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What food choices would be encouraged for someone watching his or her sodium intake?
 a. Whole grains, vegetables, and fruit
  b. Processed foods and canned soup
  c. Low-fat dairy products
  d. Legumes, eggs, and certain types of fat
  e. both a and c

Question 2

Nutrition topics that would be covered in Stage 1 obesity treatment include:
 a. shaming children into choosing healthy foods by ridiculing them.
  b. optimal fruit and vegetable consumption.
  c. the dangers of fast-food restaurants.
  d. good foods versus bad foods.
  e. very-low-calorie diet plans.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

b



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