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    deficiencies are “vitamin A, iodine, zinc, vitamin B, vitamin C and selenium (Wardlaw, Smith, Collene 2016). This means most of us might be malnourished without even realizing. This week I certainly did not meet my recommended nutritional intakes. But honestly, I probably constantly deficient in these vitamins. My vitamin level was especially low in vitamin C. Because our bodies do not produce this nutrient naturally we must consume it. I consumed roughly 43 milligrams of vitamin C this…

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    minerals, vitamins are organic substances. Water soluble vitamins such as B and c must be taken regularly because the body cannot store these vitamins in significant amounts. The body can store excess amounts of fat-soluble vitamins such as A,D,E,and K, in its fatty tissues , sometimes for long durations of time. Scientists have discovered thirteen vitamins, five of these are produced in the body itself, people must get the others from either food and drink or supplements.One-a-day vitamins…

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    check ups to catch the development of health problems before they have progressed to far. It is important to address this issue and help them find options that fit their culture the best while still give them good health care and preventative measures. b. The second cultural issue to address to the family is with the comment made stating, “chubby” is viewed as…

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    Coturnix japonica bird is known to have a lot better nutrient instead of chicken eggs? The quail egg has almost 13% protein which is bigger than the protein that chicken egg have which is about 11 %. Quail egg even has other nutrients, such as Vitamins E, B2, zinc, iron, as well as other beneficial nutrients. It is stated a while ago that quail egg has 5 x greater content of iron and also potassium if it is compared to a chicken egg. Listed here are some of the Health Benefits from Quail Egg…

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    small lemonade that I drank on Day 2 had the most vitamin C in it with 21.1 mg. Vitamin D is something that I am supposed to have about 15 mcg and I only had 2.57 mcg. This was found mostly in the Chocolate milk that I drank on Day 3. Vitamin E or Alpha Tocopherol is suppose to be about 15 mg. meanwhile I only had 0.50 mg. This means this is something that I did not consume enough of. It was mostly in the Honey bun I ate on Day 1. Folate is a vitamin that is recommended to be 400.00 mcg and I…

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    myself “up” my intake of vitamins as well, since I am especially low in vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin D, vitamin E and folate, by increasing my consumption of veggies from different subgroups like brightly colored veggies ( e.g. sweet potatoes, carrots and red peppers) , dark leafy greens (e.g. kale, collard and spinach) and cruciferous vegetables (e.g. broccoli, brussels sprouts and cauliflower), which are packed with vitamins like vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2,…

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    Most people would prefer to write about cute and fluffy animals like the bald eagle, which represent democracy and freedom in America. However, due to the fascist, communist biology regime at Trinity Bible College that has seemingly seceded itself from the rest of America people cannot write on cute fluffy animals. This leads them to write on other topics pertaining to biology, such as nutrition. This includes the foods that the body needs and how the body breaks them down. Proper…

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    In the popular mind, valuable nutrition and exercise are respected by society. However, within the past couple of years, some extreme and unhealthy trends have occurred. As a result, the definition of healthy is transformed and begins to misrepresent the textbook facts of nutrition. If we can understand the cause of the altering, we can improve the meaning of nutrition. In fact, I will discuss multiple health movements and rationalize their true health benefits. Within the past century in…

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    different types of vitamin pills and nutrition supplements in grocery stores and pharmacies. According to the authors of Eat for Life, Woteki and Thomoas, “About 45 percent of the adult men and 55 percent of the adult women in the United States take a vitamin or mineral supplement either regularly or occasionally” (119). People may think that taking dietary supplements can increase their overall health, so they start taking multivitamins or specific vitamin pills such as Vitamin C, Vitamin B, or…

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    Sickle Baby Observation

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    both my client’s parents has the sickle cell gene, 25 percent of infants with both parents having the gene will inherit it. Statistics showed that the intake of vitamins E and D, folate, calcium, and fiber as %DRI was lower for children of all ages; also, they are the nutrients of most concern. The Intake of vitamin C, protein, vitamin B-12, riboflavin, and magnesium becomes lower and lower with age. Infants with sickle cell need to increase their folate intake by introduces foods like dry…

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