Food Consumption

1. How does food consumption impact the planet's health?

1.1. In addition to accelerating biodiversity loss, food supply systems also promote climate change, water pollution, and deforestation. And over 50% of the greenhouse emissions associated with producing the food we eat come from animal products, which account for a quarter of all global greenhouse gas emissions.

2. How does food consumption impact your personal health?

2.1. Your brain needs a lot of nutrients to function and keep you well. Eating well helps to reduce the risk of physical health problems like heart disease and diabetes. It also helps with sleeping patterns, energy levels, and your general health. You may have noticed that your mood often affects the types of food you choose, as well as how much you eat. Some foods can lift your mood, energy levels, and concentration, while others can have the opposite effect.

3. origins of pizza

3.1. As a quick, inexpensive, and delectable supper for working-class Neapolitans on the run, pizza was initially created in Naples, Italy. Despite the fact that we all know and adore these slices today, the popularity of pizza didn't really take off in America until the 1940s, when Italian immigrants brought their traditional dishes with them. While topped flatbreads were eaten in ancient Egypt and Rome, pizza is thought to have been created by the Italians. Naples was a thriving coastal city during the 1700s and 1800s, especially near the coast, where overpopulation and a predominance of outdoor life prompted inhabitants to develop quick, simple ways to feed their children. Due to its few ingredients and convenient portability, pizza gained popularity but was initially seen as a cheap, unsuitable street food.

4. ATL skills - Thinking Skills Communication. Skills. Self. Management. Skills. Research Skills. Social Skills.

4.1. we incorporated ATL skills into our packaging project Through many aspects thinking, we identified a problem that already existed in society—food consumption—and used research skills to find a solution. Through communication, we brought the materials required to create a more sustainable stem product. Finally, we used social skills to spread our idea and project.

5. how does food consumption affect your self-esteem

5.1. First of all, feeding our bodies well demonstrates how much we value them. Our bodies provide us with amazing services. It demonstrates our value for them when we feed them the nutrients they require rather than damaging them with foods they don't, and this act of self-love alone can boost self-esteem. However, healthy diet also has a tangible impact on the neurotransmitters in our brains, which boosts our self-esteem.