Children generally need one to one and a half cups of fruit a day. Adults generally need about two cups of fruit a day. More information about what different ages need and about what counts as a cup of fruit can be found at www.choosemyplate.gov.
On average, women and men until 50 years old are recommended to get 2 1/2 cups and 3 cups of vegetables per day, respectively. Adults over the age of 50 should reduce their daily intake by 1/2 cup.
However, leaving exact amounts aside, you should get a balanced diet of mostly vegetables, legumes and whole-grain foods, with smaller amounts of fish, fruits, meats, dairy and eggs.More information
On average, women and men until 50 years old are recommended to get 2 1/2 cups and 3 cups of vegetables per day, respectively. Adults over the age of 50 should reduce their daily intake by 1/2 cup.
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You are recommended to eat 5 portions of fruits and veggies a day to keep your body healthy!
3-5 servings of vegetables and fruits everyday here's an example you eat 1 veggie And 2 fruits equals 3 servings kay Kay? Cu later
you need 100% of vegetables in your body.
5 this can include fruit as well.
Any kind, its recommend eating at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables a day
Onions are a vegetable, so really a serving of onions is a serving of vegetables. Granted, eating a serving of onions would be a little difficult, but adding onions to other vegetables works great and simply adds veges to your daily goal.
You're supposed to have 6 servings of fruit a day. If you have 1 cup of a smoothie with any amount of fruit and any fruit then that can count as 1 serving. So if you have 6 cups of smoothies then that would be 6 servings of fruit. So 6 cups of smoothies counts as your daily value. If you have any more questions about fruit and how much you should have please go to this website:http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/337945/fitting_in_five_servings_of_fruits.html?cat=227-8 servings of veggies
8 servings of fruit a day 8servings of milk a day 8servings of vegetables a day do this and you wont have any problems like i do
The serving of fruit to meet the dietary guidelines varies by age. A child between the ages of 2 yrs. â?? 6 yrs. needs about 2 servings of fruit per day. Older children and teen girls need about 3 servings of fruit and teen boys need about 4 servings of fruit per day.
You don't need any. It's the protein that you need. You can get all the protein you need from vegetables, whole grains, and especially legumes.
On some pyramids grain is NOT the one you should have the most servings of. Green vegetables and fruit is. Also when they say grain, they refer to whole grains, you don't need any refined grains or rice in your diet. Grain though very nurtious (if it is whole grain), is very starchy. Which is good in moderation, but it's best you be eating more leafy greens and fruits. Though fruits are too, very starchy.
no there is not any high fat in vegetables
Most foods contain at least some fat. Eat plenty of fresh whole foods, including vegetables, legumes, and whole grains, and include a source of healthy fat at each meal, such as flax seeds, nuts, olives, or avocado. There is no need to specifically add refined oils to any meal.
That would require laboratory testing. Take a good multivitamin with your evening meal and that should handle any deficiencies that are easily treated, assuming that you are getting an otherwise well-balanced diet. Always take vitamins with food, preferably a full meal, and ask a doctor, not someone in a vitamin store. They are not experts, and they need to sell vitamins.
Fats, oils, and sweets- use sparinglyMilk, yogurt, and cheese- 2-3 servingsMeat, poultry, fish, dry, beans, eggs, and, nuts- 2-3 servingsVegtables- 3-5 servingsFruit- 2-4 servingsBread, cereal, Rice, and pasta- 6-11 servings
Any vegetable (roots or greens) need to be prepared and then either cooked, or used in a salad. Vegetables come from farms where they are collected and stored. They are shipped to supermarkets where they are sold. The meal is prepared, then voila! The vegetables on your plate.