What to Eat
An Aisle-by-Aisle Guide to Savvy Food Choices and Good Eating
Marion Nestle, Ph.D.
30 CPEU or CE hours
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Description
How do we decide what foods to eat? In recent years, this
simple question has become complicated beyond belief—as supermarkets
have grown to warehouse size, and as the old advice to eat foods from
four food groups has been overrun by questions about organic foods,
hormones, pesticides, carbohydrates, trans fats, omega-3s, supplements,
health claims, extreme diets, and, above all, obesity.
Fortunately, Marion Nestle is here to tell us what's what—to give us
the facts we need to make sensible choices from the bewildering array
of foods available to us. With What to Eat,
this renowned nutritionist takes us on a guided tour of the
supermarket, explaining the issues with verve and wit as well as a
scientist's expertise and a food lover's experience.
Today's supermarket is ground zero for the food industry, a place where
the giants of agribusiness compete for sales with profits—not nutrition
or health—in mind. Nestle walks us through the supermarket, section by
section: produce, dairy, meat, fish, packaged foods, breads, juices,
bottled waters, and more. Along the way, she untangles the issues,
decodes the labels, clarifies the health claims, and debunks the sales
hype. She tells us how to make sensible choices based on freshness,
taste, nutrition, health, effects on the environment, and, of course,
price. With Nestle as our guide, we learn what it takes to make wise
food choices and are inspired to act with confidence on that knowledge.
What to Eat is the guide to healthy eating today:
comprehensive, provocative, revealing, rich in common sense,
informative, and a pleasure to read.
ISBN: 0865477043
ISBN-13: 978-0865477384
Format: Hardcover, 624pp
Publisher: North Point Press
Pub date: 2006
Dietetic professionals
CPE Level: 2
Suggested Commission on Dietetic Registration Learning Need Codes: It
is the sole responsibility of the dietetic professional to determine
the learning need code met by a course. numedix.com provides the
following "suggested" codes, but the professional can deviate from them
if they feel another need is met.
1080 Legislation, public policy
2040 Food science, genetically modified food
4000 Wellness and public health
4040 Disease prevention
4180 Women's health
5000 Medical Nutrition Therapy
5370 Weight management, obesity
8018 Environmental, agricultural and technologic influences on food systems
8070 Food production, quantity purchasing
8080 Food styling and food presentation
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