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Bob-Dole

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Which of the following beliefs requires further education of the person?
 a. A label descriptor of light means the serving provides at least 1/2 fewer calories.
  b. A label stating the product is calorie free means the product can contain up to five calories per serving.
  c. A claim of low calorie on a food product indicates there are < 40 kcalories per serving.
  d. Reduced calorie on a food label means there are at least 25 fewer kcalories than in a regular or reference food.

Question 2

The primary diseases that are leading causes of death related to nutrition are:
 a. pneumonia and chronic respiratory diseases.
  b. hypertension and kidney disease.
  c. heart disease and liver disease.
  d. cancer and heart disease.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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