Planning a Healthy Diet Flashcards

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What are the principles of dietary planning?

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Adequacy
Balance
Energy (kJ) control
Nutrient density
Moderation
Variety

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What are the Australian Dietary Guidelines

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Provided by NHMRC, science based evidence to provide information about health food choices

Promotes health, physical activity recommendations

Minimises risk of disease in Aus population

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What is the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating?

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Assigns foods to 5 major food groups and recommends family amounts from each

Emphasises nutrient-dense foods, portion sizes

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What are functional foods?

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Food that contains physiologically active compounds that provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition

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What is the diff between fortified and enriched food?

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Fortified = nutrients added during processing that weren’t necessarily in original product

Enriched = nutrients/minerals added back after processing

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What may be included on a food label?

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Nutrition information panel, country of origin, percentage labelling, legibility requirement, directions for use, ingredients lists, health/nutrition claims

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What is a nutrient content claim, a general level health claim and a high level health claim?

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nutrient content - amount of nutrient, energy or biologically active substance in food

General health - precedes of nutrient in food and its effect on health function. Pre-approved statements, evidence

High level health - reference to serious disease of bio marker. Needs approval from FSANZ

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