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  1. #AustDietaryGuidelines Fish is a good source of omega 3 fats however NHMRC has not endorsed fish oil supplements. eatforhealth.gov.au
  2. #AustDietaryGuidelines Eating fish:good for cardiovascular health, reducing risks of stroke, macular degeneration & dementia in older adults
  3. Today is the last day to make a submission on the revised #AustDietaryGuidelines. Have your say by 5:00pm (AEDST). eatforhealth.gov.au
  4. Last days for Public Consultation on the revised #AustDietaryGuidelines. Have your say by 29 February at eatforhealth.gov.au
  5. Evidence suggests Australians need to eat more fruits. #AustDietaryGuidelines eatforhealth.gov.au
  6. Reminder: Public Consultation on the revised #AustDietaryGuidelines closes 29 Feb. Information here bit.ly/xTPeJI
  7. Evidence suggests Australians need to eat more vegetables and legumes/beans. #AustDietaryGuidelines eatforhealth.gov.au
  8. Don't forget, Public Consultation on the revised #AustDietaryGuidelines closes 29 February. Make a submission: bit.ly/xTPeJI
  9. Revised #AustDietaryGuidelines incorporate recent scientific evidence about relationships between food, dietary patterns & health outcomes.
  10. Evidence has strengthened for the assoc between consumption of milk & decreased risk of heart disease & some cancers. #AustDietaryGuidelines
  11. Evidence base strengthened for assoc between consumption of non-starchy vegetables and decreased risk of some cancers. bit.ly/t70cJn
  12. Evidence base has strengthened for the assoc between the consumption of fruit and decreased risk of heart disease. #AustDietaryGuidelines
  13. The evidence base has strengthened for the health benefits of breastfeeding. #AustDietaryGuidelines eatforhealth.gov.au
  14. Evidence base has strengthened for the assoc between consumption of sugar sweetened drinks and excessive weight gain #AustDietaryGuidelines
  15. The #AustDietaryGuidelines are for use by health professionals, policy makers, educators, and food manufacturers, retailers and researchers.
  16. Two healthy ways to eat potatoes are mashed or steamed with low amounts of fat or salt. #AustDietaryGuidelines
  17. Potatoes can be included in a healthy diet along with other vegetables.
  18. What does #NHMRC say about potatoes? #AustDietaryGuidelines
  19. Why do we need Dietary Guidelines? A healthy diet improves quality of life and wellbeing, and protects against chronic diseases.
  20. The Guidelines are for all healthy Australians, as well as those with common health conditions. #AustDietaryGuidelines bit.ly/t70cJn