Healthy eating habit tools
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Mobile and social technologies can help encourage healthy eating habits by increasing awareness of healthy foods and making it easier to share cooking experiences. Apps like Yelp, Locavore, and DinnerSpinner increase the availability of information about healthy food options nearby. Flickr and Facebook provide motivation to cook and eat healthy foods by allowing people to share photos of meals with friends. While these tools focus on availability, more can be done to motivate healthy choices when eating out and cooking at home.
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This document discusses strategies for a Digital MyPlate campaign to promote healthy eating habits. It proposes using a multi-pronged social media approach, including engaging the public through an interactive ChooseMyPlate.gov website, social networking platforms like blogs and Twitter, and school-based learning activities. For teens, the campaign would focus on gaming, challenges with friends, and virtual worlds to encourage healthy choices. It would also target "nutritional gatekeepers" like parents through quick tips, recipes, and partnerships to influence family eating habits. The overall goal is to empower people to make healthier diet choices through an educational yet entertaining online experience.
Importance of nutrition for children
Nutrition is especially important for children because it directly impacts their growth and development, as well as their future health as adults. Instilling good eating habits early through a balanced diet incorporating all food groups can help children be healthier throughout their lives and reduce obesity risks. Providing children with proper nutrition and an understanding of healthy foods from an early age through guidance like the food pyramid will promote better quality of life by allowing them to be more active and set the stage for a lifetime of healthy eating habits.
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Healthy eating habit tools
- 1. Mobile and social tools for encouraging healthy eating Alan Viverette Stanford University
- 3. Yelp for iPhone Search for nearby restaurants that meet your needs and read reviews of their food and service While it encourages eating at restaurants, Yelp increases the availability of information on whether healthy food is available at nearby eateries, farmers' markets, and stores
- 4. Locavore Find what local foods are in season and where they are available Encourages the habit of eating fresh, sustainable foods by increasing the availability of information on fresh foods
- 5. DinnerSpinner Find recipes based nutrition information, ingredients, cook time, or recommendations Increases availability of cooking easy and healthy food and helps overcome the question of whether to cook or go out to eat
- 6. Flickr Take pictures with your phone and instantly upload them to the internet to share with friends Increases the motivation to eat and cook healthy foods by making meals, homemade or purchased, public knowledge
- 7. Facebook Post and share photos, videos, and blog entries with friends Provides motivation for cooking healthy food and sharing it with friends, for whom it can serve as a trigger to remind them that healthy food can be fun to make
- 8. Conclusion In conclusion, current trends in mobile and social tools for healthy eating are heavy on increasing availability . With some imagination and determination, they can also be used to provide motivation and triggers for healthy habits. There is much room for expansion in terms of providing triggers for making healthy eating choices in restaurants and encouraging cooking over going out. Motivation to do so is also in short supply, considering that existing applications are targeted at those who are already motivated to eat healthy or those who are simply motivated to eat nearby.