Module 1 Nutrients/Food content
Unit 1 Introduction to macronutrients
6 Topics
Topic 1 Introduction
Topic 2 Macronutrients
Topic 3 Carbohydrates and Dietary Fibers
Topic 4 Proteins
Topic 5 Lipids
Topic 6 Water
Unit 2 Introduction to micronutrients
6 Topics
Topic 1 Introduction
Topic 2 Water-soluble vitamins
Topic 3 Fat-soluble vitamins
Topic 4 Minerals
Topic 5 Trace elements
Topic 6 Other helpful substances
Unit 3 From nutrients to food groups and dietary patterns: Evidence on the role of nutritional aspects on human health
9 Topics
Topic 1 Introduction
Topic 2 Fruits, vegetables, and legumes
Topic 3 Cereals
Topic 4 Dairy products
Topic 5 Meat, fish, and seafood
Topic 6 Added oils and fats
Topic 7 Fluids and alcohol
Topic 8 Salt and sugars
Topic 9 Plant-based diets
Unit 4 Healthy nutrition in practice: recipes and tips for healthier diet and plant-based alternatives
5 Topics
Topic 1 Recipes high in fiber and low in sugar
Topic 2 Recipes with high-quality fat
Topic 3 Recipes with low added salt
Topic 4 The sustainable future movement
Topic 5 Plant-based recipes: Vegetarian alternatives rich in high-quality protein
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1 Quiz
Activities M1
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Topic 5 Meat, fish, and seafood
Module 1 Nutrients/Food content
Unit 3 From nutrients to food groups and dietary patterns: Evidence on the role of nutritional aspects on human health
Topic 5 Meat, fish, and seafood
Meat, fish, and seafood are great sources of protein
Protein is necessary to build blocks necessary to build and repair
However, meat, fish, and seafood come in different types with different health benefits
It is recommended to have 1 serving of red meat per week, 4 eggs per week, 1-2 servings of white meat, and 2-3 servings of fish/seafood
Recommendations for servings of consumption of meat, fish, and seafood
1 serving =
100 g
of meat
150 g
of seafood (cooked)
150 g
of fish
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