what should i include in a movie night food bag for a dieter?

Question

Is having one free food day each week a good idea for dieter who was bulemic purger?

Answer 1

Hot air popcorn: Hot air popcorn in portion control and a fresh fruit to quench your thirst- you can also bring a bottle of water. The popcorn is high in fiber, and you dont need the oil or the fat they add.

Answer 2

No: No same disease have been around for ever however the country is better at picking up outbreaks and the press better at reporting them and alerting the public ..

Answer 3

No: The same bacteria are causing food borne illnesses. The foods are processes more in larger factories and this can change the prevalence of contamination. We hear more an out this in the media these days. Locally grown and processed foods tend to be better.

Answer 4

Food poisoning: This typically refers to infections that can be carried in food, or food poisoning. As we've all seen with recent news stories, these episodes can cause sever illness or death affecting many people over wide geographic areas.

Answer 5

Food makes you sick: Food borne illness are diseases caused by viruses, bacteria or parasites transmitted in the food. E.Coli, norvirus and salmonella are well-known examples. Prevention involves using hygiene in the growing, harvesting and preparation of food as well as safe cooking temperatures and storage after cooking.

Answer 6

Acid: Bacteria that isn't removed from teeth converts foods into acids which etch the tooth surface, the start of a cavity. Comes from insufficient levels of oral hygiene or from improper foods partially loosening braces. Ask your dentist to consider for restorations.

Answer 7

Bacteria: White spots form when bacteria collect next to braces (poor oral hygiene) or behind braces (loose braces from damaging foods). See your family dentist about restoring the damaged areas.

Answer 8

Plaque accumulation: White spots on teeth following orthodontic treatment represent areas where plaque has been allowed to accumulate undisturbed for a significant period of time. This results in acid byproducts from the plaque that decalcify the surface of the enamel, resulting in these unattractive discolorations. Ask your dentist for advice as to how to address this problem.

Answer 9

Bacteria/toxins: Most are due to eating a toxin produced by a bacteria e.g. Staph (causes fever, lots of vomiting, diarrhea), or ingesting a dose of bacteria itself, e.g. Salmonella, campylobacter. Foods contaminated by fecal or disease causing bacteria (even organic), undercooked to kill bacteria present, served by handlers with poor hygiene (eew) transmit disease. Bad water, hygiene spreads parasite, viral infect.

Answer 10

Food: In appropriately washed, heated, boiled or cooked food, food eaten more than 4 hours after being outside etc.

Answer 11

Food Borne Illness: Meats, sauces, pastries, desserts, and unwashed fruits and vegetables may all be associated with food-bornes illnesses, most commonly "creamy" sauces or pastry fillings.

Answer 12

Agree w Dr. Knox: It can be in raw poultry & meat as well as raw eggs & seafood. Vegetables & fruit may be irrigated or washed w contaminated water. Cross contamination can also occur during food preparation. Ciguatera in tropical fish that have eaten toxic plankton, Shellfish fed on toxic algae, Scromboid in poorly refrigerated dark meat fish,Puffer fish. Some mushrooms such as Amanita phalloides.) Parasites too.

Answer 13

Mixed diet: A mixed diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts; low in saturated fats; no tobacco, no more than one drink a day and exercise at least 30 minutes each day.

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