what is the food energy pyramid?
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The food energy pyramid is somekind of interrelated foodcains. It where the classes of animals according to the mode of feeding can be clearly identified. Forinstance a simple food pyramid with a producer, consumers and let say a carnivore. You`ll find out that all the consumers will feed on the producer while only the carnivore has to fed on tem all.
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lots of carbs, maybe a banana. just need more energy
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Food is an essential part of human social interaction.\n\nFood portions have increased and it contributes to obesity.\n\nThe variety of foods available in grocery stores has increased dramatically over the past 20 years.\n\nGenetically modified foods are on the shelves of your local grocery store\n\nLack of adequate nutrition contributes to millions of deaths in the world annually.\n\nFasting can be used as a spiritual practice.
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There are many pyramids. They are mostly made of rock; some have dirt fillings.  You need to be more specific to get a better answer.
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A food web or food chain is just a representation of what would eat what.  To make one simple list animals making a connections from the prey to the consumer.
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STACK is great, if you're looking for a system that includes protein, vitamins, herbs, etc.\n\nLIPODRENE is really good for the extra energy and increase in metabolism.
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This is a great website.  I had to let my son research information on the new food pyramid and all...they have a game for kids, coloring pages, tips for families, a whole kids website area for learning!\n\nhttp://www.mypyramid.gov/kids/index.html
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The process of making food in a plant from the sun's energy
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if i don't win best answer for this one...\n\ngo to www.mypyramid.gov.  click on "inside the pyramid" on the left side under "subjects".  now on the right side of the screen there are food groups; if you click on them and scroll down you can see many types of foods in each food group.  it's a great website and you can do lots of other things on it.\n\nenjoy!
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If your talking about a trophic pyramid then the Red Panda is a primary consumer as they are herbivores & eat primary produce such as fruit.They may have preditors such as a big cat( Panthera or something)
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food = glucose,fertilizers to boost production of food grains,preservatives for food\nclothings=Nylon,Polyster,Rayon etc\nshelter= cement,plaster of paris,metals like iron,aluminium obtained after mettalurgical processes\ntransport=oil through cracking of crude\nhealth =antibiotics,vitamins\nadvancement of knowledge =space explorations enabled by rocket fuels(propellants)\nYou can think many more just look around yourselves
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Eat the bugs. Your body is unbelievably efficient in converting food to energy.
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Most life on Earth is powered by the Sun. Plants use Photosynthesis to make carbohydrates from the Sun. Animals eat Plants, we eat both plants and animals that eat plants. Therefore indirectly virtually all of our food energy comes from the Sun. Our Brain uses our food energy to operate. Therefore our brain is powered by the Sun.
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Oatmeal and fresh fruit.  Can't beat it.  Complex carbs for long term energy (oatmeal), and simple carbs (fruit) for short term energy spikes.  Plus it can help reduce your cholesterol
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food chain and bird food
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More than a decade ago, the U.S. Department of Agriculture created a powerful and enduring icon - the Food Guide Pyramid. This simple illustration conveyed in a flash what the USDA SAID were the elements of a healthy diet. The Pyramid was taught in schools, appeared in countless media articles and brochures, and was plastered on cereal boxes and food labels. \n\nTragically, the information embodied in this pyramid didn't point the way to healthy eating. Why not? Its blueprint was based on shaky scientific evidence, and it barely changed over the years to reflect major advances in our understanding of the connection between diet and health.\n\nWith much fanfare, the USDA recently retired the old Food Guide Pyramid and replaced it with MyPyramid, a new symbol and "interactive food guidance system." The new symbol is basically the old Pyramid turned on its side.\n\nThe good news is that this dismantles and buries the flawed Pyramid. The bad news is that the new symbol doesn't convey enough information to help you make informed choices about your diet and long-term health. And it continues to recommend foods that aren't essential to good health, and may even be detrimental in the quantities included in MyPyramid.\n\nAs an alternative to the USDA's flawed pyramid, faculty members in the Harvard School of Public Health built the Healthy Eating Pyramid. It resembles the USDA's in shape only. The Healthy Eating Pyramid takes into consideration, and puts into perspective, the wealth of research conducted during the last ten years that has reshaped the definition of healthy eating.\n\nPYRAMID BUILDING:  In the children's book Who Built the Pyramid?,(1) different people take credit for building the once-grand pyramid of Senwosret. King Senwosret, of course, claims the honor. But so does his architect, the quarry master, the stonecutters, slaves, and the boys who carried water to the workers.\n\nThe USDA's MyPyramid also had many builders. Some are obvious - USDA scientists, nutrition experts, staff members, and consultants. Others aren't. Intense lobbying efforts from a variety of food industries also helped shape the pyramid.\n\nIn theory, the USDA pyramid should reflect the nutrition advice assembled in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. According to the USDA, the guidelines "provide authoritative advice for people two years and older about how good dietary habits can promote health and reduce risk for major chronic diseases."\n\nThis document, which by law must be revised every five years, aims to offer sound nutrition advice that corresponds to the latest scientific research. The panel assembled to create the guidelines usually generates 100 or so pages of dense nutrition-speak. This document is translated into a reader friendly brochure aimed at helping the average person choose a balanced and healthy diet. Of far greater importance, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans set the standards for all federal nutrition programs, including the school lunch program, and helps determine what food products Americans buy. In other words, the guidelines influence how billions of dollars are spent each year. So even minor changes can hurt or help a food industry.\n\nAccording to federal regulations, the panel that writes the dietary guidelines must include nutrition experts who are leaders in pediatrics, obesity, cardiovascular disease, and public health. Selecting the panelists is no easy task, and is subject to intense lobbying from organizations such as the National Dairy Council, United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, Soft Drink Association, American Meat Institute, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and Wheat Foods Council.(2)\n\nReleased in early January, 2005, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005 continues to reflect the tense interplay of science and the powerful food industry. Several of the new recommendations represent important steps in the right direction:\n
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