India will celebrate National Nutrition Week 2020

 National Nutrition Week 2020 | History, How to celebrate, And Interesting Facts about Natina Nutrition Week

National Nutrition Week is celebrated every year from September 1 to September 7 to force us to be aware of the importance of nutrition in the human body and to be aware of the health of one's health with effective measures to curb hunger and malnutrition. National Nutrition Week is usually in anticipation of increasing the balanced diet necessary for a human body. Read on to learn more about National Nutrition Week.

 

National Nutrition Week 2020

 

National Nutrition Week is celebrated every year from 1st September to 7th September. National Nutrition Week is conducted to elevate attentiveness of the nutrients and diets the human body requirements to eat. National Nutrition Week emphasizes the significance and part of appropriate nutrition for the human body. National Nutrition Week (NNW) is an annual nutrition event structured by the Food and Nutrition Board by the Government of India and the Ministry of Child Development. There are huge crowds of people in India today who are malnourished and need a proper diet to grow their healthy body. The government has conducted many seminars and camps to impart proper education to every child and citizen of India.

 

What is the history of National Nutrition Week

National Nutrition Week was launched in March 1973 by members of the American Dietetic Association (now the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics) to raise awareness among people about the importance and necessity of nutrition education. In those days National Nutrition Week was not popularly accepted by the people and no such movement was given importance. Over the years, however, we have seen changes and, according to one study, conclude that in the 1970s, the public reacted strongly to it, resulting in its emergence among countries around the world. Finally, in 1982, the central government of India decided to establish the movement and consider it a week-long celebration of National Nutrition Week.

 

What is the importance of National Nutrition Week

 

In a country like India, people are less concerned about malnutrition problems and diets affecting their early lives and National Nutrition Week is organized for the whole week to encourage such citizens. People living below the poverty line are getting basic food grains to meet their stomachs, various NGOs were opened in partnership to strengthen the movement. The purpose of National Nutrition Week is to promote food intake for growth, metabolism, and repair. Our body needs two types of nutrients namely macronutrients and micronutrients. Preaching is alarming and provides us with accurate knowledge

 

Diet. Our diet plans have never been a concern for us, but the initiative to establish this campaign has encouraged people to take action against their unhealthy diets and maintain the status of their diet charts towards a balanced lifestyle.

 

The importance of good nutrition is

 

Provides us the strength to manage our lifestyle.

Maintains our healthy body.

Maintains resistance.

Delays the effect of aging.

Reduces the risk of chronic disease.

A healthy diet increases longevity.

 

How to celebrate National Nutrition Week

 

Most of us do not take into account the effects of unhealthy and nutritious foods on our health and it is quite clear with the daily schedule lifestyle where taking a break from work is essential. So excluding these issues we can all get together on this day and according to our possibilities we can donate a few food grains or crops for the people we need in the neighborhood. Only people associated with NGOs can take this activity to a certain level. We can be biased ourselves and replace our unhealthy food stocks with VG, fruit and nutritious foods that are readily available in any market. To celebrate this day in a unique way, all we can do is to encourage people to take a healthy lifestyle with our family and friends, to post pictures with hashtags.

 

Information about National Nutrition Week

 

1. Each year, the Food and Nutrition Board prepares a theme for National Nutrition Week through 43 Community Food and Nutrition Extension Units located in four regions of the country.

 

2. The percentage of children with anemia (6-59 months) decreased from 69.4% to 58.5.6%.

 

3. On March 7, 2011, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a nutrition campaign from Jhunjhunu in Rajasthan to rid India of malnutrition by 2022.

 

4. According to a survey, just 21 days is enough to change your healthy habits and transform you into a better version.