Food and Nutrition

eagle SG

Singaporeans need to be educated not only on how to make correct choices in food, but also the habit to practice moderation. You can eat fast food, but not every meal or every day.

The most important thing is to have a balance of protein, carbs and fats. Do note that not all fats are bad; there are many different types of fats. In addition, vitamins are vital to our bodily processes, hence we need to ensure that sufficient amounts are taken

MyPillowTalks SG

yar type in here is general Laughing

MyPillowTalks SG

Mr. Green

*copy and paste*

Pion SG

Consumers need to be better educated on what goes inside their food or what they eat..bla bla...

Gahment should run 'Keep Fit' programs or adverts on tv asking people to eat healthier foods. In addition to that, schools will subsidise healthier foods to encourage students to buy them compared to coke n chips..bla bla.

eagle SG

Actually I think Subway is a rather healthy style of “fast food”. They claim that some of the sandwiches have very low amount of fats. Their bread, I guess, has a low glycemic index. It also contains lots of vege and healthy meat

MyPillowTalks SG

hmm... jialat dunno lea Crying or Very sad Neutral

MyPillowTalks SG

keep the pooints coming ni, i needa find my hanphone and call my teacher

huiz SG

is this an essay question?

MyPillowTalks SG

coursework Neutral

huiz SG

i think the empathsis is on how the consumers are gonna choose and eat their fast food in a healthier way so that it can prevent ill effects in the long term, than what the fast food management or gov should do.

huiz SG

'O' levels food and nutrition?

Pion SG

I think consumers can make the better choice if they are better educated about the transfat, suagr in fast foods, additives, etc.

Government plays a role. When we pay our taxes, part of it goes into building hospitals and so on right? Surely you do not want gov to raise taxes again.

my 4 cents worth.

huiz SG

yes you are right about the points, but it is not very related back to the point of the question. the question is asking on the consumers' part, not the gov or fast food management. Smile

Pion SG

Originally posted by huiz:

yes you are right about the points, but it is not very related back to the point of the question. the question is asking on the [b]consumers' part, not the gov or fast food management. Smile [/b]

errr...can rephrase your question?

got a lil problem processing what you trying to say Embarassed

huiz SG

i mean, the question is how the consumers can choose their fast food correctly. it is not asking a general question on what can be done to help the consumers choose their fast food correctly. so, you assume here that the consumers already have some knowledge on healthy eating practices. how are they gonna incorporate it when they want to eat fast food?

the part which you mentioned the gov educating the people on choosing healthier food isnt gonna help much in answering the question.

hope i dont make you more confused... Mr. Green

eagle SG

I just ate mooncakes...... Unhealthy Sad

Pion SG

Originally posted by huiz:

i mean, the question is how the [b]consumers can choose their fast food correctly. it is not asking a general question on what can be done to help the consumers choose their fast food correctly. so, you assume here that the consumers already have some knowledge on healthy eating practices. how are they gonna incorporate it when they want to eat fast food?

the part which you mentioned the gov educating the people on choosing healthier food isnt gonna help much in answering the question.

hope i dont make you more confused... Mr. Green [/b]

Orh...simple.

Accurate/Informative Labelling.

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