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DIETARY
GUIDELINES
FOR AMERICANS
2015-2020
EIGHTH EDITIONDietaryGuidelines.gov
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Table of Contents
Message
rom the Secretarie s vii .......................................................................... viii Executive Summary........................................................................ ......................................................................... x ............................................................................................ 1Nutrition & Health Are Closely Related........................................................................
.......................................................................... 2The Dietary Guidelines for Americans: What It Is, What It Is Not ........................................................................
.................................. 5Developing the
Dietary Guidelines for Americans ........................................................................
.......................................................... 6Stage 1
: Review of Current Scientiific Evidence ........................................................................
.......................................................... 7Stage 2
: Development of theDietary Guidelines for Americans ........................................................................
................................ 8Stage 3
: Implementing theDietary Guidelines for Americans ........................................................................
.................................. 10A Roadmap to the 2015-2020 Edition of the
Dietary Guidelines for Americans ........................................................................
........... 11Chapter 1. Key Elements of Healthy Eating Patterns................................................................ 13
Introduction ........................................................................ About This Chapter ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Key Recommendations: Components of Healthy Eating Patterns ........................................................................
................................. 15Healthy Eating Patterns: Dietary Principles ........................................................................
.................................................................. 16The Science Behind Healthy Eating Patterns ........................................................................
............................................................... 17Associations Between Eating Patterns & Health ........................................................................
...................................................... 17Associations Between Dietary Components & Health ........................................................................
............................................. 17A Closer Look Inside Healthy Eating Patterns ........................................................................
............................................................... 18 Food Groups ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Other Dietary Components ........................................................................ ....................................................................................... 28Examples of Other Healthy Eating Patterns ........................................................................
................................................................. 35Healthy Mediterranean-Style Eating Pattern ........................................................................
............................................................ 35Healthy Vegetarian Eating Pattern ........................................................................
............................................................................ 36 Summary ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
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Chapter 2. Shifts Needed To Align With Healthy Eating Patterns................................ 37 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
About This Chapter ............................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Current Eating Patterns in the United States ........................................................................
............................................................... 38A Closer Look at Current Intakes & Recommended Shifts ........................................................................
........................................... 43 Food Groups ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Other Dietary Components ........................................................................ ....................................................................................... 53Underconsumed Nutrients & Nutrients of Public Health Concern ........................................................................
............................ 60 Beverages ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
Opportunities for Shifts in Food Choices ........................................................................
...................................................................... 61 Summary ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Chapter 3. Everyone Has a Role in Supporting Healthy Eating Patterns................. 63 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
About This Chapter ............................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Creating & Supporting Healthy Choices ........................................................................
....................................................................... 64 The Social-Ecological Model ........................................................................ ....................................................................................... 64 Sectors .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 65
Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 66
Social & Cultural Norms & Values ........................................................................
............................................................................ 66 Individual Factors .............................................................................................................................................................................. 66
Meeting People Where They Are: Contextual Factors & Healthy Eating Patte rns ........................................................................ ...... 67 Food Access ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Household Food Insecurity ........................................................................ ........................................................................................ 67 Acculturation .................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Strategies for Action ............................................................................................................................................................................ 68
Summary ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 72
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esAppendix 1.
Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans ........................................................................
............................................ 73Appendix 2.
Estimated Calorie Needs per Day, by Age, Sex, & Physical Activity Level ..................................................................... 77
Appendix 3.
USDA Food Patterns: Healthy U.S.-Style Eating Pattern ........................................................................
........................ 79Appendix 4.
USDA Food Patterns: Healthy Mediterranean-Style Eating Pattern ........................................................................
....... 83Appendix 5.
USDA Food Patterns: Healthy Vegetarian Eating Pattern ........................................................................
....................... 86Appendix 6.
Glossary of Terms ........................................................................ ................................................................................... 89Appendix 7.
Nutritional Goals for Age-Sex Groups Based on Dietary Reference Intakes& Dietary Guidelines Recommendations ........................................................................
...................................................................... 97Appendix 8.
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