The Pocket Idiot's Guide to the New Food Pyramid
Developer: Penguin Group Author/Editor: Elizabeth M. Ward, M.S., R.D. Publication Date: 2005 Copyright Status: Copyrighted
Abstract: This pocket guide created for the nutrition novice breaks down USDA’s MyPyramid, a revised version of the old food guide pyramid that fits everyone’s needs. Written by a registered dietitian this guide discusses the 12 eating plans of MyPyramid and includes an explanation of each food group, tips for incorporating physical activity, information about serving sizes and calorie counting, as well as sample MyPyramid plans and menus with a worksheet at the end to keep track of your progress. Also scattered throughout the chapters are definitions of important pyramid terms, fun frequently asked questions, pitfalls you may encounter, pointers to make healthy eating easier, and additional resources to help you get your diet on a healthy track.
| Target Audience: Nutrition Education: All Ages Languages Avail.: English Format: Book
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Special Interest: Material written for general audience, with remarks or sections on the needs and interests of intended participants included Scope: Scope of information appropriate for target audience and essential topics discussed in appropriate detail Ideas Summarized: All major ideas summarized or reviewed to re-inforce key concepts; summaries easily identified
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Vocabulary: Vocabulary used is familiar to target group. Minimizes the use of technical terms and if used, are defined. Writing Style: Main ideas are clear and flow smoothly.
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Borrowing Information | This resource is available for loan to eligible patrons from the National Agricultural Library (NAL). Please refer to the FNIC Web site for more information about borrowing materials from NAL. | The NAL Call Number for this resource is: RA784.W3632005 |
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Keywords: Physical Activity, Fruits and Vegetables, Milk Group, MyPyramid, Portion Size
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