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What is the most important part of our diet?
Essential nutrients.
CHO's
FATS
PROTEINS
Essential FA's
Essential AA's
Vitamins
Minerals
What are the essentialy FA's?
Linolenate
Linoleate
*Both used to make arachidonic acid
What are RDA's?
Recommended daily allowances. They ARE NOT minimal needs. They also include a safety margin above the minimum recommended daily intake.
What factors determine an individuals RDA's?
AGE
SEX
OTHER
Pregnancy (20-30% inc)
Illness
What is the average recommended caloric intake for the ideal male?
2900Kcal/day for a 70kg male
What is the average recommended caloric intake for the ideal female?
2100kcal/day for a 50Kg female.
How is the energy produced from the diet broken down as far as percentages?
CHO's (55-60%)
Protein (12-15%)
Fats (30%)
Dietary fat is mainly in what form?
90% is TG
What is the difference between FA's from plant and animal origin?
FA's from animal origin are generally more saturated and therefore have a higher energy yield.
Which are the fat soluble vitamins?
Vitamins:
A, D, E, K
Where do trans-fats originate?
Animals
Dietary carbohydrates are taken in in which forms?
Monosaccarides
Disaccarides
Polysaccarides
Fiber
*80lbs/yr in U.S.
Fiber doesn't provide energy since we don't have enzymes to cleave the bonds but it does what?
Softens stool
Promotes motility of gut
Decreases abs. of toxins
Decreases colon cancer
What is the protein gold standard?
Egg Albumin (whites)
Contains 100% of AA's that we need.
PVT TIM HALL
What is BMR and how is it calculated?
Basal metabolic rate

BMR=Wt(Kg) * 24 Kcal/day
What is activity energy consumption?
A percentage of the BMR based on activity level.
Sedentary (30%)
Moderate active (40%)
Active (50%)
What is the problem with Biffs diet plan?
Needs to recalculate all the time or he is going to lose weight like crazy at first and then taper off and lose less and less.