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    help ease the discomfort of GERD. Consider working with a diet and nutrition specialist (registered dietitian) to help you make healthy food choices. What general guidelines do I need to follow? Choose healthy foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and low-fat (lean) meat, fish, and poultry. Limit fats such as oils, salad dressings, butter, nuts, and avocado. Avoid foods that cause symptoms. These may be different for different people. Keep a food diary to…

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    cheese on whole wheat Ritz crackers. When He arrived at home for dinner that evening he had a 8oz chicken breast, chopped up over a premixed Caesar salad from Publix that had a serving size of about 2 cups. On day two for breakfast he started off his day with a little more coffee than normal, He ended up drinking about 16oz of coffee with added honey and ate a…

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    Beach Morphology Report

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    While the dunes had more fine grain size than the swash both were the highest percentage. This shows that from a basic point of view that both areas have similar grains. But when you look at both microscopically you can tell that when compared they’re not even close to being similar. While they are both the same size the dunes sand has endured more…

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    Food Intake Analysis

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    vegetables to level off fiber intake as needed. According to dietary guidelines for Americans, peanuts, fruits, and whole grains with at least 2.5 g fiber per serving provide the most fiber. Also, pizza crusts, and refined grains will provide the lease fiber. Joe food choices consist of beans, whole grains and lentils to increase his fiber level if needed. Joe will need to eat more whole grains, fruits, and vegetable to increase fiber in the diet. Without these vital nutrients or excessive…

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    nutrients and are slow to digest and combat hunger pangs, by making you feel full for longer. Whole grains, fruit and vegetables are great carbohydrate sources and also excellent sources of many other vitamins and minerals, as are many dairy products. A Simple rule to follow when eating carbohydrates When eating carbohydrates eat them "from the earth" with no refining or processing. These include whole grains, vegetables; fruits and beans. Eat naturally and you will be getting good…

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    The relationship between health and food is a huge topic of discussion, especially in a time when obesity is a major factor in many health problems. Michael Pollan’s “Eat Food: Food Defined” sheds light on what really goes in food and what readers should be looking for at supermarkets to avoid processed foods. Pollen tries to clear up “our current state of confusion” by giving his readers three “rules of thumb” to follow when shopping (06). The first rule Pollan states is that the readers…

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    Nutritional Value At the beginning of the class, Felicia’s diet goal was to lose weight. In attempt to do so, she ruled out carbs. Her diet consisted of the Carnation Instant Breakfast Essential smoothie for breakfast. The smoothie consisted of one frozen banana, one percent milk, and the powder. For lunch and dinner; it was either tuna, or omelet with two eggs, ham, cheese, and spinach, or a salad with lettuce, spinach, three boiled eggs, sliced tomatoes, balsamic or light raspberry…

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    that people can become addicted to processed junk food also explains this issue because the dopamine that gets released into the body when people eat this type of food. The “whole grain” breads and cereals we see at the stores are not what they are said to be; according to the article “some ‘whole grains’ used to be whole grains that have been pulverized into very fine…

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    packed in syrup, flavored yogurt and chocolate milk. Choose foods such as fresh fruit, whole grain toast with sugar-free preserves and unflavored yogurt with a handful of…

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    to environmental conditions that implicitly discourage physical activity. Strength, agility, coordination, endurance, speed and level of performance are all powered by the foods you eat. Mixed grain diet improves cognitive performance in high school students. In the study, participants ate a mixed grain diet for nine weeks and the results were outstanding. The students focus and grades increase not only that but his work at home always on top of his responsibilities. It’s true eating certain…

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