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Publication date:
19 March 2010Length of book:
240 pagesPublisher
Scarecrow PressISBN-13: 9780810869783
There are a host of books on dieting, nutrition, cooking, and all other areas related to food, yet books targeted to teens tend to emphasize weight and the dangers of unhealthy eating. Food Choices: The Ultimate Teen Guide provides teens with a new look at food and eating. In this book, author Robin Brancato chooses not to dwell on food-related pathologies like anorexia, bulimia, or obesity. Instead, she guides teens into a greater knowledge and enjoyment of food and healthy eating.
This book discusses numerous topics related to food and eating, including the biological and chemical reasons we prefer certain foods and the eating habits that are unique to teens today. This book also covers the latest medical research, the vast amount of literature on weight loss and dieting, and the cultural influences that affect what food we eat. Throughout, teens are presented with the best tips on how to develop healthy eating habits for a lifetime of enjoying food.
This book discusses numerous topics related to food and eating, including the biological and chemical reasons we prefer certain foods and the eating habits that are unique to teens today. This book also covers the latest medical research, the vast amount of literature on weight loss and dieting, and the cultural influences that affect what food we eat. Throughout, teens are presented with the best tips on how to develop healthy eating habits for a lifetime of enjoying food.
In a conversational tone, Brancato talks about what, how, why, where, and when teens eat. Chapter headings include: “What Kind of Eater Are You?,” “What Does Your Body Need?,” “The Great Weight Debate,” “How Safe Is the Food You Eat?,” “School Food,” “Eating Out,” “Eating around the World,” and “The Future of Food.” ... Copious bibliographic notes accompany each chapter.