Abstract
Nutrition is a key player in the well-being of healthy individuals. Nutritional models have been designed over decades in an attempt to improve dietary patterns. In the last decades the government has been involved in the monitoring of the guidelines. Particularly, USDA has participated in the revision of nutritional models based on better understanding of nutritional needs. Hence, this chapter provides an overview on nutritional models and its correlation and impact on nutrition in health and disease management.
Keywords: Basic four, basic seven, cardiovascular, daily food, diabetes, dietary goals, food guides, hypertension, ill, myplate, pharmaconutrition, protective foods, pyramids, USDA, wheel.
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