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    different pathways, to discover one’s true calling, one’s niche. While I am unsure about my future endeavors, I would like to think I am not going in completely blind, since I have a few possible ideas of career pathways: Nutrition, Design (Interior and Graphic), and Journalism. Nutrition, is a great field to find work in, not only is it growing, but becoming more needed with…

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    Richards is more effective in persuading the audience to consider nutrition and health. Richards uses a more scientific and statistical approach when trying to convince the audience and readers compared to his counterpart. Americans eat an unhealthy amount of sugar. “People who consumed more than a quarter of their daily calories as sugar were more than twice as likely to die…” (Richards). Richards states this to persuade the audience to lower their calorie intake of sugar. Richards wants the…

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    I am writing to urge you to vote against H.R.2017 Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act of 2015. The bill would delay the FDA’s menu labeling regulations, which require chain restaurants and similar food establishments to provide consumers with clear and consistent nutrition information in a direct and accessible manner for the foods they eat and buy for their families. Menu labeling went national when President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010. Over six years have passed and this…

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    The food label will tell you if the food contains an additive that you may want to avoid. The nutrition information panel helps you to compare the nutrient profile of similar products and choose the one that suits your needs.Food labels carry information that will help you to make good food choices. Labels will list ingredients including any additives, as well as nutrition information such as fat and protein content. Foods that have a shelf life of less than two years must carry a…

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    Menu Labeling Issues

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    because there is clearly an increase of poor diet and health issues such as obesity. Having nutritional menu labeling in restaurants is extremely important to show people the contents of what they eat. The calories of meals or plates plus other nutrition information such as the amount of sugars, sodium, carbohydrates, fiber, saturated fat, and trans-unsaturated fatty acids that are in the food should be listed on menu labeling to increase people’s awareness. Studies have shown that consumers…

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    the recommendations by nutrition calculator I am just below the normal range recommended for my age. The DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) recommends women between the ages 19-70 should consume 45-65% of their diet come from carbohydrates. My intake recommended by the nutrition calculator was 867-1252 calories, and I only consumed 803 calories, which was just below my goal for carbohydrates. DRI recommends 20-35% of my calorie intake should come from Fats (lipids). The nutrition calculator goal for…

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    There are also charts and printable guides that you can use for meal planning and health guides and a section where you can get personalized guidelines based on age, weight, and activity level. There is even a section called “10 Tips Nutrition Education Series” (refer to Appendix C). Here they offer things for college students such as tips about eating on a budget and staying fit on campus. The website is centered around helping Americans plan for a healthier and more nutritional lifestyle…

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    cafeteria is giving kids we still are missing one of the most important things, Nutrition. Nutrition is a big thing in a child's day. They need enough to make it through school. With School lunches it a big greasy blob of nothing. With real food we can boost up the nutrition making it so that the kids have enough energy to learn and to stay healthy. So What Ive summed up is that the food it bad for you. Has no nutrition that kids need to survive in school. Also has a huge affect on students…

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    Wk Kellogg's Failure

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    Bran to insure proper nutrition to Americans. In 1969, Kellogg’s had the opportunity in providing breakfast for the Apollo 11 crew as they traveled to the moon. The W.K. Kellogg Institute for Food and Nutrition Research was opened in 1997 whose main goal was to provide “great tasting and good for your family” foods. In 2006 Kellogg Company celebrated their 100 commitment to “nutrition, health, and quality.” The Special K Bars were also created this year for on the go nutrition. In 2010…

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    was not mentioned as a financial contributor on the Global Energy Balance Network’s website despite the fact that Coca-Cola registered the website for the company. Coca-Cola’s backing of this organization has caused numerous controversy between nutrition and obesity researchers. In fact, Dr. Marion Nestle of New York University and author of the book “Soda Politics”, went as far to call the Global Energy Balance Network “‘…a front group for Coca-Cola…to confuse the science and deflect…

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