Module 7 Flashcards

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What does a carnivore eat?

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Only animal products (beef, lamb, goat, pork, poultry, fish)

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What does an omnivore eat?

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Both plant and animal flesh may also include eggs and dairy

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What is the foundation of a plant based diet?

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Plants, grains, fruits, and vegetables

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Do plant based diets always exclude animal products?

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No, some include small amounts of animal flesh eggs, or dairy

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Name four common types of plant based diets

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Pescatarian, Mediterranean, semi-vegetarian, flexitarian

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What does a pescatarian eat?

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Plants + fish/seafood; may include eggs and dairy, but no meat or poultry

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Describe the Mediterranean diet?

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Mostly plants includes fish, olive oil, limited, red meat and sweets

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What is a semi-vegetarian

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Mostly plant foods, occasional meat

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What is a flexitarian?

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Primarily vegetarian, but flexible-animal products in in moderation

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What foods do vegans eat?

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Only plants no animal products (no meat, fish, eggs, or dairy)

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What foods do ovo-vegetarians eat?

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Eggs and plants only no dairy meat, poultry or fish

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What foods do lactovegetarians eat?

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Dairy and plants; no meat, poultry, fish, or eggs

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What foods do lacto-ovo-vegetarians eat?

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Plants, eggs, and dairy; no meat to poultry or fish

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What is a key difference between a lacto-ovo-vegetarian diet and a lactovegetarian diet

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Lacto-ovo-vegetarian diet includes both dairy products and eggs

Lactovegetarian diet includes dairy products, but no eggs

Both diets exclude all types of meat, fish, and poultry

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What do all vegetarian diets avoid??

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Animal products (meat, poultry, and fish)

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Why did Buddhists in China and India promote lacto-vegetarianism?

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For metta (loving kindness towards oneself and all beings)

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What did Hinduism promote in India regarding diet?

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Lacto-vegetarianism for ahimsa (non-violence toward living beings)

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Why did ancient Greek philosophers promote plant based diet?

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For health, benefits and kindness toward animals

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Why did orthodox Christians in Europe and Ethiopia promote plant based diets?

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During fasting periods for spiritual discipline

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Name three traditional Asian plant based meat alternatives

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Seitan (wheat gluten), Tofu (soybean curd), Tempeh (fermented soybean)

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Why do many Asian vegetarian diets not include?

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Dairy farming was historically, rare and lactose intolerance is common

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What are traditional Asian protein sources instead of dairy?

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Soy based foods such as tofu and Tempeh

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What do Hindu Buddhists and sikhs often practice diet wise?

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Lacto-vegetarian diets (plants + dairy);
no meat, poultry, fish, or eggs)

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What is ahimsa?

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The Hindu principal of nonviolence toward all living beings

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Why might Buddhists follow a vegetarian diet?
For compassion and spiritual development
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Where do sikhs often serve vegetarian food?
At the gurduwara (community kitchen)
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What trend is seen in Canada regarding Plant based diets?
More Canadians are reducing meat and eating more plant based foods
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What are examples of plant based products growing in popularity?
Soy curls, tofu, beyond meat, almond/soy/oat milk
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What demographic are most likely to be vegetarian in Canada?
Young female and higher socioeconomic status individuals
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Are all meat, free, diets healthy?
No, it depends on dietary diversity and processing level
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What defines a healthy plant based diet?
Whole minimally processed foods rich in vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds
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What defines an unhealthy plant based diet?
Highly processed foods, low diversity, low nutrients or fibre
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What is the planetary health diet?
A global diet designed to promote both human health and environmental sustainability
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What are the planetary health diet three main goals
1. Feed 10 billion people by 2050. 2. Reduce deaths caused by poor diet. 3. Be environmentally sustainable.
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What environmental issues does it aim to address?
Climate change, biodiversity loss land system change freshwater use fertilizer pollution
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According to WHO, what defines good health?
A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being not just absence of disease
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What does a planetary plate look like?
50% fruits and vegetables 50% whole greens plant proteins, unsaturated oils Small, optional amounts of animal protein
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Examples of unsaturated oils used in the planetary health diet
Olive oil oil, soybean oil, canola oil, sunflower oil, and peanut oils
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Name four practical ways to eat more plant based
Meatless Mondays Smaller portions of animal proteins Skip animal protein at some meals (like breakfast or lunch) Use vegetarian alternatives of your fav recipes (veggie lasagna, tofu scramble)
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Are artificial growth hormones allowed in Canadian dairy
No, it’s illegal
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What are the six pillars of the pro action program for dairy farmers?
Milk, quality, food, safety, traceability, animal, care, bio, security, and environment
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How do Canadian dairy farmers support sustainability?
Use manure as fertilizer, implement green technology (solar panels, wind, turbines, biodigesters)
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How much do Canadian cows contribute to total greenhouse gas emissions?
About one percent of Canada’s total
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Which traditional foods are examples of ancient plant based meat analogues?
Tofu, seitan, tempeh
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Which diets are mostly plant based, but include some animal products?
Mediterranean, pescatarian, semi-vegetarian and flexitarian
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What are the two main goals of the planetary health diet?
Optimize human health and minimize environmental damage