STUDY BUDDY ANSWERS: Food science: should we believe anything we read about nutrition? [May 06, 2020]
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1.(i) heart attack
(ii) claimed
(iii) advice
(iv) spotted
2.(i) breakfast
(ii) wholesome
(iii) cholesterol
3. Our ideas about cholesterol were revised/People realised that the amount of cholesterol in our food didn’t matter.
4. D
5. Conflicting results in science journals about what we should eat and drink.
6.(i) F
(ii) T
(iii) F
(iv) NG
7. B
8. go hand in hand
9.They can lead scientists astray/can confuse scientists/can be caused by other factors.
10. No, because they said they will probably continue their current eating habits because they like eating healthy foods/because they are middle class.
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