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Catalogue Number: 200322DV Producer: Learning Seed Subject: Family Studies/Home Economics Language: ENGLISH Grade Level: 9 - Post Secondary Country of Origin: Canada Copyright Year: 2012 Running Time: 29 The portions we consider normal have expanded, and so have our waistlines. This program explores the Canada Food Guide recommendation to eat less and avoid oversized portions. Discover why most people consume far more food and calories than they did in past decades, and how the quality of that food has changed. Learn how to consume fewer, yet more nourishing and satisfying calories. Get tips on downsizing your portions and learn the important role exercise plays in eating less. |
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