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Guide to Healthy Eating
These are basic food groups for eating a healthy diet. Choose the right number of servings for your age, sex, size and activity level. For instance, a petite woman of middle years needs fewer and smaller-sized servings than an active, growing teenage boy
1. Eat a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables daily
(3 to 5 servings of vegetables; and 2 to 4 of fruit)
2. Eat whole grain pasta, rice, breads, and cereals
(2 to 5 servings daily)
3. Eat certified organic foods as often as possible
4. Eat healthy fats every day (2 to 3 tablespoons daily)
5. Protect your health with antioxidants
6. Avoid too much refined starch and sugar (Limit
sweetened foods and drinks to no more
than 10% of daily calories)
7. Select fish from the sea, and poultry, meat and eggs
from range-fed, antibiotic and hormone-free animals
(Consume a total of 5 to 8 oz of protein foods daily in
3 or more meals, with seafood at least twice a week)
8. Eat several good sources of calcium daily (2 to 3
servings daily for children & teens; and 1 to 2 for
adults)
9. Eat less salt, salty foods, processed and
additive-rich foods
10. Drink plenty of clean filtered water daily
(6 to 8 glasses daily)
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