Nutrition VI

Chapter 12 Nutrition Labels 

Added Sugars

Original daily value: undetermined

Updated daily value: 50 g

Choline

Original daily value: undetermined

Updated daily value: 550 mg

Nutrient→Original →Updated DV

Total Fat 65g 70g

Saturated fat 20g 20g

Cholesterol 300mg 300mg

Sodium 2400 mg 2300 mg

Potassium 3500mg 4700mg

Total carb 300g 275g

Dietary fiber 25g 28g

Protein 50g 50g

Vitamin A 5000 IU 900 ug RAE squared

Vitamin C 60mg 90mg

Calcium 1000 mg 1300 mg

Iron 18 mg 18 mg

Vitamin D 400 IU 20 ug squared

Vitamin E 30 IU 15mg

Vitamin K 80 ug 120 ug

Thiamin 1.5mg 1.2mg

Riboflavin 1.7mg 1.3mg

Niacin 20 mg 16 mg NE

Vitamin B6 2mg 1.7mg

Folate 400 ug 400 ug DFE

Vitamin B12 6 ug 2.4 ug

Biotin 300 ug 30 ug

Pantothenic Acid 10mg 5mg

Iodine 1000mg 150 ug

Magnesium 150 ug 420 mg

Zinc 15mg 11mg

Selenium 70 ug 55 ug

Copper 2 mg 0.9mg

Manganese 2 mg 2.3mg

Chromium 120 ug 33 ug

Molybdenum 75 ug 45 ug

Chloride 3400mg 2300mg

New nutrition label, What’s different?

-servings larger bolded font

-serving sizes updated

-calories larger type

-updated daily values

-new: added sugars

-change in nutrients required

-actual amounts declared

-new footnote

Other info required on packaging

-name and address of manufacturer, packager, or distributor

-statement of identity, what the product actually is

-net contents of the package: weight volume, measure, or numerical count

-ingredients, listed in descending order by weight

Lean- fewer than a set amount of grams of fat for that particular cut of meat or seafood 

High, rich in, or excellent source of- contains 20% or more of the nutrients DV

Good source, contains, or provides- contains 10-19% of the nutrients 

DV

Light/Lite- contains ½ fewer calories or 50% less fat

Organic- contains 15% certified organic ingredients

Term organic is regulated by the USDA

Food product->amount->object compare->hand comparison->

Pasta, Rice ½ cup tennis ball cupped hand

Vegetables 1 cup baseball N/A

Cooked vegetables ½ cup N/A cupped hand

Meat/Fish 3 oz. deck of cards palm of hand

Milk 1 cup fist N/A

Oil 1 tsp. thumb tip N/A

Chapter 12 Building Healthy Eating Patterns

1st step Individual

-motivating change in individual behavior by increasing knowledge or influencing attitudes or changing beliefs

2nd step Interpersonal

-recognizing that groups provide social identity and support.  Target groups for this are family and peers/friends

3rd step Organizational

-changing policies, practices, and physical environment of an organization to support behavior change (ex. workplace)

4th step Community

-coordinated the effects of all members of a community to bring about change (ex. organizations, community members, citizen

5th step Public Policy

-developing and enforcing state and local policies that promote good health.  Media campaigns that promote public awareness of health and the need for change

Chapter 12 My Plate Planner

Planner Methods of Use

-½ plate with vegetables

-¼ plate with lean meat, chicken, fish (about 3 oz.)

-¼ plate with whole grain such as ⅓ cup rice

-choose one serving of dairy

-add margarine or oil for addition at the table

-discretionary calories- excess calories after your required nutrient needs are met 

-increases with physical activity, decreases with age

Snack during breakfast and lunch containing 2000 calories

-6 oz. fat free yogurt: 100 calories

-with ½ cup raspberries: 32 calories

-Total snack calories: 132 calories

-1 banana 105 + 7 reduced fat crackers 120

-Total 225 calories

Breakfast

-1 scrambled egg                        92 calories

-w/ sliced mushrooms                  7 calories

-½ whole wheat muffin               67 calories

-1 tsp margarine spread              15 calories

-1 orange                                  65 calories

-8 oz. low sodium tomato juice    53  calories  

Total- 299 calories

Lunch 

-1 sandwich on pumpernickel bread                160 calories

-with smoked turkey deli meat                       30 calories

-4 slices tomato                                            14 calories

-2 lettuce leaves                                             3 calories

-1 tsp mustard                                                3 calories

-1 oz. baked potato chips                                110 calories

-1/c cup blueberries  1 tsp sugar                       57 calories

-8 oz. fat free milk                                           90 calories

Total- 467 calories

Dinner 

-1 c greek salad                                          150 calories

-with 5 greek olives                                     45 calories

-with 1.5 tsp olive oil                                    60 calories

-3 oz. grilled chicken                                   150 calories

-½ cup steamed asparagus                           20 calories

-with 1 tsp olive oil                                      40 calories

-with 1 tsp sesame seeds                             18 calories

-½ c cooked wild rice                                  83 calories

-with ½ c chopped kale                                18 calories

-1 whole wheat dinner roll                             4 calories

-1 tsp almond butter                                    33 calories

Total- 691 calories

Total calories- 1814      discretionary calorie allowance-156 calories

Chapter 12 Pacific Based Dietary Guidelines (SPC)

Protein Rich 

-Energy nutrient dense foods- foods that are both high in calories and high in nutrients

-Description- recommendation is that these foods should be included in all meals, contributing to about ½ of the food you should consume each day

-Protective foods- fruits and vegetables

High in vitamins and minerals.  In all meals: ⅓ food consumed each day

Eat these foods twice a day in small amounts

My Plate Planner- aimed to educate people about the type of food that is best for supporting optimal health and offers the advice that it is okay to enjoy food.  Just eat a diverse diet in moderation.  Foods are classified into 5 groups: grains, fruits, vegetables, protein, and dairy.