Unit 3 – Nutrition Lesson 1
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Unit 2 – Nutrition
Lesson 1
Food Myths
What is Nutrition?
Nutrition: The process of providing or
obtaining the food necessary for health
and growth.
Our Goal For This Unit
Analyze nutrient information about foods
before making choices
Food Myths
Where do you get your nutrition
information?
True/False
1. One pound of muscle weighs more than one pound
of fat.
FALSE – One Pound weighs One Pound
2. Vinegar and grapefruit melt away body fat?
FALSE – They do work as negative calories
though.
3. No pill or food can burn up fat.
TRUE – There is no miracle drug or food.
4. If you eat too many calories, whether from
carbohydrates, proteins or fats, your body will store
them as fat.
TRUE
5. No single food supplies all of the nutrients we need.
TRUE – Eating in Moderation is the key.
True/False
6. Vitamin C cures the common cold.
False – Vitamin C Does help boost the immune
system though.
7. Muscle converts to body fat when you do not
exercise daily
False – Tissues cannot change.
8. All foods can fit into a healthy eating plan
True - There are no good or bad foods- just good or
bad diets.
9. Over consumption of some nutrients can be
dangerous
True
True/False
10. You can meet your nutrient needs without
supplements and by eating a wide variety of food in
moderation from each of the food groups
True
11. The best way to lose weight is by eliminating
dietary fat.
False
12. Eating chocolate will cause acne or pimples.
False
13. Eating too much sugar will cause you to be
hyperactive.
False
True/False
14. Cholesterol is not fat; it is a fat-like substance.
True
15. All forms of fat provide the same number of
calories.
True
16. Five or more servings of fruits and vegetables
should be eaten daily
True – We call it the “High Five”
17. If you eat extra protein you will build large muscles.
False – Exercise builds muscle.
Wrap-up Question
What do you think are some good
sources of nutrition information?