Media
Diets
Health at Every Size
100

What two things do companies do on the media?

Advertising and Marketing

100

What should people with dairy allergies look for on a food package?

They should take a look at the ingredient list or in a special section at the end of the list of ingredients. 



100

Is a bigger sized person unhealthy?

No, even if they are bigger it doesn't mean they are unhealthy. In fact they may even be healthier than a much thinner person.

200

Are juices still recommended in the Canada's Food guide? 

No, juices are often considered as a sugary drink.
200

Why are people overweight?

Overeating.
200

Is there a "perfect" body type?

No! Every body is perfect how it is!

300

How does advertisements in the media affect our food choices?

Psychological appeals.

300

Is everyone's bodies different when it comes to dieting?

Absolutely! Everyone has their own natural weight and differences.

300

Where do ideas about body image come from?

The society and media.

400

What do companies do when creating images of their food products?

Food photography

400

What is the difference between a diet and lifestyle? 

A diet is short-term while a lifestyle is long-term.

400

Do body standards change from years?

Yes, there comes trends on certain body types and standards in each era. In the current era we accept real bodies in all shapes and sizes. 

500

Do food claims have to follow certain rules?

Yes, in Canada, food claims are required to be truthful, supported by evidence, and followed by strict guidelines. 

500

What is a diet?

A diet is a temporarily change in food/ eating habits. 

500

Why might be assume that someone who is bigger isn't healthy and happy?

These assumptions often come around from other's opinions, models, ideal body types, society and much more. 

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