Chinese Nutrition Society Releases Dietary Guidelines for School-Age Children in China (2016)

the morning of January 11, 2017, the Launch of the Dietary Guidelines for School-Age Children in China (2016) was held in Beijing. Wang Lili, Deputy Director of the Slow Disease Department of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, Yang Yuanxin, Chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society, Ma Guansheng, Vice Chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society, and some members of the Committee of Experts on the Revision of dietary guidelines for School-age Children in China (2016) attended the conference and answered questions from reporters. More than 20 media participated in the conference.Yang Yuanxin, Chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society Vice Chairman of the Chinese Nutrition Society Ma Guansheng made a report School-age children refer to minors from the age of 6 to under 18. They are in the learning stage, growing rapidly, and need energy and nutrients more than adults. Balanced nutrition is the basis of children's normal intellectual and physical development, and even life's health. This period is also a critical period in the formation of dietary behaviours and lifestyles, which will benefit families, schools and society from an up-to-age basis. Based on the dietary guidelines of the general population in the Dietary Guidelines for Chinese Residents (2016), the Dietary Guidelines for School-age Children in China are released, which comprehensively analyze the nutritional and health status of school-age children in China, explore the relationship between reasonable diet, dietary behavior and health, and make more comprehensive and detailed dietary recommendations for school-age children.
its core information, based on dietary guidelines for the general population, adds the following: . 1. Know food, learn to cook, improve nutrition science literacy, 2. three meals reasonable, regular meals, cultivate healthy eating behavior, 3. reasonable choice of snacks, adequate drinking water, do not drink sugary drinks, 4. do not partial diet, do not overeating, maintain suitable weight gain, 5. ensure at least 60 minutes of daily activities, increase outdoor activities.In order to publicize the core recommendations of the dietary guidelines for school-age children more vividly, this guide reinterprets the "Chinese Children's Balanced Dietary Abacuty" and uses color and beads to indicate a reasonable diet of food matching, so as to better guide school-age children to achieve reasonable diet and active exercise, and to provide scientific guidance for further promoting the nutrition and health status of school-age children in China. .