Arizona Health Net

What was the primary food source for Neanderthals? A specific feature of modern humans seems to be their frequent fish consumption, which can be determined by nitrogen isotope analyses of bone or tooth collagen.

What does no concentrated sweets diet mean? A Low Concentrated Sweets Diet means avoiding foods with a lot of sugar or high calorie sweeteners. Sweeteners become blood sugar (glucose) in your body. If you eat too many of these foods your blood sugar can be too high. You may need this diet if you have diabetes or if your blood sugar has been higher than usual.

Did Native Americans have a healthy diet? Our ancestors – including the Native Americans of the western hemisphere – relied on wild foods, domesticated crops, fresh game, and fiber-packed legumes and fruits for a truly diverse (and utterly healthy) diet.

What are the 4 levels of the National Dysphagia Diet?
The levels are:

Level 1. These are foods that are pureed or smooth, like pudding. They need no chewing.
Level 2. These are moist foods that need some chewing.
Level 3. This includes soft-solid foods that need more chewing.
Level 4. This level includes all foods.

What is the best diet for someone with MS? It advises cutting out dairy and meat, and eating less fat – particularly saturated fat. It also recommends flaxseed oil as an omega 3 supplement and vitamin D supplements if you don’t get out in the sun much.

What is mouse favorite food? Of all the foods included on the mouse menu, chocolate is hands-down the favorite, followed closely by peanut butter. In fact, candy including the combination of the two is almost irresistible to a mouse. Other food items such as bird food, pet food and cereal are also high on the list of preferred mouse foods.

Do mountain lions only eat meat? Mountain lions are obligate carnivores, meaning that they only eat meat. In California they eat mostly deer, but their prey also includes raccoons, rabbits, rodents, and other wildlife species.

What do moose eat most? Primarily browsers, moose eat large amounts of leaves, twigs, buds and aquatic vegetation. Willows, birches, aspens, maples, fir and viburnums are their preferred foods. Land areas recently logged or disturbed by fire, wind throw or beaver provide excellent moose habitat as these sites contain new plant growth.

What do you eat on the mind diet?
The healthy items the MIND diet guidelines suggest include:

3+ servings a day of whole grains.
1+ servings a day of vegetables (other than green leafy)
6+ servings a week of green leafy vegetables.
5+ servings a week of nuts.
4+ meals a week of beans.
2+ servings a week of berries.
2+ meals a week of poultry.

What is a minced and moist diet? A minced diet requires little chewing. Foods are moist and cohesive with no water separation. On a minced diet you may eat foods that are finely chopped, grated, ground, or mashed to a size that is less than ½ cm (about ¼ inch).