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The Report on Nutrition and Chronic Diseases of Residents in China (20 15) shows that although the dietary energy supply of residents in China is sufficient and their physical development and nutritional status have generally improved, the dietary nutritional structure and disease spectrum of residents have generally changed, and they are facing the dual challenges of nutritional deficiency and overnutrition.
This is manifested in the low consumption of beans and milk, excessive fat intake and malnutrition in some areas. Overweight, obesity and high incidence of chronic diseases caused by overnutrition are prominent. In China, the overweight rate of adults aged 18 and above is as high as 30. 1%, the prevalence rate of hypertension is 25.2%, and the prevalence rate of diabetes is 9.7%, showing an obvious upward trend compared with 2002.
Food is diverse, mainly cereals.
A balanced dietary pattern is the basis for ensuring the nutritional needs and health of the human body to the greatest extent, and food diversity is the basic principle of a balanced dietary pattern. The new guidelines suggest that the daily diet should include grains, vegetables and fruits, livestock, fish, eggs and milk, soybeans and nuts. Average daily intake of 12 kinds of food, more than 25 kinds per week.
Eat 250-400g grains and potatoes every day, including 50- 150g whole grains and beans and 50- 100g potatoes. The new version of the guide adheres to the "grain-based" diet model. Different from the old version, it separates grains from potatoes and advocates eating some whole grains. In other words, you must eat staple food, and it must account for more than half.
The above content refers to People's Daily Online-experts interpret the new version of "Dietary Pagoda"? Teach you how to eat healthily.