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Many Earth Bound Angels and Angel Parents believe
nutrition has played a big role in there recovery from meningitis. We would love
to hear from you, if you are on of these angels.
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Please note! Meningitis Angels does not
endorse or recommend any of the information found here.
It is here simply to be a resource of
information.
ANY diet or exercise program should be discussed with your physician
or licensed dietitian before starting.
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This is some of the latest information on Nutritional Health from
Centers for Disease Control ( CDC ) You can read more on this subject by
visiting.
http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/ |
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The 5 A Day Campaigns
Savor the Spectrum
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Color
Your Way to 5 A Day

There are thousands of health promoting phytochemicals found in plants. Research
is just beginning to understand how they work to improve health, so it’s
important to eat a wide variety of colorful orange/yellow, red, green, white,
and blue/purple vegetables and fruit every day. By eating vegetables and fruit
from each color group, you will benefit from the unique array of phytochemicals,
as well as essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber that each color group has to
offer alone and in combination.
Eating a variety of colorful vegetables and fruits is an easy way to remember to
consume from 5 to 9 servings a day. The more color the better, whether choosing
vegetables and fruit at home, the supermarket or when eating out.
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Eating 5 to 9 and
Feeling Fine*
A good way to get 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables is to eat a
variety of colorful fruits and vegetables at mealtimes; for example, eating 3
fruits or vegetables at every meal is an easy way to reach 9 servings.
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5 A Day: Yes You Can!
Though
the benefits of eating at least five servings of fruits and vegetables daily are
clear, additional 5 A Day research shows that consumers still believe eating 5 A
Day is difficult. The most commonly cited barriers to eating fruits and
vegetables include busy lifestyles, length of preparation time, perceptions of
high costs, competing family demands, and lack of sensory appeal. These
obstacles are surmountable, however, and the 5 A Day for Better Health program
has compiled five tip sheets to help show people how to get more fruits and
vegetables every day.
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5 A Day Tips!
5 A
Day in 5 Minutes A Day
Whether its snacking on dried fruit or eating weekday dinners of weekend
leftovers, people can overcome time constraints with these smart minute-saving
suggestions.
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5
A Day the Affordable Way
A diet rich in fruits and vegetables does not require spending lots of money.
Get creative with these dollar-saving tips. |
5 A Day
with 5 Kids A Day
Parents can help their kids eat right and boost their own healthy eating habits
with quick pointers on the most kid-friendly fruit and vegetable recipes and
preparation techniques. |
5 A
Day at 5 Locations A Day
People on the go know that some restaurants and eateries aren't always fruit and
veggie friendly. But there are several easy steps people can take to reach their
5 A Day goal, anytime, anywhere. |
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5 A
Day for 5 Senses A Day
Eat fruit and vegetables, just for the taste of them…and touch of them, look of
them, sound of them, and smell of them! With daily plans, quick tips and easy,
delicious recipes, even the most ardent nay-sayers will find themselves feasting
on fruits and vegetables. 5 A Day is a terrific and necessary way to eat your
way to health. For 5 A Day Week and beyond, don't forget—Yes You Can!
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experiences and your ideas with others.
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