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    Nutrition Lab Report

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    discuss the following Carbohydrate Fats Vitamins Protein Minerals Water Fibre Discussing structure the needs and food sources. nutrition is a key part of life and to have a good balance of diet will mean healthy living and good long life Carbohydrate Roles within the Body, Carbohydrate is the main food source for the body, it provides energy/fuel for physical activity, organ function and brain function also a energy storage compound and components of the cell Break Down Carbohydrate is actually…

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    After analyzing my carbohydrate intake and comparing it to the recommendations by nutrition calculator I am just below the normal range recommended for my age. The DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) recommends women between the ages 19-70 should consume 45-65% of their diet come from carbohydrates. My intake recommended by the nutrition calculator was 867-1252 calories, and I only consumed 803 calories, which was just below my goal for carbohydrates. DRI recommends 20-35% of my calorie intake should…

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    Aspartame In Diet Drinks

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    brain are destroyed. Moreover, aspartame present in diet sodas can cause sugar craving and weight gain. Although the product is artificial, aspartame tricks one’s brain into thinking that he/she is consuming sugar. The ingredients in carbonated drinks will increase one’s desire for sugar, enticing him/her into consuming more delights containing sugar. Unfortunately, diet soda has been linked to weight gain, and the primary reason for it in diet cola consumers is their propensity to consume more…

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    postprandial glucose level than high carbohydrate meal with the similar energy content. Also, the high protein meal could decrease the energy intake in ad libitum lunch meal and reduced the total daily energy intake greater than the high carbohydrate meal. The result of this present study showed that consumption of protein rich breakfast meals led to lower glucose IAUC response and reduced the subsequent energy intake in a 24-hour period compared to a high carbohydrate breakfast, but it did not…

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    Unit 3 Macronutrients

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    There’s a good chance that in this low-fat, low-protein world we live in, you’re not getting the right ratio of macronutrients for optimal health. Knowing the type and quality of the foods you consume kicks your weight loss up to the next level. ! There are three macronutrients: protein, fat, and carbohydrates, and they all perform essential roles in the human body. Macronutrients are the main components of our diet. Our bodies require others nutrients as well—like vitamins and minerals—but…

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    Christie Alvarez How safe is the Paleo diet? Published: Friday 19 February 2016 http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/306816.php (Links to an external site.) About a year and a half ago my husband and I were having some health issues. He had been diagnosed with an enlarged heart due to high blood pressure and we were looking for a new way to eat. A friend of ours told us about the paleo diet and swore up and down that there was a lot of research to back up its success. We saw the…

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    operation in the enzymes, hormonal production, antibodies, and structure of tissues. Enzymes are responsible for acting as catalyst and help reactions occur in our body system. They are what help break down glucose, which is needed to break down carbohydrates. A major hormone that we produce is Insulin. Insulin helps to move glucose from the blood into the cells of the body so that the cells can use the glucose as energy (ATP). Antibodies or immunoglobulins are proteins that assist in the…

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    The diet heart hypothesis suggests that diets high in cholesterol and low in polyunsaturated fatty acids raise serum total and increase the risk of heart disease. Numerous scientific studies have made a connection between the risk of too much fat and specific diseases, such as heart disease. Some fat is necessary in a healthy diet. Fat gives the body energy and helps the body absorb vitamins. Dietary fat plays a major role in the bodies cholesterol levels. Not all fats are the same and one…

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    Ketogenic Diet Plan and its amazing benefits In a healthy diet, humans need to consume higher amounts of carbohydrates as this acts as an energy source for the body to be able to function well and less of fat as fats are only stored in the body as a reserve for when the body needs more fuel. As the body needs more carbohydrates, it processes the food group first, and thus one feels hungry after a while which is not so in the case of breaking down meals that are high in fat content. In the…

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    may or may not need to take medication depending on the complication and also on the lifestyle of the patient. Also, lifestyle changes will have to take place in order to prevent type 2 diabetes, the following will need to take place a diet with a low carbohydrate diet and aerobic exercise. Insulin therapy is also another way in treating this chronic disease. Another way of preventing type 2 diabetes is, by quitting bad habits like smoking and stress those are risk factors that must be avoided…

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