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Serving Size Calories Calories from fat Limit these nutrients Make sure you eat enough of these nutrients %Daily Value ◦ (WORD DOC: Food Label)
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CLAIMEXAMPLESREQUIREMENT FreeFat-Sugar-SodiumLess than.5grams per serving ReducedFat-Sugar- Calories At least 25% less than comparison food LightFat50% less fat than comparison food LightCalories1/3 fewer calories than comparison food Excellent Source Any Nutrient20% or more of the DV for a given nutrient Good SourceAny Nutrient10%-19% of the DV for a given nutrient HealthyLow in harmful nutrients and 10% DV for beneficial nutrients
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CLAIMREASON All NaturalDoesn’t mean it’s good for you-can be misleading about nutrients Low FatMany low fat products get their flavor from sugar Trans Fat FreeTrans-fat may be replaced with saturated fat Low SodiumMay not have had much sodium to begin with Good SourceCorrelates to 1 nutrient-what about the rest of the product Multi-GrainMultiple grains-does not have to include whole grain BakedBetter than fried but flavor has to come from somewhere *Check all nutrient values and ingredients to avoid being misled by a food claim.
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Take out a piece of paper Write a tally when you like/would eat the food At the end, we will add the total up http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/100- foods-dr-oz-wants-your-shopping-cart
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