Describe at least three factors that influence adolescent food choices and the nutrition-related concerns in this population.

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Q: Identify the dietary cut-offs that were recommended by the 1977 Senate Select Committee on Nutrition…

A: They recommended Dietary Goals  for American people  to consume only as much energy as  you expend.

Q: Discuss the major steps involved in process of nutrition in human beings.

A: Animals are heterotrophs and hence they depend on other organisms (plants and other animals) for…

Q: Discuss the significance of nutrition in child development and its evolution within the family…

A: Nutrition is a phenomena by which living beings consume food and nutrients present in it. The idea…

Q: What are the importance of food safety and sanitation and impact on GI health

A: Nursing counseling and advice involves certain intervention which helps the process by focusing on…

Q: Summarize the nutrition information provided by the current and proposed food labels.

A: The food label is the tag on any packed food which provides us with information regarding the food…

Q: Nutrition and Healthy Eating Objectives from the Healthy People 2030 Increase

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Q: Generate a list of specific objections that food industry executives would be likely to have to the…

A: The healthy eating pyramid was developed in 1992 by the Harvard School of Public Health for giving…

Q: According to the National Health Morbidity Survey 2015, more than 10% of children in Malaysia under…

A: Childhood obesity is the accumulation of too much fat in the body of a child. It is the condition…

Q: Eating healthy is more than the food you eat.  In the space below, please list the seven key points…

A: To achieve healthy, balanced diet eat well guides shows the food we take from each of the food…

Q: What are the two key concepts for this section?Define food security and food insecurity. Whatis the…

A: Food security is when a person is able to obtain a sufficient amount of healthy food on a day-to-day…

Q: We are bombarded with nutrition and health claims through all kinds of media every day. What are…

A: The use of buzzwords and claims in the food and wellness industries is a widespread practice that…

Q: Explain the difference between food security and food insecurity

A: Food security, as characterized by the United Nations' Committee on World Food Security, implies…

Q: The Nutrition Facts panel provides valuable nutrition information such as serving sizes, nutrient…

A: The study of nutrition examines all the relationships that exist between food and living things.…

Q: Describe the several theories of food intake regulation.

A: Food intake regulation is the process of intake of food and its regulation with respect to the…

Q: List and describe each of the 4 overarching Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

A: The Dietary Guidelines for Americans are a set of recommendations made by the U.S. Department of…

Q: Explain the importance of resources for nutrition education in the dietary guidelines for Americans.

A: The resources for nutrition education in the dietary guidelines for Americans are necessary in…

Q: Describe nutrient density in the context of the five food groups in the U.S. Style Healthy Eating…

A: We are what we eat

Q: Review the data provided carefully. For references, you can use the Dudek (2022) textbook, the…

A: Lifestyle  of a person  including  his dietary pattern and physical  activity can largely impact…

Q: Describe four ways that programs can involve familes in childrens nutrition education.

A: The process of having enough food for the growth is termed as nutrition. This can be macro as well…

Q: Identify at least two (2) factors (other than culture) that can impact a person's food choices and…

A: Food choices are that that we have when we opt for the food item for example every time we don't…

Q: All of the following are modifiable risk factors except Obesity Smoking cessation Genetics Sedentary…

A: Arterial hypertension, dyslipidemia, smoking, diabetes Mellitus, a sedentary lifestyle, obesity,…

Q: Which of the following would you have the most confidence in, when looking for reliable nutrition…

A: Observational studies - There are two types of large observational studies, this could be cohort…

Q: What are geography areas related to student health and school foods related to health? Explain in…

A: Health can be defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely…

Q: Is there enough evidence to recommend fish oil supplementation to Filipinos in the current…

A: Fish oil is loaded with omega 3 fatty acids. These must come from food, since our bodies can't make…

Q: In daily diary studies, individuals have been found to eat 30-50% more while in the presence of…

A: Eating behavior is a complicated topic that is impacted by a number of psychological factors.It…

Q: Children with overweight and sedentary family members are more likely to be overweight. O True O…

A: Children with overweight and sedentary family members are more likely to be overweight. This is…

Q: There is a lot of nutrition information available in the media and online. How can you differentiate…

A: Food is the primary source of energy for all organisms. Without proper food and nutrition, an…

Q: Describe What is the result for the nutrition intake of Canadian community health surveys for…

A: We know The nutritional survey is the method to obtain information on the nutritional status of the…

Q: Identify factors that affect the nutritional status of individuals

A: Nutritional status is a critical aspect of individual health, reflecting the balance between the…

Q: The nutrition tool X play an important role in helping an individual to meet their nutritional…

A: In today's time malnutrition has become a big risk to a greater amount of our population,…

Q: The diet-planning principle that provides all the nutrients, fiber, and energy in amounts sufficient…

A: When planning a diet with all the nutrients in sufficient amount, it is important to: maintain the…

Q: The fear of trying new foods, commonly seen in toddlers, is called: O food paranoia food neophobia O…

A: The fear of trying new food , commonly seen in toddlers is called food neophobia.

Q: Recommended nutrient intakes vary according to which of the following categories? a.Age and gender…

A: Recommended nutrient intake is also known as recommended daily intake level of a particular nutrient…

Q: Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) may be used to: 1) plan and assess diets for healthy people, with…

A: The purpose of RDA guidelines is to inform how much of a specific nutrient the body needs on a daily…

Q: Discuss how the social environment contributes to the worldwide DALYS (disability-adjusted life…

A: The act of consuming food in order to assist the body to strengthen its immunity is known as…

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A: Depression It is defined as loss of interest in every activity due to constant lack in interest.…

Q: Samantha expresses concern that if she allows herself to follow more of a weight-neutral approach…

A: According to the data provided above 2020 systematic review has found that short term weight loss…

Q: The Dietary Guidelines for Americans is a program focused on healthy eating patterns as a whole…

A: A healthy diet is one that is well-balanced in the choice of nutrients. The major nutrients are…

Q: What percentage of US adults are vitamin D deficient? 26.6 36.6 41.6 80

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Q: Discuss the roles of prebiotics and probiotics in GI health. Give proper answe

A: ProbioticProbiotics are made of good live bacteria and/or yeasts that naturally live in your body. A…

Q: Explain five reasons why learning about different food cultures is important while working as a…

A: Q1) Cultural competence in healthcare refers to a healthcare professional's capacity to display…

Q: Which of the following is true of dietary reference intake? Are recommended dietary intake of O…

A: The dietary intake is a set of reference values. These values are used to  plan and access the…