This is a normal weight laboratory rat given much more than it would-- could necessarily eat of standard laboratory food.

这是一只体重正常的实验鼠,如果我们给它标准的实验室饲料,即使食物分量超出了它的食量

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So it's very easy for people to exceed dietary recommendations given what the modern food supply is.

在现代食物供给下,人们很容易就超过了建议饮食标准

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Let's just put together some criteria for what-- if you had to say what defines a food, what makes something a food, what would you say?

我们来总结一些,用来定义食物的判断标准,什么决定了某种东西是否是食品,你们认为是什么

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One's from Burger King and one is from KFC, and when I show these to you-- we'll talk a lot about food marketing in the United States, because if you buy the premise that I laid out a few moments ago, that what we consider food and what we consider to taste good is pretty much a total social construction.

一个是汉堡王的,一个是肯德基的,在我播放这两个广告的同时,我们要讲下美国的食物市场营销策略,因为如果你买了我之前出的那本提纲,其中讲到了我们对待食物的态度,我们,判定食物好吃与否的标准是种社会意识

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If we defined food differently: that it's something that nurtures the body, something found in nature, something that doesn't harm the environment-- there are a number of criteria one can apply to define a food-- then we might come up with a different definition than this, but this is the way the nutrition field generally looks at it.

如果我们给出不同的定义,滋养身体的物质,在自然界找到的物质,不会威胁到身体的物质,有很多标准可以拿出来定义食物,我们也许可以就此重新进行定义,但这就是营养学看待食物的方式

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