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Canada’s Food Guide
100

What nutrient does the low-fat diet limit?

fat 

100

Name one lean protein you can eat on a low-fat diet.

Chicken, turkey, fish, or tofu

100

What “good fat” is found in fish and seeds?

Omega-3 fatty acids

100

What activity helps the diet work better?

Exercise

100

What should fill half your plate?

Fruits and vegetables

200

What are two main goals of a low-fat diet?


Weight loss and better heart health

200

What foods like butter and bacon should be limited?

Foods high in saturated fats

200

What vitamin from milk helps bones?

Vitamin D

200

What can people take if missing nutrients?

Supplements

200

What type of proteins does the Guide promote?

Lean proteins

300

What percent of daily calories should come from fat?

Less than 30%

300

What foods should fill half your plate?

Fruits and vegetables

300

What mineral in nuts and greens helps muscles?

Magnesium


300

What products are sold as shakes or bars?

Meal replacements

300

What foods make up one-quarter of your plate?

Whole grains

400

What health problem can a low-fat diet help reduce?

Heart disease

400

What type of grain is recommended?

Whole grains

400

What nutrient gives energy if fat is reduced?

Carbohydrates

400

How often should you exercise per week?

At least 3–5 times

400

What fats does the Guide recommend limiting?

Saturated and trans fats

500

Who might benefit most from a low-fat diet?

People with high cholesterol

500

What kind of dairy products are suggested?

Low-fat or skim dairy

500

What nutrient might be too low if you cut out all fat?

Vitamin E

500

What body system does exercise and low-fat eating improve?

Cardiovascular system

500

What type of fat does the Guide say to use in moderation?

Healthy unsaturated fats

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