Nutrition Recommendations For Canadians
- The Canadian diet should provide energy consistent with the maintenance of body weight within the recommended range.
- The Canadian diet should include essential nutrients in amounts recommended.
- The Canadian diet should include no more than 30% of energy as fat (33 grams/1,000 calories or 39 grams/5,000 kilojoules) and no more than 10% as saturated fat (11 grams/1,000 calories or 13 grams/5,000 kilojoules).
- The Canadian diet should provide 55% of energy as carbohydrate (138 grams/1,000 calories or 165 grams/5,000 kilojoules) from a variety of sources.
- The sodium content of the Canadian diet should be reduced.
- The Canadian diet should include no more 5% of total energy as alcohol, or two drinks daily, whichever is less.
- The Canadian diet should contain no more caffeine that the equivalent of four regular cups of coffee day.
- Community water supplies containing less than 1 milligram per liter should be fluoridated to that level.
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