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What are the 6+1 nutrients? What are their benefits and sources of food (for each nutrient)?

Protein: Used for building muscle tissue and is found in animal products, beans, buts, soy milk.


Carbs: Used to gain energy and is found in pasta, rice, vegetables, starch.


Fat: Used to gain energy and is found in french fries, carrots, chips, etc..,


Vitamins: Used to get nice hair, nails, skin etc.., and is found in fruit, vegetables, dairy, fish.


Minerals: Used to get nice hair, nails, skin etc.., and is found in plant foods, fish, egg.


Water: Used for energy, to help us "glow" and to build muscle and is found in fruits, vegetables, etc..,


+1 (Fiber): Used to help reduce diseases and is found in fruits/vegetables, whole foods.


Should we consume more refined grains (processed) or whole grains?

Whole grains are better because they are a good source of fiber, vitamins, minerals etc..,

Which fats should we consume more of? What are their sources of food?

We should consume more unsaturated fat because it's a healthier choice. They come fruits, vegetables, fish, etc..,.

What are the benefits of a vegetable based diet?

- High in fiber, vitamins and minerals.


- Decreases risk of diseases (eg. heart disease).

What does a healthy plate look like for a balanced diet?

50% vegetables, 25% whole grain and 25% protein.

What is a calorie?

The amount of energy in a food.

How to people gain and lose weight?

Gain: Eating more calories than they burn off.


Lose: Burning more calories than you're eating.