Current Nutrition Topics Healthy Eating - title 2 1 3 Fiona Ross Manaia PHO Dietitian
Overview Low carb – high fat diet Heart Foundation Two Ticks Sodium
Low Carbs - High Fat NO! Packaged /processed NO! e N m O ! e r t Ex NO! High e g a s s e M Sugar/sugary foods Grain products Seed oils Refined Carbs Soya and soya products SNACKS Animal and Dairy fats Meat
Similarities Lots of non starchy vegetables Palm sized protein Variety Control total calorie intake Real foods STOP when you are SATISFIED
Differences Amount of Carbs Types of Fat Amount of Fats Fibre Saturated fat and heart disease. Carbs – insulin resistance, hunger, addiction
Low Carbs - High Fat The DEBATE g n i z i r a l Po Research Interpretation Confusing me ssages
Low Carbs - High Fat Practical Recommendations • Moderate fat intake • Healthy Fats • Moderate Carbs less sugar and processed foods • Lots of non-starchy vegetables • Variety • Eat real food • Stop Eating when Satisfied
Heart Tick
Heart Tick
Heart Tick
Sodium Adequate intake: +- 600 mg/day for body fluids 3500 mg/day kiwi average intake 1600 mg/day to reduce risk of chronic disease 2300 mg/day recommended upper limit
Sodium • Blood pressure • Atherosclerosis • Gastric cancer • Osteoporosis • And others
Sodium NZ Nutrition Survey Processed Foods Naturally in food and cooking
Sodium Cornflakes Oats
Sodium 315 mg 220 mg
Sodium 1000 mg 2000 mg
Summary Healthy Eating - title 1 Eat REAL Food 2 Moderation 3 Stop Eating When Satisfied