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Training content of reasonable dietary knowledge
The contents of reasonable dietary knowledge training are as follows:

I. Nutrition and health

1. Classification of nutrients: Explain the classification of nutrients, including macronutrients (protein, carbohydrates, fat) and micronutrients (vitamins, minerals).

2. Functions of nutrients: Introduce the functions of various nutrients in human body in detail. For example, protein is the main building material and carbohydrate is the main energy source.

3. Malnutrition and diseases: Explain the health problems that malnutrition may cause, such as anemia and osteoporosis.

4. Choice and collocation of food

Second, the food pyramid

1. Introduce the food pyramid, emphasizing the importance of grains, vegetables, fruits, meat, milk and beans.

2. The principle of choosing food: explain how to choose healthy food, such as choosing whole grains instead of refined food and choosing low-fat meat.

3. Science of food collocation: Explain how to improve the absorption of nutrients through food collocation. For example, food rich in vitamin C can improve the absorption of iron.

Third, the cultivation of eating habits.

1, regular ration: explain the importance of regular ration and how to be hungry.

2. Diversified diet: Emphasize the benefits of diversified diet and encourage everyone to eat different kinds of food to ensure that they get all the necessary nutrition.

3. Drink water in moderation: explain the importance of drinking water in moderation and how to decide how much water to drink every day according to your own needs.

The importance of a reasonable diet

1. Nutritional balance: A reasonable diet can provide various nutrients for the human body, including protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber.

2. Prevention of diseases: A reasonable diet helps to prevent many diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, obesity and hypertension. By ingesting proper amount of fat, controlling the intake of sugar and increasing the intake of dietary fiber, the risk of illness can be reduced.

3. Maintain a healthy weight: A reasonable diet helps to maintain a healthy weight. Too much or too little energy intake may lead to weight gain or loss, thus affecting health. By controlling calorie intake and increasing exercise, you can help maintain a healthy weight.

4, enhance immunity: a reasonable diet can improve the body's immunity. Proper intake of protein, vitamins, minerals and other high-quality nutrients can enhance the function of immune cells and improve their resistance.

5. Promote growth and development: For children and adolescents, a reasonable diet is very important for growth and development. Adequate intake of nutrients such as protein, calcium and zinc is helpful to promote the normal development of bones, teeth and body.

6. Maintain a good mental state: A reasonable diet structure also plays a certain role in maintaining a good mental state. Studies have found that adequate intake of B vitamins, magnesium and other nutrients can improve mood and relieve anxiety and depression symptoms.