Table of contents for Diet and nutrition sourcebook : basic consumer health information about dietary guidelines and the food guidance system, recommended daily nutrient intakes, serving proportions, weight control, vitamins and supplements, nutrition issues for different life stages and lifestyles, and the needs of people with specific medical concerns, including cancer, celiac disease, diabetes, eating disorders, food allergies, and cardiovascular disease : along with facts about federal nutrition support programs, a glossary of nutrition and dietary terms, and directories of additional resources for more information about nutrition / edited by Joyce Brennfleck Shannon.

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Preface
Part I: General Nutrition Information
Chapter 1¿Dietary Guidelines for Americans: Keys to a Healthy Lifestyle 
Chapter 2¿Food Guide Pyramid
Chapter 3¿Your Digestive System and How It Works 
Chapter 4¿Protein and Amino Acids
Chapter 5¿Calcium: Sources, Consumption, and Absorption
Chapter 6¿Carbohydrates: What They Are and Why We Need Them
Chapter 7¿Fabulous Fruits and Versatile Vegetables
Chapter 8¿Dietary Fiber
Chapter 9¿Saturated Fat, Trans Fat, and Cholesterol 
Chapter 10¿Vitamins: Dietary Insurance
Chapter 11¿Sodium and Potassium
Chapter 12¿Fluids and Nutrition 
Chapter 13¿Sweeteners: With and Without Calories
Chapter 14¿Food and Color Additives
Chapter 15¿Food and Nutrition Misinformation
Chapter 16¿Ten Nutrition Myths That Won't Quit
Part II: Nutrition Intake and Proportions
Chapter 17¿Adequate Nutrients within Calorie Needs
Chapter 18¿How Much Are You Eating: Servings and Food Groups
Chapter 19¿Portion Size: The Forgotten Factor
Chapter 20¿Calories: Necessary and Discretionary
Chapter 21¿Food Labels
Section 21.1¿How to Understand and Use the Nutrition Facts Label
Section 21.2¿Food Health Claims Permitted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration 
(FDA)
Section 21.3¿Definitions of Nutrient Content
Part III: Life Stage Nutrition Issues
Chapter 22¿Introducing Food to Infants and Toddlers
Section 22.1¿Breast-Feeding and Bottle-Feeding
Section 22.2¿How to Feed Babies and Toddlers
Section 22.3¿Failure to Thrive
Chapter 23¿Healthy Eating for Children
Section 23.1¿Helping Children Eat Well
Section 23.2¿Fiber and Your Child
Section 23.3¿School Lunches
Chapter 24¿Why Milk Matters for Children and Teens
Chapter 25¿Nutrition for Teens 
Section 25.1¿Making Healthy Food Choices
Section 25.2¿Healthy Dining Hall Eating
Section 25.3¿Weight Control for College Students
Chapter 26¿Women's Nutrition Issues
Section 26.1¿Eating during Pregnancy
Section 26.2¿What You Need to Know about Mercury in Fish
Section 26.3¿Women Should Adjust Nutrition after Menopause
Chapter 27¿Dietary Health for Adults over Fifty
Section 27.1¿Nutrition after Fifty 
Section 27.2¿Nutrition Tips for a Healthy Heart
Section 27.3¿Importance of Water Consumption
Section 27.4¿Checklist to Determine Nutritional Health
Part IV: Lifestyle and Nutrition
Chapter 28¿The Healthy Eating Index: Dietary Patterns of Americans
Chapter 29¿The New American Plate: Transition Your Meals for Better Health
Chapter 30¿Healthy Eating Alone
Chapter 31¿Family Meals
Chapter 32¿Vegetarianism
Chapter 33¿Eating Well while Eating Out
Chapter 34¿Alcohol Use and Nutrition
Chapter 35¿Physical Activity and Nutrition
Section 35.1¿Physical Activity a Key Factor in Maintaining Health
Section 35.2¿Guide to Eating for Sports
Part V: Weight Control
Chapter 36¿The Health Impact of Excess Weight 
Section 36.1¿Defining Unhealthy Weight Ranges
Section 36.2¿Factors Contributing to Obesity
Section 36.3¿Health Risks of Excessive Weight
Section 36.4¿Helping Your Overweight Child
Chapter 37¿Choosing a Safe and Successful Weight Loss Program
Chapter 38¿Weight Loss and Nutrition Myths
Chapter 39¿Tips for Weight Loss and Maintenance
Chapter 40¿Popular Diets Reviewed
Chapter 41¿The Glycemic Index
Chapter 42¿Weight Cycling
Chapter 43¿Dieting and Gallstones
Part VI: Supplements
Chapter 44¿What's in the Bottle? An Introduction to Dietary Supplements
Chapter 45¿Ensuring the Safety of Dietary Supplements
Chapter 46¿Supplements May Cause Adverse Health Effects 
Chapter 47¿Supplements for People over 50
Chapter 48¿Supplements for Heart Disease and Cholesterol Control: Some Work, 
Others Are Worthless
Chapter 49¿Sports Supplement Dangers
Part VII: Nutrition for People with Specific Medical Concerns
Chapter 50¿Artificial Hydration and Nutrition
Chapter 51¿Cancer: Nutrition Care
Chapter 52¿Celiac Disease
Chapter 53¿Cystic Fibrosis Nutrition: Changes through Life
Chapter 54¿Diabetes: What You Need to Know about Eating
Chapter 55¿Eating Disorders Treatments
Chapter 56¿Food Allergies
Chapter 57¿Heart Health Nutrition: The DASH Eating Plan
Chapter 58¿Hemodialysis: Eat Right to Feel Right
Chapter 59¿Inborn Errors of Metabolism
Chapter 60¿Ketogenic Diet for Seizures
Chapter 61¿Lactose Intolerance
Chapter 62¿Malnutrition
Part VIII: National Government Nutrition Support Programs
Chapter 63¿Food Stamp Program
Chapter 64¿Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Supplemental Nutrition Program
Chapter 65¿School Nutrition Programs
Chapter 66¿Senior Adult Nutrition Programs
Part IX: Additional Help and Information
Chapter 67¿Glossary of Nutrition and Dietary Terms
Chapter 68¿Finding Useful Nutrition Information Online
Chapter 69¿Nutrition Resource List for Consumers
Chapter 70¿Directory of Nutrition Information Sources
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Nutrition -- Popular works.
Diet -- Popular works.
Health -- Popular works.
Consumer education.
Nutrition -- Popular Works.
Nutrition -- Resource Guides.
Public Health -- Popular Works.
Public Health -- Resource Guides.