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There are three major food groups that make up the food we eat, namely carbohydrates, protein, and fat. These are the basic building blocks of a good diet. Achieving optimal health through proper nutrition requires that you select food from all of the food groups in appropriate amounts.
It is okay to treat yourself now and then. Plan it! Do it! Separate your perception of food and your perception of emotional satisfaction. Eating chocolate cake may feel good for a moment or two, but it does nothing to really bolster any positive feelings.
Most people use salt [sodium chloride] to season their food. However, a sufficient amount of salt to nourish your body occurs naturally in the foods you eat. Salt added at the table is unnecessary and may interfere with your weight management efforts.
How sweet it is!
The average individual consumes 120 lbs of sugar per year, roughly 30 teaspoons a day. Where does it all come from? Most is hidden in processed foods, beverages and snacks, pickles and TV dinners.
The average individual consumes 120 lbs of sugar per year, roughly 30 teaspoons a day. Where does it all come from? Most is hidden in processed foods, beverages and snacks, pickles and TV dinners.
We all know that water is a very important nutrient. In fact, it is as important as the food we eat. We can survive long periods of time without food, but several days without water can be deadly. It is with utmost importance that this fluid loss be replaced. The actual amount of water needed daily can vary.
What is the value of having a written personal nutritional pland how closely must we stick to it?
Distorted portion sizes.
Hoping to fool you into thinking that their foods are low in fat or high in fiber, some manufacturers divide their products into extremely small servings.
Hoping to fool you into thinking that their foods are low in fat or high in fiber, some manufacturers divide their products into extremely small servings.
