Mypyramid

The USDA's original food pyramid, from 1992 to 2005

A retired and grossly misguided food guide of what to eat each day created by the u s department of agriculture based on the 2005 dietary guidelines for americans.

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Failed food pyramid

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Types	Ketogenic diet - Low carbohydrate diet - Weight loss diet
By food ingredients	Omnivore - Entomophagy - Pescetarian - Plant-based
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Religious diets	Buddhist - Christian - Hindu - Islamic - Jain - Jewish - Rastafari - Sikh
Vegetarianism and veganism	Dried fruit - Fruitarianism - Meat analogue - Milk substitute - Raw vegan - Tofu - Semi-vegetarianism
Supplement diets	Bodybuilding supplements - Meal replacement - Therapeutic food - Non-solid diets - Liquid diets - Very-low-calorie diet
Misc.topics	Food pyramid - Fruits & Veggies – More Matters - Healthy eating pyramid - Latin American Diet Pyramid - French paradox - Mediterranean Diet Pyramid - MyPlate - MyPyramid - Vegetarian Diet Pyramid

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