#13-Anti-Aging Flashcards

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1. The best way to prevent inflammaging is to:
a. Avoid herbs and spices
b. Follow a vegan diet
c. Get more exercise
d. Follow the glycemic index

A

d. Follow the glycemic index

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2. Which of the following is not an inflammatory food?
a. Ice cream
b. Salmon
c. Wine
d. French bread

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b. Salmon

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3. Which of the following foods best reverse or control aging?
a. Honey
b. Olive oil
c. Kombucha
d. Almond butter

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b. Olive oil

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4. Understanding genetic markers is important in the aging conversation because our genes:
a. Are often matched to nutritional deficiencies
b. None of these are correct
c. Always predict disease
d. Are fixed indicators of overall health

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a. Are often matched to nutritional deficiencies

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5. The gene marker MTHFR is associated with:
a. A need for iron
b. A high need for the right B vitamins
c. A deficiency in magnesium
d. Inflammation

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b. A high need for the right B vitamins

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6. When considering hormone replacement as an anti-aging strategy, gene markers help:
a. Assess risk of colon cancer risk
b. Assess risk of poor metabolism of hormones
c. Assess risk of inflammation
d. Assess risk of breast cancer

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b. Assess risk of poor metabolism of hormones

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7. Glut 1 and NAD2 are gene markers that influence:
a. B vitamin levels
b. Magnesium levels
c. Fatty acid deficiency
d. Glutathione levels

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d. Glutathione levels

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8. The most common sign of early aging is:
a. Excess belly fat
b. Poor exercise recovery, muscle weakness
c. Memory changes
d. Fatigue

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d. Fatigue

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9. Additional signs of early aging include:
a. Joint pain
b. Hair loss
c. Mood shifts
d. All of these are correct

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d. All of these are correct

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10. The hormone that most influences the cycle of inflammaging is:
a. Testosterone
b. Cortisol
c. Insulin
d. Estrogen

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c. Insulin

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11. Which of these is the least important hormone marker to check when trying to prevent aging?
a. Fasting insulin
b. Testosterone
c. DHEAs
d. Prolactin

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d. Prolactin

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12. Hormones that women should check when noticing early aging signs include:
a. Glucagon
b. Estradiol
c. Lysine
d. Calcitonin

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b. Estradiol

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13. The most common nutrients needed to prevent aging include:
a. B Vitamins
b. Vitamin K
c. Iron
d. Vitamin C

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a. B Vitamins

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14. Which of the following do fatty acids not play a role in?
a. Memory improvement
b. Hormone support
c. Decreased brain fog
d. Increased belly fat

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d. Increased belly fat

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15. The role of amino acid supplementation in anti-aging best helps:
a. Hormone balance
b. Immune support
c. Prevention of muscle loss
d. Thyroid support

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c. Prevention of muscle loss

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