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FOOD IS FUEL Mrs. Moelbert June 2014 AP Bio Class
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Food is fuel Quote by Ann Wigmore
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Disclaimers I am NOT an expert! Food + fitness = my passion
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A little history… Before
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Goals were (are) necessary! Lose weight Get healthy Avoid sickness Prevent disease Feel great!
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Changes & challenges Fitness was first…
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Changes & challenges
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Changes and challenges Food was next…
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What is clean eating?
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Clean eating principles Eat 5 or 6 small meals every day. Eat every 2 to 3 hours. Combine lean protein and complex carbs at every meal. Drink at least 2 liters of water each day. Never miss a meal, especially breakfast. Carry a cooler loaded with Eat-Clean foods to get through the day. Avoid all over-processed, refined foods, especially white flour and sugar.
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Clean eating principles Avoid saturated & trans fats. Avoid sugar-loaded colas and juices, diet drinks too. Consume adequate healthy fats each day. Avoid all calorie-dense foods that contain little or no nutritional value. Depend on fresh fruits and vegetables for fiber, vitamins and enzymes. Stick to proper portion sizes – give up the super-sizing!
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“Diet” vs. “lifestyle” South Beach The Zone Atkins Nutrisystem Jennie Craig Weight Watchers Clean Eating Paleo Alkaline Food combining Raw Mediterranean
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“Diet” vs. “lifestyle” Before… and now
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Eat your colors! I don’t mean these colors! I mean these!
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Eat this… Quinoa Kale Salmon Blueberries Kefir Oats Eggs Nuts Avocado Sweet potatoes Pumpkin Black beans Broccoli Flaxseed
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Not that!
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Definitely not this! “Sugar is the legal cocaine” ~ Tosca Reno
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What’s the difference… …between natural sugar vs. added sugar?
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Read food labels! Food label recommendations: Watch for hidden sugars Source: "Sugar? What Sugar?." Sugar? What Sugar?. Medicinal Food News, n.d. Web. 6 June 2014..
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Read food labels! Food label recommendations: 5 ingredients or less
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Read food labels! Food label recommendations: Be able to pronounce every ingredient What popular “anti-food” am I? Anti-food = calorie dense foods with no nutritional value
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Read food labels!
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Food label recommendations: Understand the marketing tricks partially hydrogenated oils = trans fats
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Eat organic (& avoid GMOs) Source: http://montereybayholistic.wordpress.com/2013/09/20/organic-vs-natural/
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What are GMOs? “GMO foods are plants and animals that have had their genetic makeup artificially altered by scientist to make the row faster, taste better provide more nutrients, or last longer.” Source: Hillstrom, Kevin. Genetically modified foods. Detroit: Lucent Books, Gale Cengage Learning, 2012. Print. Legislature Europe U.S.
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What are GMOs?
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“Portion distortion” Source: http://foxnutritionanddiabe tesservices.com/blog/wp- content/uploads/2013/11/tr uth-about-portion- distortion.png
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How could you modify these unhealthy ingredients? Crazy Chocolate Cake 2 ½ cups white flour 2 cups sugar 2 tsp baking soda 1/3 cup dark cocoa 1 tsp salt 2 tsp pure vanilla extract 2 Tbls vinegar 2/3 cup vegetable oil 2 cups cold water
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Eat food Mostly plants Not too much Pollan, Michael. Food rules: an eater's manual. New York: Penguin Books, 2009. Print.
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A day in the life… 6am – protein smoothie 9am – eggs/veggies/quinoa Noon – hummus and veggies 3pm – protein pancake (great for pre-workout meal!) 6pm - spinach salad and salmon
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Favorite recipes Egg white/veggie/quinoa quiche Almond butter cookies Protein pancakes Quinoa Salad Peanut butter/oat/flaxseed smoothie Berry Spinach smoothie Chocolate banana tofu pudding pops Lentil chili Bison quinoa meatloaf
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It’s all about CHOICES Habits Willpower Environment Family Goals
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Read/Watch/Learn Educate yourself Magazines Books Film
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Enjoy
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