• Y khoa, dược - Chapter 8: Water & minerals: the ocean withinY khoa, dược - Chapter 8: Water & minerals: the ocean within

    Insensible water losses: the continuous loss of body water by evaporation from the lungs and diffusion through skin. ¼- ½ of daily fluid loss Urine (~1-2 liters per day) Illness External factors that contribute to water losses: Low humidity High altitude High protein/salt foods

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  • Y khoa, dược - Spotlight on dietary supplements and functional foodsY khoa, dược - Spotlight on dietary supplements and functional foods

    Megadoses in conventional medical management Conventional medicine Drug interactions Malabsorption syndromes Treatment of deficiencies Druglike effects

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 7: Vitamins: vital keys to healthY khoa, dược - Chapter 7: Vitamins: vital keys to health

    Food preparation affects vitamins in foods Vitamins found in all food groups Factors that determine amounts Source (animal vs. plant) Sunlight Moisture Growing conditions Plant’s maturity at harvest Packaging and storage

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 6: Proteins and amino acids: function follows formY khoa, dược - Chapter 6: Proteins and amino acids: function follows form

    Amino Acid Sequence Each amino acid is joined to the next by a peptide bond Peptide bonds Dipeptide (2 AA) Oligopeptide (3 AA) Polypeptide (4-10 AA)

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 5: Lipids: not just fatY khoa, dược - Chapter 5: Lipids: not just fat

    In health, trans fatty acids are known to raise LDL (“bad”) cholesterol, and lower HDL (“good cholesterol”), promote systemic inflammation, and increase triglycerides in your blood. History and how it is made: In Europe (1910): needed a cheaper butter substitute for soldiers In US (1960s): People wanted to eat a “healthier and cheaper butter”  ...

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  • Y khoa, dược - Spotlight on alcoholY khoa, dược - Spotlight on alcohol

    Fermentation Yeast cells metabolize sugar to make alcohol Alcoholic beverages Beer: 5–6% alcohol Wine: 8–14% alcohol Liquor: 35–45% alcohol “Proof” is twice the alcohol percentage

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 4: Carbohydrates: simple sugars and complex chainsY khoa, dược - Chapter 4: Carbohydrates: simple sugars and complex chains

    Fructose Also called levulose or fruit sugar Tastes the sweetest of all the sugars Occurs naturally in fruits and vegetables Found in fruits, honey, and corn syrup

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 3: The human body: from food to fuelY khoa, dược - Chapter 3: The human body: from food to fuel

    Physical movement Peristalsis Wavelike, muscular contractions Transport food and nutrients along the GI tract Segmentation Series of muscular contractions in the small intestines Divides and mixes the chyme

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 2: Nutrition guidelines: tools for a healthful dietY khoa, dược - Chapter 2: Nutrition guidelines: tools for a healthful diet

    Planning How You Will Eat Calorie Control Choosing a diet that balances the calories you eat with the amount of calories your body uses Nutrient Density Amount of vitamins and minerals relative to the calories the food provides

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  • Y khoa, dược - Chapter 1: Food choices: nutrients and nourishmentY khoa, dược - Chapter 1: Food choices: nutrients and nourishment

    How healthful is the “American” diet? Too few nutrient-dense foods Fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy, and whole-grain foods Too much of the foods known to be harmful Sodium, solid fat, saturated fat, and sugar

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