Canada's Food Guide
What is the best choice?
Healthy Eating
Diabetes
Missing food group
100

Tomatoes and apples are a part of this category on the food guide

Vegetables and Fruits

100

Baked potato or french fries?

Baked potato

100

Does eating healthy increase/decrease your amount of energy?

Increase

100

True or False, Diabetes has no cure.

True

100

Rice, Chicken and Tomatoes

Milk and Alternatives

200

This section of the food guide provides lots of protein

Meat and Alternatives

200

White bread or Whole grain bread?

Whole grain

200

What should you drink instead of sugary beverages?

Water

200

A well balanced this will help control your diabetes.

Diet

200
Bread, Peanut butter and Yogurt

Vegetables and Fruits

300

Calcium and Vitamin D are the main nutrients from this food group

Milk and Alternatives

300

Water or 100% fruit juice?

Water

300

What is the recommended proportion of fruits and vegetables on the healthy eating plate?

1/2 (half) the plate

300

What is the organ in the body that produces insulin?

Pancreas

300

Cheese, Sausage and Milk

Vegetables and Fruits + Grain Products

400

What does the Canada's Food Guide tell us?

What we should eat and how much

400

Name 2 "Nutrient Dense" Foods

Fruits and Vegetables

400

Healthy eating reduces the risk of...?

Getting sick or getting other illnesses

400

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of diabetes?

a) Excessive thirst

b) Urinating more than usual

c) Increased energy

d) Blurry vision

c) Increased energy

400

Tofu, Legumes and Soy beverages

Vegetables and fruits + Grain Products

500

What food group does peanut butter go under?

Meat and Alternatives

500

Name 3 "Empty-Calorie" Foods that start with the letter "C"

Cake, Candy, Chips, Chocolate bar, Cookies

500

Obesity can increase the risk of...?(Name 2 diseases that were mentioned in the presentation)

Heart conditions and Diabetes

500

This should be done regularly as a way to monitor your diabetes.

Check your blood sugar

500

Build a "Healthy meal" with at least one food item from each food group.

E.g. Whole wheat bread (Grain) + Cheese (Milk)+ Ham (Meat) + Lettuce (Vegetable)
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