Nutrition Education in Overweight/Obese Women Born Between 1980 to 1993

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Red apple on blue weighing scale. Nutrition Education in Overweight/Obese Women Born Between 1980 to 1993.

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Life is filled with Temptations. TOp view of colorful doughnuts.

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Eat for your body. A person sitting at a table Description automatically generated with low confidence.

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Bundle of raw carrots with tops, speckled with mud, laying on dark surface.

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Apples and pomegranates. Western food arranged on table.

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Who?. Elderly woman driving a car. Woman attending graduation.

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Person being measured. Person using phone. White disposable cups.

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What is Your Overall Nutrition Knowledge?. Nutrition education helps with improvement in health Higher intake of fruits & vegetables is linked to better health Higher fiber & fast acting energy.

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Setting Up a Macronutrient Goal. What are macronutrients? How do we set these up? What science will we use to set these goals? What is the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (AMDR)?.

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Protein. Very important in weight loss Quality of quantity 20-30 % of daily intake Most important macronutrient to reach for weight loss.

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Carbohydrates. Assortment of breads. Should be close to 40% of the daily intake Carbs are not the enemy In moderation, our body relies on these to function optimally Dietary fiber.

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Fats. Eggs in bowl milk in jar and cheese on plain surface.

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A ll three macronutrients to gain control, sustain weight loss, & achieve overall wellness.

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Lesson Plans & Fitness Education. MyFitnessPal Macronutrients Activity Day-to-day life Social life.

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