Maintains a balanced diet, protein, carbohydrates, vegetables, and fruits
Food that contains our needed vitamins and minerals
Maintains our Food Daily Allowance
Combined with exercise or physical activity
Poor Nutrition
Unhealthy food
Food that contains high risk of heart disease, diabetes and other forms of cancer
More than our required daily food allowance and eventually develop nutritional deficiencies
With cause to gain weight and would lead to bone problems
Main types of Nutrients
Macronutrients - energy-providing substances that need to be consumed in large amounts (protein, carbohydrates, and fats)
Micronutrients - supports overall health and promotes metabolism and needs to be consumed in smaller amounts (vitamins and minerals)
Essentials
Drink water at least 8 glasses every day
Get enough rest every day, at least 8 hours a day
Regular exercise, at least 3 times a week
Maintain a balanced diet (carbohydrates, protein, and fats)
Maintain a healthy body and weight
Avoid junk foods
Always eat fruits and vegetables
Take everything in moderation
Go Foods
Food groups that provide body with needed energy
Source: Carbohydrates and fats
Foods such as rice, bread, grains and pasta
Basic among food groups
Grow Foods
Food groups that develop and grow strong bones and muscles
Source: protein
Meat, eggs, milk, dairy, and beans
Glow Foods
Food groups that supply the body with vitamins and minerals, and keeps the body healthy and functioning well
Source: Vegetables and fruits
Pinggang Pinoy is a nutritional guide for Filipinos as developed by Department of Science and Technology's Food and Nutrition Research Institute (DOST-FNRI)
Pinggang Pinoy encourages every Filipino to observe the food they eat every meal, which should be a balanceddiet similar to the proposed go, grow and glow foods
In the Pinggang Pinoy suggested plate, every individual must take a balanced meal, a portion of each carbohydrates, protein, vegetables and fruits