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The Noble Path Foundation

1 week ago

This is a great article by MyModernNet.com... Looking forward to getting the book! 💚🌎🌱An incredible and insightful project by photographer Gregg Segal, who set out to discover what a week's worth of food looked like around the world. By focusing on the diets of children, whose lifelong eating habits are created in these formative years, Segal's stunning photographs speak to themes of nutrition, class, and culture.His new book, Daily Bread, spreads across 120 pages and details the stories behind the portraits. Each child was asked to document exactly what they'd eaten during the course of a week. These foods were then prepared and laid out around them while Segal captured their image from above. From Los Angeles to Kuala Lumpur, the cultures depicted are a fascinating look at how different we are—yet how similar we're becoming."We’re at a tipping point. The balance of what most children eat now is dramatically moving away from homemade stews and vegetables towards ultra-processed packaged foods and snack foods, many of them designed to appeal to children."- Gregg Segal ...

Interview: Kids Around the World Photographed Surrounded by Their Weekly Diet

mymodernmet.com

Gregg Segal's "Daily Bread" project examines the diet of kids around the world and the globalization of nutrition.

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The Noble Path Foundation

1 week ago

Something warm and satisfying for your weekend breakfast, brunch, afternoon snack or even dessert... ONE pan, lots of options! 🥕🥕🥕#carrotcakebakedoatmeal #minimalistbaker #poweredbyplants #RealFoodChallenge #forkdisease #thenoblepathfoundation RECIPE: minimalistbaker.com/carrot-cake-baked-oatmeal/ ...

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The Noble Path Foundation

2 weeks ago

Our REAL FOOD Challenge is based on the same science and research that Harvard Health uses for its recommendations:"The focus is on an overall healthy dietary pattern. That means an eating style that emphasizes vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and beans, along with only modest or small amounts of meat, dairy, eggs, and sweets," says Dr. Eric Rimm, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.The goal is to greatly reduce or eliminate as many ultra-processed foods as possible and replace them with more whole or minimally processed plant-based foods that will natural lower your intake of saturated fat, which in turn can boost levels of harmful LDL cholesterol, a key contributor to heart disease. As with most things in life, moderation is key. Emphasize what's good in our diets and minimize what's bad. We hope the RFC will open your eyes (and mouths) to the delights of eating foods that will nourish your body, instead of ravaging it. There's no time like the present to begin adding years to your life and life to your years! Stay tuned for our REAL FOOD Challenge... Wishing you all long lives and healthy vibes! #eatREALfood #theREALFOODchallenge #forkdisease #nourishtoflourish #healthykids #healthyworld #preventionoverpills #thenoblepathfoundation ...

A heart-healthy diet doesn’t need to be low in fat - Harvard Health

www.health.harvard.edu

Over the past decade, nutrition experts have shifted away from recommending a low-fat diet to focusing more on an overall healthy dietary pattern. This eating style, which includes lots of plant-based foods, is naturally low in saturated fats. Found ...

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