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1. How might a person’s lifestyle (career or school life, financial situation, family members) impact their diet and nutrition? Please explain and give some examples.

2. Why do you think that eating disorders are so common with teenage girls? What are some possible things that contribute to eating disorders?

3. Why do you think that eating at home is generally considered healthier than eating out? How can you ensure that you eat healthfully when eating out?

4. Do you think that ALL people have the same nutritional needs? What factors may cause people’s nutritional needs to vary?

5. The saying, “you are what you eat” is pretty popular and well-known; it is even the title of a section in the unit! What does this saying mean to you? Do you think that it’s true?

1) if a person has a lifestyle where he is active or at least moves around throughout their day, he’s more healthy compared to a person who sits at a desk for hours like secretaries, receptionists etc... therefore, he/she will, overtime, become overweight and lack a proper nutrition plan

2) teens may eat disorder cos they are mot likely to be socailable

3) eating indoors is much cleaner than eating outside

4) people do vary in nutritional needs cos they have differnt ages and have different health conditions

5) The proverbial saying 'You are what you eat' is the notion that to be fit and healthy you need to eat good food.The proverbial saying 'You are what you eat' is the notion that to be fit and healthy you need to eat good food.

and yes i think its true

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coco6568 coco6568 · Answer 2 · 2025-03-31T09:16:56-04:00

1. Lifestyle can impact diet and nutrition. If you work a lot no time to cook healthy meals. Financial issues can’t afford to buy healthy foods. Family that eat unhealthy or are not educated in nutrition will have kids that will most likely follow that same path.
2. Because girls want to be thin. They want to look like the people that are thin. They think they will be liked more if they are thin.
3. Hopefully you are making less processed foods at home. Eating out health options. Lean meats that are not battered or fried. Chicken, fish, Salads, vegetables minus butter or sauces.
4. No, different people have different needs depending on there lifestyle and activity level. Are they a student, an athlete, do they work out or sit around.
5. If you eat junk you will feel like junk. If you put food in your body will reward you and you will feel good and have energy.