nutrition grade 12 · 1. too many unhealthy choices… 2. portion sizes are too big 3. we drink too...
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Nutrition Grade 12 Mrs. Blash
In the U.S. there has been:
- a 200% increase in overweight
children since late 1960’s
-15% of American children are
overweight
-61% of American adults are overweight!!!
Why are people
getting more and more overweight?
1. Too many unhealthy choices…
Goo Goo cluster Chocolate Chunk Ice-cream
Double-stuffed Oreos
Chili Cheese Fries
Deep Dish Stuffed Crust Pizza with extra cheese
America’s Sweet Tooth:
{pounds of sugar eaten per person per year}
1800.......................10
1895.......................63
1915.......................95
1935.....................115
1955.....................119
1976.....................125
1990.....................140
2002.....................158
2013…………….179
1. Too many unhealthy choices…
2. Portion sizes are too big
2. Portion sizes are too big
3. We drink too many of our calories
4. Not enough exercise
Lack of time
No energy
Sedentary life style (watches excessive tv, playing videogames.
Non physical job/desk job
No Motivation
No access to gym
5. People are uneducated ! Magazine
ads for weight loss products manipulate people with
false hope
Beware of diet ads that:
-promise quick weight loss
-a doctor with a stethoscope around
his/her neck,
-unrealistic claims
-digital before and after pictures
that are not realistic
-small print that you need a magnifying
glass to read!
5 Contributing Factors to Obesity Problem
1. Too many unhealthy choices…
2. Portion sizes are too big
3. We drink too many of our calories
4. Not enough exercise
5. People are uneducated ! Magazine ads for weight
loss products manipulate people with false hope…
Nutrition Related Illnesses
Unhealthy eating and inactivity contribute to 310,000 to 580,000 deaths each year according to the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). That’s 13 times more than are killed by guns and 20 times more than by drug use.23
Nutrition Unit: Calories
1. Every day, to function properly, your body needs a
certain amount of energy from:
a) __fat_ b) __protein__ c) __carbohydrates___
2. Your body burns (_metabolizes___) these 3 nutrients to
produce ENERGY which is measured in _calories_______
Nutrition
Carbohydrates- body’s preferred source of energy or calories.
Your brain’s primary source of fuel is from glucose and glucose comes predominantly from carbs.
Fiber- another form of a carbohydrate. Tough stringy part of fruits, vegetables and grains. It can not be digested so it helps move waste through the digestive tract.
45-60% of total calories per day should be carbohydrates
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates that are good for you
Ancient Grains
Whole grain bread
Beans\Legumes
Fruit
Root Vegetables
Carbohydrates you should avoid
Food that’s are refined or enriched
Added sugar
Ingredients you can’t pronounce
Anything in a bag or box
Fats
Lipids, provide twice the energy as carbohydrates and proteins.
Saturated Fats- animal fat
Unsaturated Fats- vegetable Fat
Fats add flavor to food
Helps satisfy hunger longer
Needed in diet to insulate organs and body
Too much fats leads to weight gain.
25%-35% of total calories per day should be fats
Proteins aid in tissue development and muscle growth and repair throughout your life. They give you energy when your body is depleted of carbohydrates and helps to keep your immune system healthy
10%-15% of total calories per day should be proteins
Good Proteins Sources
Seafood
White meat Poultry
Eggs
Beans
Soy
Research shows that including a source of protein like an egg or Greek yogurt at breakfast along with a high-fiber grain like whole wheat toast can help you feel full longer and eat less throughout the day.
With no food in your stomach, your body thinks it’s
starving, and your metabolism SLOWS down
It's already been 18 hours since you last ate!
Your brain needs nutrients to be alert, otherwise
you'll feel tired and can’t concentrate!
Your body needs food in the morning for energy!!
Vitamins & Minerals
Vitamins- known as micronutrients because they are needed
in small amounts. Vitamins are classified into two groups:
Water soluble
B – complex
C
Can be found in all good fat and carbohydrates food sources
Minerals ~ inorganic substances that the body cannot manufacture.
Function : to repair body tissues.
Fat soluble A D E K
Water ~most essential of all nutrients
The human body is about 60-70 percent water
Vital to every body function
Helps convert food to energy
Cushions joints
Eliminates waste
Regulates body temperature
Food Pyramid Guides
How Many Calories Should You Eat?
CALCULATING CALORIES YOU SHOULD EAT PER DAY:
1) Estimated BMR: current weight______
x 10 (boys x 11)
= Box 1
2) Activity Level:
x _______
(choose .3, .5, or .7)
= Box 2
3. Take Box 1_______
+
Box 2_______
= ___________ (multiply by 0.1)
= Box 3
How Many Calories Should You Eat?
4) Take Box 1 _______
+ Box 2 _______
+ Box 3 _______
5) = TOTAL CALORIES PER DAY TO MAINTAIN YOUR WEIGHT
6) to lose weight - 500 PER DAY TO LOSE 1 LB. PER WEEK, (or 1,000 for 2 lb.)
to gain weight + 500 to gain 1 lb. PER WEEK
Know that 1 lb. = * 3500_ calories.
The safest way to lose weight is 1-2 lbs per week
*women should never go below 1200 calories/day
*men should never go below 1500 calories/day
Apps That Calculate For You
Fooducate
Calorie counter Pro
My FitnessPal
Nutrino
LoseIt
Healthyout – Healthy MealFinder
"Grocery Store Savvy"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-R7cCIg8iDQ
How To Read A Food Label
look at this-look at this-look at this-
look at this-
Deceiving Food Labels
1. Unrealistic serving size - chips
2. Servings per container – muffin
3. Packaging - pop tart
4. listing an amount and then having a “ * ”
- Mac n’ Cheese and brownies
Deceiving Food Labels
What Joe is eating is totally unhealthy.
You may want to substitute healthier foods
for his Snickers, for instance, but can figure
substitutions for him later. Today, just focus
on Joe cutting calories to lose weight.
Food(s):______________________ Calories:_________
Food(s):______________________ Calories:_________
Food(s):______________________ Calories:_________
Food(s):______________________ Calories:_________
Total Calories Cut: __500___
**Does not have to be 4 things…
Joe’s Calories
http://abcnews.go.com/2020/video/losing-big-fat-trap-16331564?tab=9482930§ion=1206863&playlist=16332677
Advertisements and Body Image
Magazine ads try to make people feel inadequate or feel bad like they need their product to be better.
There are very few ads for guys, and when there is one , they don’t have many words…
Many ads make girls feel like they can’t speak up for themselves (that their personality isn’t what’s important to hear, but that their great body should be their silent voice!...
What you see is not reality. They may not have such perfect skin, perfect hair, or be that skinny…
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/10/30/model-before-and-after-photoshop_n_4179012.html
NUTRITION and BODY IMAGE
In 2013
Almost 54% of American young girls and women
aged 12-23 years are unhappy with their bodies.
Roughly 75% of girls as young as 9 years have
dieted from two to five times in a given year.
62.1% of 9th-grade girls reported trying to lose weight
compared with 31.8 percent of 9th-grade boys.
High school girls (12.6 %) were significantly more likely
than boys (5.5 %) to have taken diet pills, powders,
or liquids to lose weight.
Eating Right is A Lifestyle
Dieting Theories
Set Point Theory: when you cut calories below 1200/1500
Your body goes into starvation mode and you have: slowed
metabolism, hunger pains, and fat cells do not release
fat!!!
Plateau-A point in an exercise program where additional progress cannot be made, such as weight loss or increase in strength or endurance.
Yo-Yo Syndrome: If you lose weight fast, you lose lean
muscle and gain it back as fat!
Could you follow this diet for life?
Current Fad Diets
South Beach Diet
Weight Watchers
Mediterranean Diet
Zone Diet
Atkins Diet
Paleo Diet
Raw Food Diet
Nutrisystem
Cabbage Soup Diet
When Dieting Is Taken to The Extreme
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Symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa
1. Resistance to maintaining healthy body weight.
An OBSESSION WITH BEING THIN
and self-discipline to not eat!
2. An intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat, even though
underweight.
3. Distorted PERCEPTION of their body shape and size
Symptoms of Bulimia
1. Resistance to maintaining healthy body weight.
An OBSESSION WITH BEING THIN
but don’t have discipline to not eat, so:
-binge and vomit (at least twice a week for 3 months)
-take laxatives
-over exercise
2. An intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat, even though
underweight.
3. Distorted PERCEPTION of their body shape and size).
Distorted Perception
Fight the Negative
RULE : Don’t ever compare yourself to a magazine ad - What you see is not reality!!
RULE : Don’t compare yourself to celebrities!!
RULE : The #1 best way to improve self-esteem and stay strong against “mean” people is:
positive self-talk9 :)