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Guidelines that include scientifically based advice for making smart food choices, balancing food choices and physical activity, and getting the most nutrition out of your calories.
Dietary Guidelines for Americans
A food that provides high amounts of vitamins and minerals for relatively few calories.
nutrient-dense
Inactive.
sedentary
Serious overweight as a result of excess body fat.
obesity
An easy-to-use food guidance system developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
MyPyramid
A condition in which the body cannot control blood sugar properly.
diabetes
A chemical that helps blood sugar move into body cells.
insulin
A reaction of the body's immune system to ingested food.
food allergy
Someone who does not eat meat, poultry, or fish.
vegetarian
Someone who does not eat any animal products, including dairy products or eggs.
vegan
Food that has gone through a process that destroys bacteria, mold, and insects by passing it through a field of radiant energy similar to X-rays.
irradiated food
A substance added to foods during processing to make them safer, more appealing or more nutritious.
food additive
A food that provides benefits beyond basic nutrition
functional food
Pills, capsules, and powders that are taken in addition to, or to supplement, a person's diet
dietary supplement
free from variation or contradiction
consistent
neutralize
counteract
demanding
strenuous
more than the needed amount
excess