Balance Of Food Flashcards

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Macronutrients

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Carbs, lipids, protein, alcohol

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Micronutrient

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Vitamins & mineral

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3
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Other nutrients

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Phylochemical, water

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Functions of nutrients to the body

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• Function properly
• optimise biochemical or physiological function
• achieve + maintain a healthy weight
• optimism body stores of key micronutrients
• prevent vitamin + mineral deficient diseases
• reduce risk of developing diet related diseases
• promote good physical + mental wellbeing

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5
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Use of Eatwell Guide

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  • Represents overall alone of healthy diet
  • suitable for people above 5 years
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Eatwell Guide

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Fruit & veg =40%
Carbs=38%
Protein= 12 %
Dairy + alternative = 8%
Oils & spreads = 1%

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Common barries to portion sizing

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• lack of clarity and irrelevance of suggested portion size guidance
• guiltless eating
• lack of self-control over food cues
• distracted eating
• social pressures
• emotional eating rewards
• quantification habits ingrained from childhood

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Food Labelling and the law- nutritionally labelling

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Nutrition deceleration must be clearly presented in specific format and give value for every & 6 nutrient

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Food Labelling and the law- front of pack labelling

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• energy info on it’s own plus fat, saturates, sugars, salt
• front of packaging is voluntary

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Per portion info

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  • Amount of energy, fat, saturates, sugars and salt that are in one portion or one unit
  • recommended to go near front
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Percentage reference intakes

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RIs show the approximate amount of the nutrients and energy are needed for a healthy diet.

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12
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Fruit & veg one portion

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80g

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13
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Fruit

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Matured ovary of a flower including the skin
Succulent part of plant which are characterised by swelter and taste

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14
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Fruit nutritional value

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  • Largely fruit
  • low energy density
  • important source of vitamins, minerals, fibre, phytochemial
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15
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Vegetable

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Leafy plants, stalks, roots, bulb,

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16
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Nutritional value of vegetable

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Vitamins & water & fibre

17
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Phytochemicals

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Chemical compounds produce by plants to protect against herbivores, resist fungi, bacteria

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Phytochemicals responsibility

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Colour, flavour, ordour

19
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Not safe plants

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Certain mushrooms
Deadly night shade
Green potatoes
Cherry pits

20
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Example of 1 portion of fruit & veg

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Apple, banana, pear, orange
1/2 avocado
7 strawberries
Juices / smooths

21
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Barriers to eating fruit & veg

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Expensive ‘’
Convenience
Lack of choice
Peer influence
Accessibility
Habitats

22
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Problems with weighing

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  • Taking longer
  • less convenient
23
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Problems with verbal descriptions

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  • Perceptions different
  • experience
24
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1 cup in mls

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237 mls

25
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I pint in mls

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568

26
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1 gallon in L

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4.546 L

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1 ounce in g

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28

28
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Herbs

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  • Often used as garnish
  • herbaceous plants
  • bitter, pungent, sweet, fresh oh God look up, bosses on staying, there are people
29
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Spices

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  • Come from different parts of tropical plant & trees typically dried or ground
  • adds flavour
  • buds, bark, roots, berries, seeds