Nutrition Flashcards

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How does society determine how you should eat?

A

Media portrays such images of women and men of how they should look, therefore you should eat a certain way to look like them.

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What age group is most affected by the media’s opinion of body images?

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Mostly teenage girls, ages 13-18.

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Why do women focus more on the media body image, rather than men?

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Women see this as a competition because most men are more attracted to it so women think that is what they should look like in order to have a man’s interest.

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What is one big effect body-dissatisfaction can have on someone?

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Mental Health

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5
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Is it true that images in the media today project an unrealistic and even dangerous standard of feminine beauty?

A

Very true.

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U.S middle school and high school boys took a survey to see how many use protein supplements. What is the percentage of boys that use supplements?

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38% use protein supplements and 6% dabble with unsafe drugs such as steroids.

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Even though supplements are regulated by Health Canada, the long term can have an affect on what?

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Consuming too much can cause long-term chronic health problems.

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What is another solution to get big muscles and get fit without taking supplements?

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High quality dietary source protein and exercise daily.

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Q

In order for your body to produce skin, muscle, and bone, what does it need?

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Your body requires some raw materials. These include at least 30 vitamins, minerals, and dietary components that your body needs but cannot manufacture on its own in sufficient amounts.

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10
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For the average 14 year old or even a bit older, how much vitamin A is recommended per day?

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Between 700 and 900 micrograms (mcg) of retinol activity equivalents (RAE) per day.

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Does it take a lot of work to maintain a healthy body weight, or is it simple?

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It does involve a lot of work anf motivation.

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Why is a helathy body weight important?

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It’s important for overall health and can help you prevent and control many diseases and conditions.

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What factors contribute to healthy body weight?

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These factors include environment, family history and genetics, metabolism (the way your body changes food and oxygen into energy), and behavior or habits.

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14
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Energy balance is important for maintaining a healthy weight. True or False?

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True.

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15
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What are five ways a teen can reach, and maintain a healthy body weight?

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Exercise, Reduce screen time, watch out for portion distortion, eat five servings of fruit and vegetables per day, and do not skip breakfast.

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16
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If you exercise, you can eat whatever you want - True or False?

A

False.

17
Q

Do the perspectives on body image differ with different cultures?

A

Yes.

18
Q

Is it true that most men prefer their women slim?

A

Yes.

19
Q

In some cultures, women are to be protected by clothing to hide their body and skin, why is that?

A

It shows that you are taken and that you are not exposing anything to anyone.

20
Q

Asian-Indians are one of the view cultures that worry about healthy body weight. What are three things that they worry about with health?

A

Cancer, Diabetes, Dental care, Malaria, Sickle Cell Disease, etc.

21
Q

What is one example of a food myth?

A

“An apple away keeps the doctor away.”

22
Q

What is the main source of nutrition that people visit?

A

Canada’s Food Guide.

23
Q

The goal of Health Canada is to provide Canadians with nutrition information that is…?

A
  • based on evidence
  • easily understood
  • relevant to Canadian cultures
  • easy to make part of your life
24
Q

What is one of the main things that teens in Canada spend their money on?

A

Food or fast food.

25
Q

Who is someone who may influence your eating habits, whether it’s good or bad?

A

Your friends often influence the bad, and parents and doctors may influence the good.