Author Question: Your friend is a meat eater who would like to develop a healthier, less meat-centered diet. Provide ... (Read 118 times)

segrsyd · **on:** Aug 20, 2018

Your friend is a meat eater who would like to develop a healthier, less meat-centered diet. Provide any 3 suggestions as to how your friend can achieve this goal.

Question 2

The best way to use physical activity to assist with weight control is to:
a. begin a high-intensity exercise program to jump-start energy expenditure.
b. work on strength-building activities with short duration and many repetitions.
c. walk for 30 minutes twice a week.
d. exercise daily in conjunction with a substantial calorie reduction.
e. use exercise to make up for high-calorie meals and snacks.

emsimon14 · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 20, 2018

Answer to Question 1

You could suggest that he cut down from eating meat 5-6 times a week to 3-4 times a week at first. He can slowly reduce his meat consumption further as he finds other foods to replace the meat at the center of the diet.
He could replace meat with fish to maintain his protein intake but reduce his saturated fat intake at the same time. This would also ensure that he is getting enough omega-3 fatty acids.
He could start eating more pasta dishes to reduce his meat intake but still enjoy a filling, nutritious meal.
He could try some of the vegetarian products such as veggie burgers or soy-based products to still obtain complete proteins but reduce his overall calorie and saturated fat intakes.

Answer to Question 2

d