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Behaviors that can be controlled to alter Disease Risk
1. exercise
2. sleep
3. intake
4. risk taking
good nutrition
a diet that provide the amounts of essential nutrients that, on the basis of scientific knowledge, are judged by the Food and Nutrition Board to be adequate to meet nutrient needs of particularly all healthy person.
Nutrients
1. promote growth and development
-proteins, vitamins, minerals, water
2. provide energy
-carbs, lipids, proteins
3. regulate body processes
-macronutrients, vitamins, minerals, water
Limeys
-Scientist
-knew that recovery from scurvy occurred when men returned and consumed a shore diet.
-selected 12 men with scurvy and gave split into pairs giving them different diets
-sailors given oranges and lemons recovered and those given cider improved
-CONTROLLED experiment
Essential Nutrients
-2 CHO
-2 FA
-9 AA
-14 vitamins
-12 minerals and trace elements
Healthy Food
a food that is low in fat and saturated fat and that contains limited amounts of cholesterol and sodium.
-if it is a single item food, it must also provide at least 10% of one or more of vitamins A or C, iron, calcium, protein, or fiber
Healthy Diet
a diet that promotes and maintains the physiologic and mental functions of the body
Lydia J. Roberts
first AIN chair of RDA
RDA
Recommended Dietary Allowance
-98% of the population
EAR
Estimated Average Intake
-useful for food relief
-50% of the population
UL
Tolerable Upper Intake Level
AI
Adequate Intake
-used when data is insufficient to establish RDA or UL
DV
Daily Value
-based on Reference Daily Intake (RDI) and Daily Reference Value (DRV)
DRV
Daily Reference Value
-macronutrients
-may be a goal/ceiling
-protein at least 10% of energy
-fiber 25g/2000kcal
-fat <30%
-cholesterol <300mg/d
-sodium <2400mg
RDI
Reference Daily Intake
-vitamins and minerals
-for individuals >4 years old
-Vitamin C 60mg
Old Food Pyramid
-too many rapidly digesting starches
-all fats treated the same
-serving size frequently misunderstood
-no info on physical activity
-special interest group concerns