Components of Hunger
According to the food recovery hierarchy, which is the least preferred?
Incineration or Landfill
What is Obesity?
A disorder involving excessive body fat that increases the risk of having health problems.
How many households are suffering from food insecurity in the US?
17 million
Should you opt for local places or big fast food chains?
Local places
For someone living in the rural area, how many miles will it be from the grocery store?
10 miles
24%
What is the poverty rate in the US in 2020?
9.2%
How can a restaurant or bakery help with this paradox?
Give away unconsumed or unpurchased food at a lower price
What are the 3 states with highest food insecurity index?
Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama
BMI= mass(kg)/height^2(m)
What are some ways fast food companies lure low income families?
Advertisements, cheap prices, etc.
How can starting a garden help?
You can consume the fruits/vegetables you grow and sell the rest at a local farmers market
According to the US food waste in 2010, which food group accounted for the highest percentage of waste?
Dairy
List as many diseases possible that can occur with obesity.
Cancer, Osteoarthritis, Sleep Apnea, Asthma, Kidney Disease, etc.
Where is “Feeding Hungry People” in the Food Recovery Hierarchy?
Second tier
What apps help ensure that you have a nutritious meal when you're hungry?
OLIO and Foodfully
What is the state that will be mostly impacted by COVID in terms of food insecurity according to feedingamerica.org?
What are the BMI levels of obesity according to World Health Organization?
BMI 25-30: Overweight
BMI 30-35: Moderately Obese
How does poverty affect nutrition?
Leads to poor diets and less nutrient intakes.
What is the primary solution to this paradox?
Eating more whole foods with vitamins and minerals