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5/29/11

Essential for Good Nutrition














Eating healthy food's means' to eat what your body requires.

Our bodies come in all sizes and shapes, doesn't it makes sense that individually we should consume foods based upon personal need. It's not a one size fit's all. Exercise is required to burn off calories. If your lifestyle sedentary, this will effect's your daily dietary requirement for nutrients. The New Food Pyramid 05' is as follows:
Protein-Sources: Lean-meat- 6 ounces Woman

7 ounces Man
fish 2x weekly, beans, nuts, eggs-no more than 4 per week

2-3 servings
Dairy Sources: Milk, yogurt 8 ounces, cheese 1 ounce

2-3 servings
Vegetables: Gree leafy, yellow, white
1/2 cup 3-5 servings
Carbohydrates: Whole grains, brown rice, pasta's, cereals
1/2 cup 4-6 servings

Fruits Sources: Fresh, dried, canned

2-3 servings
Oils Sources: Olive, canola, butter, sugar-sweets,
use sparingly.
Water: 8/ 8 ounce glasses more, while working out or
on hot days.


Exercise: 30 minutes minimum per day.


3,500 calories= 1 pound to lose 1 pound a week you must reduce 500 calories daily.


Whether losing or gaining first evaluate your daily

consumption by writing down, in a journal everything that

you eat on an average day, then select the items that have the highest or lowest caloric content then eliminate and adjust your menu accordingly.


For more information visit www.myfoodpyramid.gov


You may contact us for your personal


Nutritional Consultation.









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