PPT-Food and Food choices 10/16/17 & 10/17/17

To do 1 Engage would you eat this Explain which you would eat and why Why did you choose the snack you chose 2 Explain Why do we choose the food we eat 3 Explore Food desert readingvideo clip of weight of the nation write down 3 things you learned. All rights reserved Articles may be reproduced or electronically distributed as long as attribution to Choices and the American Agricultural Economics Association is maintained Choices subscriptions are free and can be obtained through httpwwwchoice Tara Markovich & Jessica Prawica. Healthy vs. Unhealthy. The unhealthiest item on the menu is the sausage egg and cheese on a . croissant . sandwich. It is the highest in calories and has an extreme amount of sodium and cholesterol. . C. hoices . W. hat . N. euroscience . T. ells . U. s. Floor . van . Meer. . (UMC Utrecht). Food is all around…. The sight of food has an immediate effect on the appetitive network in our brain. The brains of people who are overweight or obese react differently to the sight of food than those of normal weight individuals. Choices Ownership. Left to right:. Lloyd Lockhart, Wayne Lockhart, Salim Ahmed. About Choices Markets. 100% BC owned and operated grocer, focusing on local, specialty and organic foods in a warm and welcoming environment. Focus on Nutrient Dense . Foods . and Beverages. Food Recall. Objectives. Define . nutrient density. Distinguish . between nutrient and non-nutrient dense choices. State . benefits of eating/making nutrient dense food choices. 1. 4.01C Individual Food Choices and Influences. 2. How do we use food? . . . S. sss. . . Nutrition. to maintain the functions of the body.. . . Enjoyment. to satisfy the senses.. 1. 4.01C Individual Food Choices and Influences. 2. How do we use food? . . . S. sss. . . Nutrition. to maintain the functions of the body.. . . Enjoyment. to satisfy the senses.. S. tyle Dining. By,. Joyce Lamilla, . M.Ed. ; RD/LD Ben E. Keith Foods. Objectives:. Identify the benefits of liberalized diets. Identify potential regulatory tags related to NOT implementing person centered dining in long-term care facilities. . Mary Elizabeth Bowen, PhD. 1. , Allison R. Casola, MPH, CHES. 2. , Cynthia Coleman, MPH Candidate. 1. . 1. West . Chester . University of Pennsylvania, West Chester, PA. 2. Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Overview:. Chapter 5 identifies the elements necessary for proper nutrition and explains how students can make healthful food choices.. Chapter 5-1: . Food impacts life because it supplies nutrients the body needs to function properly. Food choices are linked to one’s physical needs, social and cultural background, and emotions.. By: Fiona & Elizabeth. Canada’s Food Guide. Recommended Servings. For females: Age 12. Veg & Fruit = 6. Grain = 6. Milk= 3-4. Meat =1-2. Favorite Foods From Each Food Groups. Vegetables & Fruit: strawberries & raspberries/ carrots & corn. Healthy eating begins with you!. As we age, we need:. Fewer calories. More of key vitamins and minerals. Make every food choice count!. Building your healthy plate. Choose bright colored foods.. A diet should include:. Program 5: Tasty Food Choices. Defining Superfoods. Health Benefits of Superfoods. Functional Foods. Benefits of Low Glycemic Diet. Carbohydrates: Pros & Cons. Program 5: Tasty Food Choices. Superfoods. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) publish dietary guidelines for Americans. The guidelines are recommendations about food choices for all healthy Americans age 2 and over. Since 1916, there have been several different .