ISSA Nutritionist Practice Exam

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A nutrient content claim is defined as which of the following?

A claim about the calorie content of a product
A statement about food origin
A characterization of a nutrient level in food
A suggestion for dietary use

The correct answer is: A characterization of a nutrient level in food

A nutrient content claim specifically refers to a statement that characterizes the level of a nutrient in a food product, providing consumers with information on whether the product is low, high, or a good source of that nutrient. This is crucial for helping individuals make informed dietary choices based on their nutritional needs and health goals. For example, claims such as "low fat" or "high in fiber" are standard nutrient content claims that describe the amount of these nutrients present in the food being marketed. The other options do not accurately represent what a nutrient content claim is. Claims regarding calorie content, food origin, or dietary suggestions focus on different aspects of food products and do not encapsulate the specific nature of nutrient content claims, which are concerned with quantifying the nutrient levels directly.