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9780160725258

A Healthier You

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    9780160725258

  • ISBN10:

    0160725259

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-11-30
  • Publisher: United States Govt Printing Office
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Summary

The food and physical activity choices you make every day affect your health how you feel today, tomorrow, and in the future. A Healthier You is grounded in the comprehensive science-based advice of the official Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005. A Healthier You brings together nutrition information from the Federal Government to help you make smart choices about healthy eating and physical activity. These keys to a healthy lifestyle may reduce your risk of getting such chronic diseases as heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and certain cancers, and increase your chances for a longer life. This easy-to-use guide will help you make wise food and physical activity choices to manage your weight with: * Two healthy eating plans: The DASH Eating Plan and new Food Pyramid * A how-to use the Nutrition Food label to make product choices * Tips for eating out and when you are on the go * An assortment of recipes * Guidelines on how to prepare, handle, and store food to keep you and your family safe, and * Steps for incorporating physical activity into your life Plus, A Healthier You includes the complete Dietary Guidelines for Americans with its 41 key recommendations

Author Biography

Author Bio:  
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is the premier agency in America publishing guides for health and wellness of Americans.  HHS is the  United States government's principal agency for protecting the health of all Americans.  By law, HHS along with the U.S. Department of Agriculture are responsible for releasing a report providing nutrition and dietary guidelines for the general public (The Dietary Guidelines for Americans).

Table of Contents

A Healthier You Based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans
PART I - Why Healthy Habits Matter--It's About You. For You
1(8)
Feel Better. Stay Healthy
3(2)
Much More Than a Diet
5(2)
Being Healthy Matters to You
7(2)
PART II - Good Health Grounded in Science
9(78)
Where to Start
11(8)
A Calorie Is a Calorie, or Is It?
19(6)
Calories + Nutrients = Food
25(4)
Breaking It Down
29(22)
Fats, Added Sugars, and Salt
51(10)
The Balancing Act: Food and Physical Activity
61(6)
Making Physical Activity Part of a Healthier You
67(6)
Healthier Older Adults
73(8)
Healthier Children
81(6)
PART III - Making a Healthier You Happen--Worksheets
87(32)
My Personal Profile
89(2)
My Healthy Eating Plan Using the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) Eating Plan
91(8)
One Week With the DASH Eating Plan
99(8)
My Shopping List
107(2)
Tips for Healthy Substitutes
109(2)
Tips for Using the Food Label
111(2)
My Physical Activity Tracker
113(6)
PART IV - Recipes and Resources
119(122)
Introduction
121(2)
Recipes
123(104)
Web Sites
227(8)
My Money-Saving Tips
235(2)
Tips for Using Herbs and Spices (Instead of Salt)
237(2)
Play It Safe With Food
239(2)
PART V - Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2005
241(78)
Executive Summary
243(8)
Background and Purpose of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans
251(6)
Adequate Nutrients Within Calorie Needs
257(12)
Weight Management
269(8)
Physical Activity
277(4)
Food Groups To Encourage
281(8)
Fats
289(10)
Carbohydrates
299(6)
Sodium and Potassium
305(4)
Alcoholic Beverages
309(4)
Food Safety
313(6)
APPENDIXES
319(21)
Eating Patterns
320(1)
The DASH Eating Plan at 1,600-, 2,000-, 2,600-, and 3,100-Calorie Levels
320(2)
USDA Food Guide
322(4)
Discretionary Calorie Allowance in the USDA Food Guide
326(2)
Food Sources of Selected Nutrients
328(1)
Food Sources of Potassium
328(2)
Food Sources of Vitamin E
330(1)
Food Sources of Iron
331(1)
Non-Dairy Food Sources of Calcium
332(1)
Food Sources of Calcium
333(1)
Food Sources of Vitamin A
334(1)
Food Sources of Magnesium
335(2)
Food Sources of Dietary Fiber
337(2)
Food Sources of Vitamin C
339(1)
Glossary 340(5)
Acronyms 345

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