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F OOD OOD - BASED D IE IETARY G UID IDELINES (FBDG): A G LOBAL S NAPSHOT , A N EVALUATIO ION OF OF ADHERENCE TO TO DIE IETARY IN THE US AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE RD RD Serah Theuri PhD, R.D University of Southern


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FOOD

OOD-BASED DIE IETARY GUID IDELINES (FBDG):

A GLOBAL SNAPSHOT, AN EVALUATIO

ION OF OF ADHERENCE TO TO DIE IETARY RECOMMENDATIONS IN IN THE US AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE RD

RD

Serah Theuri PhD, R.D University of Southern Indiana

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North America South America Africa

Asia & Middle East

Europe

Australia

87% 67% 17% 61% 35% 21%

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AIM IM of f the Food-Based Dietary ry Guidelines

Nutrition Education Policies Programs

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Development of f FBDG are Country ry-Specific

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FBDG Message Guideli lines

Simple Short Science-based Positive

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UNNIVERSAL MESSAGES

Enjoy a variety of food Eat Vegetables Eat lean meats Use whole grains Be active Use less sugar fat and salt Eat fruit

Use whole grains

Maintain a healthy weight Drink plenty of water Use low-fat milk, cheese or yogurt

Drink 6-8 glasses of water daily Practice good food hygiene

Source: Food Based Dietary Guidelines. FAO, 2017

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Eat three servings of potatoes a week

Spend less time at the computer

  • r TV

Grow your own food Do not

  • vercook your

meals Breakfast is the most important meal

Eat healthy while protecting the environment Adopt appropriate cooking methods

Qatar Croatia German Greece Largest number of messages = 26 (Hungary) Smallest number of messages = 6 (Nigeria)

Drink 3 cups

  • f tea daily

Netherlands

Be wary of food advertising and marketing

Brazil

Chile

Fiji India

Unique Messages

Source: Food Based Dietary Guidelines. FAO, 2017

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A glo lobal l Snapshot of FBDG: Sli lide Show

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Evaluatio ion of Adherence to Die ietary ry Recommendations in in the Unit ited States.

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Adherence to the 2010 Dietary ry Guidelines

CYCLES OF NHANES

Source: 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. DietaryGuidelines.gov

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Adherence to the Physical Activity Guidelines

Per ercen entage of

  • f Adult

lts Mee eetin ing th the e Aer erobic and Muscle le-Strengthening Rec ecommendations

Source: 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. DietaryGuidelines.gov

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Dietary Intakes Compared to Recommendations.

Vegetables Fruit Total Grain Dairy Protein Foods Oils Added Sugars Saturated Fat Sodium

Source: 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. DietaryGuidelines.gov

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Data Sources: What We Eat in America, NHANES 2007-2010.

Average Dail ily Vegetable In Intake Versus Recommended

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Average Daily Fruit In Intake Versus Recommended

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Average Dail ily Total Grain In Intake Versus Recommended

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Average Dail ily Refined and whole Grain In Intake Versus Recommended

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Average Dairy ry In Intake Versus Recommended

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Meat, Poultry ry, and Egg ggs

Average Weekly In Intakes

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Oil ils and Soli lid Fats

Average In Intakes in in Grams per r Day

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Added Sugars: In Intakes and Lim imit

Average In Intakes as s a Percent of f Ca Calo lorie ies per r Day

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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Oil ils and Soli lid Fats Average In Intakes in in Grams per Day

Source: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010

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New Opportunities for the RD, New Resources to Communicate the Guid idelin ines

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Tagtow, A et al. (2016) J Acad Nutr Diet. 116(2): 209-212

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Toolkit for Professionals

Tips, messages, and materials that will help you share information from the Dietary Guidelines with your patients, clients, and peers.

  • Talk to your patients about healthy eating patterns
  • Shift to healthier food and beverage choices
  • Cut down on added sugars
  • Cut down on sodium
  • Cut down on saturated fat
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Toolkit for Professionals: Responsive graphics

  • Share graphics from the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for

Americans.

  • Cup and ounce equivalents
  • Hidden components in eating patterns
  • Empower people to make healthy choices
  • Typical versus nutrient-dense food and beverages
  • Strategies to align settings with the 2015-2020 Dietary

Guidelines for Americans

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MyPlate Consumer Resources

  • MyPlate
  • Healthy Eating Styles
  • MyPlate MyWins
  • SuperTracker
  • USDA Mixing Bowl
  • SuperTracker Groups
  • SuperTracker Challenge
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My Pla late MyWins

  • Videos topics
  • MyPlate
  • MyWins video series
  • Healthy eating and physical activity
  • Fruits and veggies
  • Videos for kids
  • Kitchen timesavers
  • Grains
  • MyPlate songs
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Other Resources

  • Infographics
  • Printable materials – 10 tip

series

  • Meeting Your MyPlate Goals
  • n a Budget
  • Healthy, Tasty, Affordable

Spanish Cooking

  • Best Practices for Creating

Nutrition Education Material

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Serah Theuri PhD, RD swtheuri@usi.edu