diet
Let an agent explain diet and diets, relay evidence on dietary patterns and medical diets from nutrition science and health authority sources with attribution, describe the named diets, caution about fad diets and route eating disorder concerns to support services, and distinguish diet from nutrition science, dieting for weight loss, food itself and eating disorders.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent explain diet and diets, relay evidence on dietary patterns and medical diets from nutrition science and health authority sources with attribution, describe the named diets, caution about fad diets and route eating disorder concerns to support services, and distinguish diet from nutrition science, dieting for weight loss, food itself and eating disorders.
The kinds and amounts of food and drink a person or animal habitually consumes, and also a planned eating regimen for health, weight, medical or ethical reasons, including medical diets such as the clear liquid diet before procedures and immunonutrition for surgical patients, dietary patterns such as the Atlantic diet of Galicia and northern Portugal and the Mediterranean diet, and popular regimens such as raw food diets, while the registry aliases continental diet and mushroom diet are unclear; people with medical conditions, pregnancy or a history of eating disorders should seek professional advice before restrictive diets.
What it is for: Nourishment and health.
It can be explain dietary patterns with attribution; relay medical diet guidance; describe named diets; route eating disorder concerns.
Distinguishing features
Habitual or planned
Cultural and medical forms
Evidence varies widely
Individual needs differ
What it looks like
Not a visible object; patterns of eating.
Physical character
WHO healthy diet guidance: limits on free sugars, salt and saturated fat note
Mediterranean diet UNESCO listing: 2013 year - intangible heritage
Atlantic diet trial: GALIAT study, Galicia note - as reported
How it is recognised
Habitual eating or planned regimen
Clear liquid diet, raw food diet, immunonutrition diet, Atlantic diet, continental diet, mushroom diet
Nutrition is the science; dieting is restriction for weight; food is what is eaten; eating disorders are mental illnesses
Related models
is a kind of - in registry terms, broadly
is studied in -
includes -
is contrasted with -
In practice
Families and kinds
regional dietary patterns
medical and therapeutic diets
ethical diets such as vegetarian and vegan
weight-loss regimens
fad diets
Standards and regulation
WHO and national dietary guidelines
Regulation of health claims on foods
Clinical nutrition guidelines such as ESPEN
Failure modes and hazards
Promoting unsupported fad diets
Harm to people with eating disorders or medical conditions
Unverified registry aliases
Also called
+21
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.diet-food
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Understand What a diet is.
Attribution.
Definition
Definition.
Definition
Definition.
- What is a diet, and how does it differ from nutrition science, dieting, food and eating disorders? definition
- Is someone struggling with eating, weight or body image, in which case an eating disorder helpline or clinician can help? boundary
Named
Named diets.
Named
Named.
- What are clear liquid, raw food, immunonutrition and Atlantic diets, and what might continental and mushroom diets refer to? definition
- Which entry fits the specific diet? action
Evidence Evidence.
Attribution.
Patterns
Dietary patterns.
Patterns
Patterns.
- What does research say about Mediterranean and Atlantic dietary patterns, with findings attributed? provenance
- Which references are standard? provenance
Fads
Fad diets.
Fads
Fads.
- How can people evaluate claims of popular diets? provenance
- Is the presentation free of unsupported claims? boundary
Medical Medical diets.
Regulation.
Clinical
Clinical diets.
Clinical
Clinical.
- When are clear liquid diets and immunonutrition used, in general terms? provenance
- Which entry fits clinical nutrition? action
Guidelines
Guidelines.
Guidelines
Guidelines.
- What do national dietary guidelines recommend? provenance
- Which sources are cited? provenance
Context Culture and ethics.
Context.
Culture
Food cultures.
Culture
Culture.
- How do diets reflect culture, religion and geography? provenance
- Which entry fits food culture? action
Ethics
Ethical diets.
Ethics
Ethics.
- Why do people choose vegetarian or vegan diets, with reasons attributed? provenance
- Which entry fits veganism? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should medical diets be separate entries?
- How should nutrition guidelines be linked?
- The registry aliases continental diet and mushroom diet could not be identified and should be reviewed