The food subsidies cover an important part of the calorie intake of the lowest income groups.

How about counting every calorie?

A simple absolutist interpretation would be to fix a minimum daily amount of calorie intake from food necessary for survival in a reasonably healthy condition, supplemented by some minimum amount of non food items regarded as essential for a decent social existence.

High calorie foods are bad for my health.

Why did I ever memorise that calorie chart?

144. Malnutrition continues to seriously hamper the survival and development of children in the State party, which has one of the highest rates of malnourished children in the world and where calorie intake has decreased over the past decades, resulting in a higher incidence of stunting and wasting.

788. Malnutrition continues to seriously hamper the survival and development of children in the State party, which has one of the highest rates of malnourished children in the world and where calorie intake has decreased over the past decades, resulting in a higher incidence of stunting and wasting.

And promised me a weekly intake of 300.

In terms of daily diet, the food intake in off season is sure to be less than that during training, especially that the intake of carbohydrate is controlled while the intake of protein and fiber is increased appropriately.

Table 12. Per capita intake of calories, proteins and fats

About 7 calories of fossil fuel energy are used to produce 1 calorie of food.

So, think of the mental model that goes behind reducing the intake.

The energy intake satisfaction rate by SOC was as follows in 1990

If he fouls up his water intake, he'll be a sitting duck.

It takes about 10 calories to produce every calorie of food that we consume in the West.

Figures I. Trends in the mode of intake of heroin, 1992 1995 11

The most common health problems related to pregnant women's nutrition during pregnancy in BiH are low percentage of breastfeeding, high intake of fat, inadequate intake of fruits and vegetables, and deficit of iron.

There are four ways that learners intake information so that they can make decisions.

Problems with propeller fouling, blocked intake pipes and damaged drive shafts have been reported.

(b) That some studies indicate that frail elderly people or elderly people with diseases are at risk of nutrient deficiencies because of reduced food intake, which makes their intake of several vitamins and minerals inadequate.

152. The International Food Intake Directory project continued to provide important input to epidemiological studies and to summarize all food intake data available over the last 40 years from as many developing countries as possible.

For me it may be every calorie you consume, you conserve, because I come from a very cold climate.

For every calorie of food that we consume here in Britain today, 10 calories are taken to produce it.

There was a notable difference in the minimum individual calorie requirement, ranging from below 2,000 to almost 3,000 kilocalories.

Malnutrition is common and the calorie ration is only about 1,754 calories per day, with variations between the islands.

After all, cutting five days a week is cutting 70 percent of your meat intake.

External intake had been limited to graduates of the national competitive examinations and language examinations.

305. Some minor surveys indicated different risk groups regarding adequate intake of vitamins and minerals.

With some of my patients I might have suspected a little, shall we say, intake?

These two nutritional maxims give credence to the food industry s self serving corollaries If a calorie is a calorie, then any food can be part of a balanced diet and, if we are what we eat, then everyone chooses what they eat. Again, both are misleading.

Owing to lack of funds, the Agency could not accept a new intake of students for the two year interior design and decoration course introduced in the previous year, limiting intake to every second year despite local demand.

Like an athlete training for the Olympic Games... she counted every calorie... went to bed every night at 9 00.

This has reduced mortality and morbidity and provided to the most needy their basic nutritional intake.

It accounts for 34 percent of our gross intake and a higher proportion of our profits.

From playing with it, they learn some basic principles about fire, about intake, about combustion, about exhaust.

Figure I shows the reported trends in the mode of intake of heroin between 1992 and 1995.

Bodies that were built to hang onto every calorie found themselves swimming in the superfluous calories of the post war Western diet.

Regarding technology transfer, it was stressed that joint ventures were a prime vehicle for ensuring dissemination and intake.

When they were in operation, it was for less than 24 hours and at below their intake capacity.

Owing to financial constraints, the Agency could not introduce a new intake of students for the interior design and decoration course at Damascus Training Centre, while a new intake of students for the architectural draughting course at Gaza Training Centre was made possible only by dropping another course.

(vii) Iodine intake will be increased by making iodized salt easily available, at least in areas where iodine deficiency is endemic.

Trials of iron fortification of wheat flour to improve iron intake are being conducted and are expected to be completed soon.

Five more specific goals have been formulated in the programme, the two most important being the reduction of the intake of fat in the diet to a maximum of 30 per cent of total energy, and to increase the intake of dietary fibre to around 30 g a day for adults.

One little software program, called the fat insulin receptor gene, basically says, Hold onto every calorie, because the next hunting season may not work out so well.

And this is ability, in real time, to actually take measurements of caloric intake as well as expenditure, through a Band Aid.