and reusing food waste including using it for animal feed, composting, or converting to biogas.
This document provides information about food sources, processing, waste and solutions. It discusses that plants and animals are our main food sources and can be minimally processed or ultra-processed into foods. A significant portion of global waste is food waste, including misshapen or expired foods. Increased food waste leads to higher carbon emissions, loss of soil nutrients and wasted energy. Solutions include being creative with leftovers, proper food storage, recycling food waste and turning waste into compost, animal feed or biogas.
This document provides information and tips for making over one's kitchen to support heart health. It discusses heart-healthy foods like berries, whole grains, salmon and oats. It offers guidance on stocking a heart-healthy pantry with foods lower in saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol. Specific tips include assessing current foods and needs, getting organized, making a shopping list, reading labels, and choosing whole grains, fruits/veggies, lean proteins and healthy fats when shopping. Substitution suggestions exchange unhealthy options for healthier alternatives.
Developing Healthy Choices - Lesson One - The Eatwell Guide
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This document provides tips for navigating the supermarket to make healthy choices. It highlights the importance of shopping with a list, choosing fresh produce in season, selecting lean proteins and whole grains, and reading nutrition labels to limit sodium, added sugars, and saturated fats. Specific produce, meat, dairy, frozen and canned items are called out. Overall it emphasizes planning meals ahead of time and making small, sustainable changes to incorporate more nutritious options into your cart.
This document provides information on meal planning including the benefits of meal planning, tips for meal planning, modifying recipes to make them healthier, grocery shopping basics, reading nutrition labels, and tips for proper portion sizes. The key benefits outlined are eating healthier, wasting less food, saving money and time, reducing stress, and accommodating special health needs. Meal planning tips include deciding how many meals to plan, brainstorming recipes, using a meal plan template, assessing ingredients needed, and organizing shopping lists. [/SUMMARY]
About Food. Eating Healthy for A Better Lifeg53273319
The document discusses different types of foods consumed including minimally processed foods like fruits and vegetables along with processed culinary ingredients like herbs and seasonings. It notes these ingredients may be used to create more processed foods like sausages or canned foods. The document also addresses what is done with uneaten foods, noting food waste accounts for a significant portion of global waste and provides some options for reducing and reusing food waste including using it for animal feed, composting, or converting to biogas.
This document provides information about food sources, processing, waste and solutions. It discusses that plants and animals are our main food sources and can be minimally processed or ultra-processed into foods. A significant portion of global waste is food waste, including misshapen or expired foods. Increased food waste leads to higher carbon emissions, loss of soil nutrients and wasted energy. Solutions include being creative with leftovers, proper food storage, recycling food waste and turning waste into compost, animal feed or biogas.
This document provides information and tips for making over one's kitchen to support heart health. It discusses heart-healthy foods like berries, whole grains, salmon and oats. It offers guidance on stocking a heart-healthy pantry with foods lower in saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol. Specific tips include assessing current foods and needs, getting organized, making a shopping list, reading labels, and choosing whole grains, fruits/veggies, lean proteins and healthy fats when shopping. Substitution suggestions exchange unhealthy options for healthier alternatives.
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Curriculum for Excellence Benchmark - Developing Healthy Choices
This presentation was given to RA\'s at North Central College and included numerous tips on nutrition and ways to eat healthy while away at university.
This document provides tips for navigating the supermarket to make healthy choices. It highlights the importance of shopping with a list, choosing fresh produce in season, selecting lean proteins and whole grains, and reading nutrition labels to limit sodium, added sugars, and saturated fats. Specific produce, meat, dairy, frozen and canned items are called out. Overall it emphasizes planning meals ahead of time and making small, sustainable changes to incorporate more nutritious options into your cart.
This document provides information on meal planning including the benefits of meal planning, tips for meal planning, modifying recipes to make them healthier, grocery shopping basics, reading nutrition labels, and tips for proper portion sizes. The key benefits outlined are eating healthier, wasting less food, saving money and time, reducing stress, and accommodating special health needs. Meal planning tips include deciding how many meals to plan, brainstorming recipes, using a meal plan template, assessing ingredients needed, and organizing shopping lists. [/SUMMARY]
This document provides guidelines for successful weight loss through diet and exercise. It recommends eating fewer calories than burned by increasing physical activity and limiting calories. Maintaining increased physical activity is important for maintaining weight loss. The guidelines suggest keeping a food and activity journal, weighing weekly, eating breakfast and not skipping meals, planning meals, eating slowly, focusing on protein and water, limiting restaurant meals and problem foods, and getting adequate sleep.
This document provides guidelines for successful weight loss through diet and exercise. It recommends eating fewer calories than burned by limiting portions and choosing healthier options while increasing physical activity. Specific tips include keeping a food journal, eating breakfast regularly, planning meals, limiting restaurant food, staying hydrated, getting adequate sleep, and preparing food with minimal added fats. It also provides information on recommended portion sizes and servings from various food groups to facilitate weight loss and maintenance.
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The document provides tips for stocking a pantry and planning meals with items that can be purchased in bulk or frozen to create quick and easy meals. It recommends keeping staples like pasta, canned fish and vegetables, along with condiments and seasoning to easily jazz up meals. Specific bulk baking and cooking basics are outlined along with fridge and freezer items like yogurt, cheese and frozen vegetables that can be mixed and matched to make pasta dishes, soups, salads and more.
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This document discusses the importance of whole, natural foods for optimal health and longevity. It defines food of life as whole foods created by nature and minimally processed. It warns of the negative health impacts of the denaturation and artificial modification of foods through industrial processing and the addition of chemicals. The document provides extensive lists and descriptions of whole foods to consume and processed foods and other items to avoid or minimize. It emphasizes choosing organic, non-GMO foods grown without pesticides whenever possible.
Heart health is important to lead healthy life. In todays time market is flooded with end number of products, but we need to refine our product selection. While selecting eatables use these tips to boost your heart health. Get some more information about cholesterol levels and health: http://justforhearts.org/lipid-profile/
This document provides information about paleo diets and recipes. It discusses what foods are allowed and not allowed on the paleo diet. It then provides recipes for a cashew and coconut shake and a fresh fruit salad. It also includes a glossary of herbs that can be used to enhance paleo recipes. The document encourages accessing a paleo cookbook and recipe book by clicking on the provided link.
This document summarizes key aspects of nutrition and superfoods. It defines nutrition as the study of food and how the body utilizes it. Nutrients in food allow the body to function, sustain life, promote growth, and protect against disease. Superfoods are foods that are especially nutritious, including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, low-fat dairy, nuts, seeds, and healthy oils like olive oil. Choosing a variety of superfoods and following dietary guidelines can help ensure an adequate, balanced, calorie-controlled, and moderate diet for optimal health.
This document summarizes key aspects of nutrition, including nutrients, superfoods, and general dietary guidelines. It discusses the main nutrients needed for health, classifying carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Superfoods are highlighted for various food groups like whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats/oils. General tips are provided for each food group to incorporate nutritious choices and limit less healthy options. The summary emphasizes eating a variety of foods for adequate nutrition while controlling calories and moderating salt, fat, and sugar intake.
This document provides tips and guidelines for building healthy eating habits based on the ChooseMyPlate.gov and Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommendations. The key recommendations are to make half your plate fruits and vegetables, make at least half your grains whole grains, vary your protein sources, drink skim or 1% milk, limit foods high in solid fats, added sugars and salt, watch your portion sizes to manage your calorie intake, be physically active for at least 10 minutes at a time, and use nutrition labels to make informed food choices. Parents are encouraged to model healthy behaviors for their children.
The document discusses safe food handling practices including cleaning, separating, cooking, and chilling foods properly. It emphasizes the importance of cleaning all surfaces, utensils and hands with disinfectant soap. Foods should be separated when storing - keeping raw meats away from other foods. Cooking foods to the proper internal temperatures kills bacteria. Refrigerating and freezing foods at the correct temperatures prevents bacterial growth.
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Weight loss should occur when you eat fewer calories than you use. Increasing physical
activity while limiting your calories will help with weight loss and weight maintenance.
Talk to your dietitian about your calorie needs to achieve your weight loss goals.
This document provides an overview of vegan nutrition and guidelines for a healthy vegan diet. It discusses macronutrients like protein, fat and carbohydrates and recommends that 10-20% of calories come from protein, 20-35% from fat, and 50-60% from carbohydrates. The document also categorizes foods according to their taste profiles (bitter, sour, sweet, etc.) and provides lists of common plant-based foods that fall into each category. Finally, it gives instructions and tips for using the recipe section, including how to read the nutritional analyses provided for each recipe.
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American food comes from various sources, many of which prioritize efficiency and profit over animal welfare and environmental sustainability. Livestock are often raised in cramped and stressful conditions, fed antibiotics and growth hormones. While some alternatives exist, like free-range and organic options, regulation and standards vary. Most food comes from industrial-scale farms and factories that mass-produce but rely heavily on pesticides and fossil fuels, potentially harming the environment. Processing seeks to maximize shelf life and taste at the expense of nutrition. There are calls to support more humane and sustainable local sources through choices like buying organic, growing your own food, and cooking at home.
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This document summarizes key aspects of nutrition and superfoods. It defines nutrition as the study of food and how the body utilizes it. Nutrients in food allow the body to function, sustain life, promote growth, and protect against disease. Superfoods are foods that are especially nutritious, including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, low-fat dairy, nuts, seeds, and healthy oils like olive oil. Choosing a variety of superfoods and following dietary guidelines can help ensure an adequate, balanced, calorie-controlled, and moderate diet for optimal health.
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3. Minimally
processed foods
Processed
foods
Fruit, eggs, meat,
milk, and
vegetables.
Cheese, bread,
cereal, tofu, and
sparkling water.
They will be mixed with other ingredients
and seasonings, then made into processed
foods.
Processed culinary
ingredients
Ultra-processed
foods
Herbs, seasoning, oils,
seeds, and nuts.
Sausages, biscuits, ice
cream, canned foods,
and carbonated drinks.
4. The rest of the foods are either
consumed directly or discarded as food
waste. Food waste accounts for a
significant portion of global waste.
5. Write your explanation of the topic here. Make sure to
express your ideas clearly and write them down in as much
detail as possible.
6. Write your explanation of the topic
here. Make sure to express your
ideas clearly and write them down in
as much detail as possible.
7. Write your explanation of the topic
here. Make sure to express your ideas
clearly and write them down in as
much detail as possible.
Be creative
with the
leftovers
Don’t throw away
misshaped organics
Purchase only
what you
require
Recycling food
waste
Store your food
properly
8. Write your explanation of the topic
here. Make sure to express your
ideas clearly and write them down in
as much detail as possible.
Organic
skincare
Animal feed
Organic
compost
9. What will we do with the waste?
Divert food scraps
to animal food
Create
compost from
the waste
Convert food waste
into biogas
Get rid of waste that
cannot be processed or
recycled
Use food waste
for industrial
purposes