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Is smaller portions of unhealthy food healthier than healthy foods?
No. Healthy food is healthier than smaller portions of Junk Food.
Do you prefer to eat more variety but smaller portion of food or less variety but bigger portions Why?
I prefer to eat more variety but smaller portions of food because our body needs a great variety of different nutrients, vitamins, trace elements etc. So more variety maintains our diet also and which is good for health. With many varieties we can taste of many different food items.
What in your body mixes your food with chemicals made by your body then churns up your food into smaller parts?
Action of the stomach mixes your food with chemicals made by your body then churns up the food into smaller parts.
Is smaller portions of unhealthy food healthy?
It wouldn't be healthy, but it would certainly be healthier than eating the large portion by far. If you're considering eating smaller portions as a baby step in a healthier lifestyle, you are certainly on the right track.
What was rationed WW2?
eating small portions of food and saving portions for what food you did have
How can i learn to restrict my calories?
A wedding event can be really stressful and for some women, it can mean overeating period, but if you abstain from eating junk food and instead eat smaller portions of nutritious/balanced food you can see a difference on your body. Is not about starving is about being smart with what enters your organism.
What part of the body turns large food molecules into smaller food molecules?
diestive
What is the chemical in body that breaks food into smaller buts?
Saliva
Why the top of food pyramid is so small?
Because your body need less portions of the food at the top.
Digestion is the?
The breakdown of food into smaller and smaller particles that can be absorbed into the tiny cells that make up the body.
What body system turns large food molecules into smaller food molecules?
Stomach acid
Should a child four to six be given food portions as large as an adult?
No, a child aged four to six should not be given food portions as large as an adult. Their nutritional needs are different, and smaller portions are more appropriate to prevent overeating and to encourage healthy eating habits. It's important to focus on age-appropriate serving sizes that meet their growth and development requirements. Additionally, children often respond better to smaller, more frequent meals.
