Diet Scholarly Journal
Diet is often seen as something negative, but this shouldn’t be the case. Diet needs to be associated with a person's overall food intake and it should not just focus on restriction or “being on a diet”.
Nutrition differs from diet. People need to be aware of
nutrition and how crucial it is to the improvement of their health. Diet and
nutrition are two factors that your consumers need to know about and it’s important to recognize the difference between the two. As a food service provider, your
business revolves around helping your customers achieve a good diet and proper nutrition.
When most of the people consider the word diet, it implies restrictions. Being on a diet means reducing or eliminating certain things from your lifestyle.
The best way to define diet is that it is the food that a person habitually eats. Looking at diet as a noun and not as a verb is a good way to redefine what diet is. Whether a person makes good or bad choices, these things make up their diet. The overall goal is to get people to choose the healthiest options that will improve their wellbeing.
Examples of specific diets that exist today are vegetarian, vegan, ketogenic, gluten-free, paleo, blood type diet, Mediterranean.
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