Nutritionism Flashcards

1
Q

Who wrote in their book, “In Defense of Food”, “Eat food, not too much, mostly plants.”

A

Michael Pollan

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2
Q

When Pollan refers to “mostly plants”, he is saying about __%

A

80%

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3
Q

____ is an unhealthy obsession about healthy eating

A

Orthorexia

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4
Q

The rule of 1869 had something to do with _____

A

Margarine

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5
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____ removed from foods don’t seem to work (e.g. antioxidants, fiber)

A

Molecules

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6
Q

____ science is assuming what we can see (measure) is important

A

Parking lot

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7
Q

Eating more of one things means eating less of another. This is called the _____ relationship.

A

Zero sum

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8
Q

How does the food industry bypass the fixed stomach?

A
  1. Decrease fiber (e.g. vegetables)

2. Increase liquid (e.g. oils..pre-digested stuff)

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9
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____ science is where hypotheses are treated as fact because it is difficult and/or costly to find true causation

A

Sort-of

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10
Q

The food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) was developed by an epidemiologist named ____

A

Gladys Block

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11
Q

How can we move beyond nutritionism?

A

Low-fat, low-calorie

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