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Do you need to teach nutrition to school kids or need a display for your worksite cafeteria?  If so, the Nutrition Council's Lending Library is your resource for your school, worksite, church, health fair, or other wellness event.  Our Resource Room and Lending is a privilege of Associate Members and above.  

Nutrition Council Displays
Each display illustrates a nutrition-related theme by providing the audience with information and tips to make healthier food choices.

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Includes Mass Index (BMI) Chart and a scale for people to evaluate their own weight. Mounted on a 3-panel foam core display board.
Delivers the message that healthy eating can taste good with information on recipe modification. Designed for a church-based audience utilizing scripture. Comes with large blue display board.
Provides an overview of calcium requirements and calcium sources on 3 panels.Comes with small gray display board.

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A 3-panel display that delivers information about calorie balance. Includes tips for cutting back on calorie intake or increasing calorie output. Comes with small gray display board.

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Four panel display that delivers an overview of the DASH Eating Plan - one of the two eating plans recommended by the 2005 Dietary Guidelines. Includes information on high blood pressure and the sodium content of foods. Comes with small gray display board.

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Fat and sodium content of popular fast foods are displayed using test tubes of fat, sugar and salt.  Comes with large gray display board.

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Displays four strategies for making healthier food choices, sample meal comparisons, and four healthier choice meal options. Comes with 4-panel display board.

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Encourages consumers to eat more fruits and vegetables.  Shows amounts needed each day, easy ways to eat more and how all forms count.

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An interactive display with questions about each of the four actions of the Fight BAC campagin -- clean, separate, cook and chill. Questions in English and Spanish. Comes with a small gray display board.

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A 4-panel display on the new food guide - MyPyramid.Panels include information about each food group and serving sizes. Comes with small gray display board.

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Each laminated card displays a picture and the Nutrition Facts panel for common snack foods, beverages and packaged breakfast items. Test tubes show the amount of calories, fat and sugar content (both in grams and teaspoons) for the entire package and per serving.

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Samples of whole grains are shown to help consumers identify whole grains. Other panels show the benefits of whole grains, how to find whole grain foods using the Nutrition Facts food label and tips to eat more whole grain foods.

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Nutrition Education Visual Aids
These realistic visual aids help adults and children decipher the science of nutrition exploring many facets of healthy eating including fat and sodium content of foods, food pyramid, and heart disease.

An acrylic box display which depicts the percentage of fat in 18 different foods. Comparison of high fat foods versus lower fat choices can be made.

An acrylic box display which shows the sodium content of 18 foods. A realistic picture of the amount of hidden salt in foods.

An acrylic box display which shows the sugar content of 18 foods. A realistic picture of the amount of hidden sugar in foods.

A visual model that demonstrates the way arteries can be clogged with deposits of fat.

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Test tubes show amount of hidden fat, salt and sugar in various foods.

Realistic plastic food replicas include foods from all food groups of the new USDA's MyPyramid. Models are portion sized and can be used to plan meals, and display daily recommended intakes.

An acrylic tube depicts 10x larger than life artery showing a constricted passage clogged with plaque.

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Realistic rubber models of one pound and five pounds of body fat.

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Realistic rubber models of one pound and five pounds of body muscle.

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Games
A variety of interactive games suitable for both children and adults that make healthy eating fun to learn! See Borrowing Policies & Procedures for borrowing information.

Guess which fruit or vegetable space the disc lands on then ask a question about a fruit or vegetables such as "Name a vegetable you can put on pizza."

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Guess which fruit or vegetable the wheel will stop on then ask a question about a fruit or vegetables such as "How many cups of vegetables should you eat each day according to the new USDA MyPyramid?"

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Help individuals learn about whole grains by knocking out three whole grain foods. Reinforce the concept to eat at least 3 whole grain foods a day.

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A peg-type board with various food models. Kids learn about getting three servings of diary foods each day by trying to ring three dairy foods.

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Learn about the food groups of the USDA's MyPyramid with this 3-diminsional pyramid game.Players toss a ball at the pyramid and are asked to identify the food group or to answer a food group question.

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