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Index
Praise Title Page Copyright Page Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction PART I - Eat Smart, Live Well. It’s about You!
CHAPTER 1 - Food Choices: A Fit You!
Fitness: Your Overall Health! Smart Eating, Active Living: Guidelines for Americans Your Food Choices: The Inside Story Healthful Eating, Active Living: One Step at a Time!
PART II - Healthful Eating The Basics
CHAPTER 2 - Your Healthy Weight
Body Basics: What’s Your Healthy Weight? Energy Basics: Calorie Math Weighing the Risks Weight Management: Strategies That Work! Too Thin—a Problem? Disordered Eating: Problems, Signs, and Help “Diets” That Don’t Work! When You Need Help . . .
CHAPTER 3 - Fat Facts
Fats Matter Cholesterol: Different from Fat Too Much of a Good Thing?
CHAPTER 4 - Vitamins, Minerals, and Phytonutrients
Vitamins and Minerals: Team Players! Vitamins: The Basics Minerals-Not “Heavy Metal” Major Minerals Phytonutrients-a “Crop” for Good Health
CHAPTER 5 - Carbs
“Carbs”: The Basics Carbohydrates and Health Carbohydrates in Food Sugar Alcohols: Sugar Replacers Sweet, Fewer Calories Intense Sweeteners: Flavor without Calories
CHAPTER 6 - Fiber
Fiber: It’s Very Important! For Fiber-Variety!
CHAPTER 7 - Sodium and Potassium
Sodium, Potassium, and Your Health Sodium in Your Food Choices Flavor . . . with Little Salt and Less Sodium
CHAPTER 8 - Fluids
A Fluid Asset What’s to Drink?
PART III - Smart Eating The Consumer Marketplace
CHAPTER 9 - What’s on Today’s Table?
Food: What’s “in Store” for You? Ensuring Your Food Supply
CHAPTER 10 - Planning to Eat Smart
MyPyramid: An Eating Guide for a Healthier You! Inside MyPyramid Everyday Challenges: Smart Eating Strategies!
CHAPTER 11 - Savvy Shopping
Today’s Food Labels Supermarket Psychology Your Shopping Guide Food Safety: Start at the Store
CHAPTER 12 - The Safe Kitchen
Foodborne Illness: More Common than You Think! Checklist for a Clean Kitchen Safekeeping Safe Preparation and Service Quick Tips for Injury Prevention The “Eco Kitchen”
CHAPTER 13 - Kitchen Nutrition
“Resetting” Your Table . . . for Flavor and Health Simply Nutritious, Simply Delicious Add Life to Your Spices-and Herbs, Too!
CHAPTER 14 - Your Food Away from Home
Dining Out for Health and Pleasure Eating Out Safely! Fast Food, Healthful Food Eating Out Ethnic Style Eating for Travelers Flavor on the Menu
PART IV - Food for Health Every Age, Every Stage of Life
CHAPTER 15 - Off to a Healthy Start
Breast-Feeding Your Baby Another Healthful Option: Bottle-Feeding Solid Advice on Solid Foods
CHAPTER 16 - Food to Grow On
Toddlers and Preschoolers: Food and Play for the Early Years School-Age Kids: Eat Smart, Move More Feeding the Teen Machine
CHAPTER 17 - For Women Only
Childbearing Years: Nutrition, Menstruation, and Prepregnancy You’re Expecting! For Those Who Breast-Feed Now for Menopause
CHAPTER 18 - For Mature Adults
Aged to Perfection! When Lifestyles Change Changes That Challenge
PART V - Healthful Eating Special Issues
CHAPTER 19 - Athlete’s Guide
Nutrients for Active Living A High-Performance Diet Making Weight The Game Plan Ergogenic Aids: No Substitute for Training
CHAPTER 20 - The Vegetarian Way
Being Vegetarian Vegetarian Diets: Nutritionally Speaking Throughout the Life Cycle “Vegging Out” the Healthful Way!
CHAPTER 21 - Sensitive about Food
Food Intolerances and Other Adverse Food Reactions Food Allergies: Less Common
CHAPTER 22 - Smart Eating to Prevent and Manage Disease
Your Healthy Heart Blood Pressure: Under Control? Cancer Connection Diabetes: A Growing Health Concern Osteoporosis: Reduce the Risks Gastrointestinal Conditions Anemia: “Tired Blood” Food and Medicine
CHAPTER 23 - Supplements
Dietary Supplements: Defined Supplements: Safe? Effective? If You Take a Supplement. . .
PART VI - Resources
CHAPTER 24 - Well Informed?
Need Nutrition Advice? Be Your Own Judge!
Resources You Can Use Appendices Index
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