A fact sheet handout about the importance of water Why Drink Water? * Your body is 60% water, every cell needs water to function * Regulates body temperature * Carries nutrients to cells * Helps flush out waste * Protects organs * Lubricates joints * Moistens tissues * Helps us perform better mentally and physically …
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Interpretation of the results from Table 1 (finding from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey for children aged 1 ½ to 4 ½ years) The National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS), found that although children are taller and heavier than 25 years ago, their energy intake is 17% lower and the protein intake is 10% …
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Advantages Disadvantages Breast Feeding *Breast milk is ideally suited to a baby’s energy and nutrient requirements *Composition of breast milk changes to meet baby’s needs *Free *Readily available *Can protect mother against breast and ovarian cancer, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and obesity *Access to clean water not needed *Creates a bond between mother and baby *Enhances …
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Explain how food labelling works to each of the following parents. Give real-life examples of how labels can be used to choose healthier options. 1. ‘Where can I look for a quick guide on what’s in a packet of biscuits? I’m shopping with little ones, I just want to compare one product with the next …
A food diary Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks Drinks Day 1 Muesli with almond milk and an apple 2 soft boiled eggs, pitta bread with olive oil spread, 4 slices cucumber, tomato and an apple Cod cooked in butter with oven cooked chips , carrot and peas 1/3 mango Chamomile tea 4 pints of water Day …
Definitions: Energy imbalance Energy is fuel for the body, it enables the body to function, renew, grow and repair. We get our energy from the macronutrients (proteins, carbohydrates and fats) found in the food that we eat. The energy we put in to the body needs to be equal to the energy we expend, this …
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Macronutrient Function Symptoms of deficiency Symptoms of excess Sources of macronutrient Reference Nutrient Intake (RNI) per day Carbohydrates: Sugars Provide energy, construction of body tissues and nerve cells Hypoglycemia (not enough sugar in the blood), feelings of hunger, ketosis (bad breath, confusion, tiredness, sickness), headaches, constipation Tooth decay, carbs become stored as fat, develop type …
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Analyse the sample meals suggesting alternatives to improve their overall nutritional balance of the meal. The meal is prepared for a family including a toddler, school aged child, male and pregnant female. Also consider budget limitations and that this is one meal out of the whole day. Meal 1: a. Ham sandwich on white bread …
This is a table to show key barriers to dietary change for different age groups. Highlighting which factors are easiest to change and how this change can be brought about. Age Group Key Barriers Easy to Change Pre-School Parents/ carers choose what food is provided Everything is new and some children are resistant to experimenting …
