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Nutritional               guides               show               a               simple               anagram               for               the               principles               of               diet               planning.

These               letters               are               A,               B,               C,               D,               M               and               V,               and               are               known               as               the               six               dietary               planning               principles.

Taught               in               colleges               and               medical               centers               around               the               world,               the               letters               each               stand               for               a               section               of               diet               planning               that               should               never               go               unnoticed.

A               for               Adequacy,               B               for               Balance
               Adequacy               of               diet               means               that               it               should               have               all               the               essentials.

It               should               meet               the               daily               recommended               totals               of               fiber,               vitamins,               minerals               and               other               essentials               needed               by               the               body               to               function               properly.

It               will               help               keep               a               healthy               weight               and               keep               the               practitioner               in               good               health.Balancing               a               diet               means               that               foods               will               help               balance               out               the               diet               where               one               nutrient               rich               food               will               not               overcrowd               other               foods               that               are               rich               in               other               nutrients.

It               maintains               a               well-rounded               meal               plan               that               is               not               over               abundant               in               one               area               only.

Adhering               to               the               food               pyramid               helps               this               area.
               C               for               kCalorie,               D               for               Density
               Energy               control               is               designed               as               kCalorie.

It               manages               the               amount               of               calories               in               a               diet               which               in               turn               manages               the               amount               of               energy               the               body               will               have               during               the               day.

It               helps               regulate               a               diet               plan               so               that               there               are               not               many               "empty               calories"               or               calories               that               do               not               provide               energy.Density               is               for               the               nutrient               density               of               the               diet               plant.

It               is               a               formula               of               percentage               of               calories               to               energy.

For               example,               a               food               high               in               energy               but               low               in               calories               has               a               higher               nutrient               density               than               a               food               high               in               calories               with               little               nutrients.

Grapes               can               be               a               good               source               of               nutrient               density               as               it               provides               high               nutrients               with               few               calories.
               M               for               Moderation,               V               for               Variety
               Moderation               deals               with               not               overindulging               in               a               certain               area               of               the               diet               plan               while               providing               enough               of               all               the               major               food               groups               and               essentials.

It               focuses               on               keeping               nutrient               rich               foods               and               having               a               well               thought               out               meal               plan.

This               will               help               keep               the               calorie               count               under               firm               control               as               well.Variety               is               simply               for               varying               up               the               foods               eaten.

While               a               meal               plan               can               be               well               thought               out               and               rich               in               nutrients,               if               it               is               the               same               each               day               the               person               will               be               bored               and               lack               enthusiasm.

Varying               the               selections               of               food               that               can               be               eaten               in               a               food               group               will               help               keep               the               diet               from               being               boring.

Eat               something               from               all               the               food               groups               and               change               up               what               that               choice               is               on               a               frequent               basis.
               Sources:
               Amarillo               College:               Perspectives               on               Health               and               Nutrition
               Tallahassee:               Study               Guide               Exam               1
               
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