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    EATING HABITS

    •Good & healthy habits  toprevent health problem (related tobad eating habits)

    •Good eating habits : rightfrequency, time of eating, type of

    food consume

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    EATING HABITS•Examples of good eating habits :–Eating food that is nutritious &constitutes a balances diet

    –Chewing the food well  easy to

    digest–Eating at specific time  to avoidstomach ulcers

    –Avoiding the habit of eating too much@ not eating at all

    –Eating food that has a variety ofnutrients with plenty of fibres

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    GASTRITIS• Caused by bad eating habits eatingtoo late & not at specific time!

    • "he empty stomach stimulates thestomach to secrete more gastric #uice

    which contain $Cl acid• "he gastric #uice acts on the walls ofthe stomach% causing inflammation ofthe stomach  gastritis  long period stomach lining may be eroded to formulcer  gastric ulcer

    • ymptoms :– harp pain in the stomach% 'eight loss

    – (oss of appetite% vomiting

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    GASTRITIS

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    OBESITY• E/cessive body 0eight due to the

    inta1e of too much food that rich incarbohydrates & fats2

    • ody 0eight is 345 more than theactual body 0eight 0ith respect tothe height2

    • Easily contract other diseases such ashigh blood pressure (hypertension),

    heart diseases & diabetes mellitus

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    OBESITY• ' 6 body 0eight (1g)

     height (m) / height (m)

    • 7an be avoided in the follo0ing 0ays :8 $educe the inta1e of food 0hich is

    rich in carbohydrates & fats

    8 E/ercise frequently

    8 9o not tempted to eat bet0eenmeals

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    OBESITY 

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    ANEROXIA NERVOSA

    • A psychological disease which usuallyoccurs among young women who feelthey are too fat & not attractive

    • An eating disorder refrain from

    eating & exercise excessively• ymptoms :

    – Excessive loss of weight% mental &emotional problems & malnutrition

    • )rgent treatment by specialists isre*uired% can cause death if nottreated+

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    ANEROXIA

    NERVOSA

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    BULIMIA NERVOSA

    •A health problem related to badeating habits

    •Eat excessively & then inducevomiting by putting her fingersdown her throat

    •'eight loss% malnutrition%emotional & mentaldisturbances+

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    BULIMI

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    NERVO

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    EVALUATING NUTRIENT

    CONTENTS OF FOOD

    • Criteria have to be considered whenchoosing food :– "he nutrient content

    – "he freshness

    – "he presence of chemical substancesartificial flavourings% preservatives &colourings  not good for health & can causecancer

    • Food Act (1983) & Food Regulation (1985! : all processed food must have a foodlabel to show the nutrient content ofthe food% the chemical substances used &the expiry date of the food