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Dietary Guidelines for all Australians

This group of publications provide information on dietary guidelines for all Australians

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Published year: 2003
Available in print: Yes
Status: Current

Reference No: N29 - N34
Further information: nhmrc.publications@nhmrc.gov.au

Synopsis of publication:

The NHMRC Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults and Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia incorporating the Infant Feeding Guidelines for Health Workers are based on the best available scientific evidence and provide information for health professionals and the general population about healthy food choices. The use of the guidelines will encourage healthy lifestyles that will minimise the risk of the development of diet-related diseases within the Australian population.

The dietary guidelines highlight the groups of foods and lifestyle patterns that promote good nutrition and health. They are no longer listed by number as no guideline is considered more important than another. Each guideline deals with a key health issue and is like a piece of the good health puzzle.

Download publications: PDF

» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia incorporating The Infant Feeding Guidelines for Health Workers (PDF, 1523kb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults (PDF, 1026kb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - (Poster) (PDF, 461kb) pdf file

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Australians (A4 Booklet) (PDF, 492kb) pdf file

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents (Pamphlet) (PDF, 782kb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults (Pamphlet)(PDF, 717kb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Communique Strategy - Foods for Infants (PDF, 19kb) pdf file

Download publication: Word

» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia incorporating The Infant Feeding Guidelines for Health Workers (Word, 15.1 Mb) word file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults (Word, 12.5 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - (Poster) (Word, 402kb) pdf file

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Australians (A4 Booklet) (Word, 5.4 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents (Pamphlet) (Word, 1.5 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults (Pamphlet)(Word, 1.5 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Communique Strategy - Foods for Infants (Word, 19kb) word file

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» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia incorporating The Infant Feeding Guidelines for Health Workers (ZIP, 2.9 Mb) word file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Dietary Guidelines for Australian Adults (ZIP, 2 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

» Download: Food for health - Dietary Guidelines for Australians (A4 Booklet) (ZIP, 3 Mb) pdf file (Large File Warning)

To obtain free copies of the pamphlets, poster or A4 Information booklet contact 1800 020 103 extension 8654 (toll free number) or email phd.publications@health.gov.au

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