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    category. I can add some whole fruits as a snack, rather than eating potato chips. My dairy category was not up to par, either. I must admit I do not drink milk, unless it is with cereal. I also only use cheese as a topping, in most cases. My vegetable consumption was under in all three days. I need to eat at least 1 ½ cups of dark green vegetables and 5 cups of starchy vegetable weekly, in order to eat healthier. The grain nutrients showed that I should eat 3 ounces of whole grains. My report…

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    diseases. This dietary approach consist of vegetables, fruits, low-fat dairy and whole grains food to help decrease risk for lots of cardiovascular diseases. Examining the DASH plan, I noticed that I have already incorporated more vegetables, fruits and low-fat dairy to my diet. However, the whole grain food is the category that was missing from my diet. The DASH plan recommended inclusion of healthy whole grains such as whole wheat bread and brown rice for a healthy diet plan. Using the DASH…

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    Transcript of Burn Belly fat Diet Tips Hi I am Suresh and I am Paramjit and we are from the Correct Weight Loss team. Today we are going to talk about nutrition tips to burn belly fat. Lets run through some very quick burn belly fat diet tips. Avoid Refined Carbs [0:00:16.8] [Paramjit] The first thing we want to touch on are refined carbs. This is the biggest evil of the modern world. Refined carbs actually cause metabolic syndrome. [Suresh] First of all when you talk about refined carbs, can…

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    Cut the sugar! That’s the message from the new federal dietary guidelines. The average American gets 47 percent of their daily added sugar from sugary drinks. The new recommendation is that added sugar be just ten percent, or 200 calories, of your daily calories. Added sugar is much different than naturally occurring sugars, like the ones found in milk or fruit. Nutritionists say added sugar fills your diet with empty calories. Eating too much added sugar can lead to diabetes, heart disease…

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    uncontrolled binges and a lot of guilt. It is more advisable to take a practical approach to this diet and limit your consumption of agricultural, dairy and refined food products, rather than trying to give them up completely. Also keep in mind that whole grains and dairy offer some vital nutrients to your body and are quite healthy in their own right. It is unfair to club them with refined foods, alcohol and sugar. At the end of the day, there is no doubt that the Paleo Diet can work for…

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    Meat is still a staple of food culture today. People who don’t eat meat try to find various different alternatives and substitutes for it. They do this to not only get the nutritional benefits of meat, but to also because they enjoy the way meat tastes. Humans have a biological desire for meat. Our tongues are able to detect the presence of glutamic acid and it creates a savory taste in our mouths called umami. Meat also contains a significant amount of fat. We have identified 3001 olfactory…

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    bothers us. It’s the only thing that’s made us unhappy.” (230). Hemingway allows the Americans dialogue to show the importance of the decision that the girl needs to make in context that she has the power to keep of kill the baby. Throughout the whole story Hemingway presents a lot of diction in order to highlight key points to highlight the issues that the American and the young girl had with being pregnant. Then after stating that the unborn child has made them both miserable diction is able…

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    Protein is one of the most misunderstood nutrients on the planet. While we all know it’s essential for building muscle, skin, organs and hormones, many people are confused about how much protein they should be eating. Most people eat more protein in a day than their bodies actually need, as much as three to five times what is recommended. Individuals over the age of 18 only require that 10% to 30% of their daily calories come from protein. Excess dietary protein can pose serious health risks…

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    The articles, “Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Doubles, Study Finds,” by Tracie McMillan and, “Is Junk Food Really Cheaper,” by Mark Bittman show that we are eating less healthy food all the times. The articles both claim that Americans are not making good choices in picking out the foods that they eat. For example, “Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Double” states that “diets of low income Americans have worsened in the past decade, event…

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    Nutrition is the study of nutrients in food and how the body uses nutrients. Proper nutrition is one of the most important elements to being healthy. Without proper nutrition our bodies wouldn’t be able to carry out our everyday functions. Eating a well-balanced diet can help you get the nutrients you need to fuel your body for you daily activities and exercise. The most important meal of the day is breakfast. Eating breakfast regularly can lead to a lower risk of obesity and diabetes.…

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