Hypopattern nutrition part 2 Flashcards
Brief Counseling Tips
Ask for and review food and physical activity records
Review goals, problems and solutions
Ask individuals what they need to do
Promote realistic expectations
Write down and set realistic lifestyle goals—not
weight loss goals—based on readiness to
change
Give positive encouragement; never criticize
Look for and recommend support systems
3 Basic Food Groups
Carbohydrates
Fats
Proteins
Mediterranean Diet Pyramid
Less often meats and ________
Wine in moderation
Every day water
Weekly: Moderate Portions (poultry,eggs, cheese and yogurt)
Often at least twice each week fish and seafood
Every day: base each meal around these foods (vegetables, fruits, whole wheat grains, olive oil, beans, nuts, legumes and seeds, herbs and spices
Every day: be physically active enjoy meals with others
sweets
Carbohydrates
Three types
______
Sugars
_________
Total carbohydrates = all three types
of carbohydrates
Starches
Fiber
Foods high in starch
– Starchy vegetables: _______, _______, lima beans,
and potatoes
– Dried beans, lentils, and peas such as pinto
beans, kidney beans, blacked eyed peas, and
split peas
– Grains like oats, barely, and _______
corn
peas
rice
Sugar
Two main types of sugar
________________
Added sugars
Sugar on nutrition label = added & natural sugars
Multiple names
Table sugar, brown sugar, molasses, honey, beet sugar,
cane sugar, confectioner’s
sugar, powdered sugar, raw
sugar, turbinado, maple syrup,
high-fructose corn syrup, agave
nectar, sugar cane syrup
Sucrose, fructose, lactose
Naturally occurring sugars
Fiber
Recommended fiber:_______g (females) & 38 g (males) per day
Excellent source of fiber = ≥ 5 g/serving
25g of fiber for females is needed per day
Good source of fiber = 2.5-4.9 g/serving
Fiber contributes to digestive health, ________, and __________
regularity
satiety
Fiber
Additional health benefits
Reduction in ___________
cholesterol
What are Good Sources of Fiber?
______and legumes
_____ and vegetables
Whole wheat pasta
Whole grain cereals (≥ 3 g fiber)
Whole grain breads (one slice ≥ 3 g fiber)
______
beans
fruits
nuts
Carbohydrate Counting
How much?
Individualized
Good place to start: _______ g per meal
Based on physical activity and medications
Have to find what is best for the PWD
45-60 grams per meal
Food Labels
Serving size
Grams of total carbohydrates Know the amount you should eat, then measure out correct portion
Calories
Saturated and trans fats
Sodium
Low-calorie sweeteners
Artificial sweeteners
Sugar substitutes
Non-nutritive sweeteners
Sweeten food and drinks for less calories
and carbohydrates
“Sugar-free” ≠ __________
Provides carbohydrates from other ingredients
Always check nutrition facts label
sugar free does not mean carb free