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Topic: Food for Energy The kitchen may be the one room in which most people are

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Topic: Food for Energy

The kitchen may be the one room in which most people are most aware of the different systems and units of measurements used in the house and around the world. In the United States (U.S.), milk is bought by the gallon, sugar by the pound, soda by the liter, and cereal by the ounce. After you unpack your groceries you store some in the freezer at 0°F or indulge in a snack by baking a treat in your preheated oven at 350°F. As you can see, you can encounter many different units of measure just in the kitchen.

The amount of energy in a food can also be measured as calories. Humans need food for energy. There is a relationship between the amount of energy we take in and the energy we expend every day. Eating foods from all food groups is important, but how do you decide what to eat? Each meal should be evaluated to include the proper food groups and nutrients.

To start this week’s Discussion, review the information found at the website below and address the following questions:

Choose MyPlate. (n.d.). Retrieved December 15, 2016, from https://www.choosemyplate.gov/

Why do different people require different amounts of food and therefore energy? Identify the daily recommended caloric intake for your age and sex.

Calories are simply a form of measurement. Choose your favorite food and provide the caloric information for 1 serving. Then provide an example of the amount of an activity needed to burn off that much energy.

What food groups are necessary for a balanced meal? How do your measure a portion?

Culture, personal experience and the environment impact human health. Provide an example of how children or adults make food choices unrelated to their body’s needs?

Childhood obesity is an increasing problem in the United States. Propose a way to educate children about food choices and how food can impact their health.

Be sure to review the Discussion Board Grading Rubric provided under course home.

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Use this reference when referring to your text:

Trefil, J., & Hazen, R.M. (2013). The sciences: An integrated approach. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Explanation / Answer

normally in every house , food is measured bu the calories. every person take our meal after the considering the calories on that meal. but there is no common specific measurement of calories for all persons because every person do a different type of job . so the amount of calories will be accordingly to there work. if some one doing a hard job ( physically), he needed more calories than another man, so we can say that calories needed for a person is depends on their work.

by the diertary guidelines we can say that a student who is 21 to 25 years old , than he needed 2400, 2800 and 3000 calories in a day to the sedentary , moderately active and active student respectively and for a girld is amount of calories for the same age are 2000, 2200 ,2400.

2 squares of 70% dark choclates having a 100 calories, for burning these calories u need to do 23 minutes casual cycling.

food groups are for a balance meal is vegetables and legumes,beans / fruits /milk, yoghurt, cheese , / grain foods.

childrens and adults eat whatever easily present for them or eat accordingly to the taste which is not good for their body , they should eat accordingly to body need and work .

nutrition is very terrific problem in the society which impacts the human health because we are not taking a proper food. it is the cause of various disease and cancer.