Quiz on Nutrition IQ
With increasing health awareness, a lot of people are making sure that they eat nutritious food. A well-balanced diet is not only important for growing children, it is equally important for the middle-aged group as well as the elderly. But are your concepts regarding nutrition correct? Test your IQ on nutrition by taking this quiz.
With increasing health awareness, a lot of people are making sure that they eat nutritious food. A well-balanced diet is not only important for growing children, it is equally important for the middle-aged group as well as the elderly. But are your concepts regarding nutrition correct? Test your IQ on nutrition by taking this quiz.
The report analysed 125 different countries, looking at whether people have enough to eat, can afford to eat, the quality of food and the spread of diet-related diseases.
Healthy Holland claimed top spot because of its low food prices, low diabetes levels and top nutrition.
'Unhealthiest Country' in Eco2 Index is Singapore
This may come as a surprise, but Singapore, has been listed as the unhealthiest nation in a new economic and environmental index.
This may come as a surprise, but Singapore, has been listed as the unhealthiest nation in a new economic and environmental index.
But the top dogs did not score well all round. Despite being No1, Holland has high obesity levels.
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How To Be The World�s Healthiest Country?
Australia could achieve the world’s lowest mortality rate by tackling preventable disease and inequalities of life expectancy in some population groups.
Australia could achieve the world’s lowest mortality rate by tackling preventable disease and inequalities of life expectancy in some population groups.
Meanwhile Angola has the least affordable food in the world.
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People Make Healthy Food Choices When Faced With Threat of Losing Discounts
New research suggests that people are more likely to choose healthy options at the grocery store if they are told to risk losing their monthly healthy food discount.
New research suggests that people are more likely to choose healthy options at the grocery store if they are told to risk losing their monthly healthy food discount.
