560G Lifelong Healing Quiz Questions Flashcards
What diet is best for a patient that has megaloblastic anemia, is overweight, has hyperlipidemia, prediabetes, and has a history of liver cancer?
a. ) Paleo Diet
b. ) Raw food diet
c. ) Mediterranean Diet
d. ) Low glycemic load Mediterranean Diet.
d.) Low glycemic load Mediterranean Diet because the Paleo diet is >10% animal protein and is not ideal for cancer protection and the Mediterranean Diet has been clinically proven to help reduce the risk of Diabetes, heart disease, and cancer- low glycemic load to address the pre diabetes and reduce the risk of tumor growth that is accelerated by insulin dysregulation. The raw food diet is contraindicated because of the B 12 deficiency initially.
Out of the five senses, the one that has the strongest connection to the body’s reward system is: A. Taste B. Smell C. Touch D. Sight
Taste. Kessler states that taste is the sense that is the most strongly connected to the body’s reward system.
The primary reasons that older age increases the risk for foodborne illness is:
A. older adults are frequently on multiple medications
B. antibiotic resistance increases with age
C. sense of smell and taste decline with age
D. older persons are more likely to have comorbid conditions
A. Older adults are frequently on multiple medications. In chapter 1 of Safe Food, Nestle states that though immune system does decline with age, a greater cause of immune dysfunction in older persons is that they are typically on multiple medications that compromise immune function and increase susceptibility to infectious agents.
The FDA is responsible for inspecting shell eggs but not Hen Houses. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE - the FDA is responsible for inspecting Hen Houses to ensure that conditions are adequate and safe
The idea behind grass farming is that \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is the most natural and renewable source of energy. A - plantlife B - Land C - the Sun D - water
D - the sun
Pollan argues that ______ should be the premise for a new revolution, since it is what sustains and helps define culture.
Food
The primary purpose of irradiating chicken and beef is to decrease the consumer’s chances of contracting food-borne illness. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
Once a food has been pasteurized, it cannot be recontaminated. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE - even after pasteurization, a food can be contaminated via various other means, including poor-handwashing, close contact with other contaminants, etc.
In addition to indicating that animals received the majority of their nutrition from grass feedings, the USDA-regulated label “grass-fed” also includes limits on the use of antibiotics, hormones, and pesticides. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE - the term “grass-fed” does not include limits on the use of antiobiotics, hormones, or pesticides
Dairy products labeled “USDA organic” must come from cows that grazed on pasture for the full-length of the growing season of the location in which they were raised. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
Any product labeled “organic” must be all of the following except:
A - USDA certified
B - Comprised of at least 70% organic ingredients
C - Free from irradiation
D - Free from the use of pesticides
B. The label “organic” means 95% or more of the ingredients are organic. The label “made with organic ingredients” only requires 70% organic ingredients
All of the following are concerns that have been raised about the safety of GMOs except:
A - GM crops increase the use of fossil fuels
B - GM crops will interbreed with non-GMO crops and altered genes will be transferred into crops within which they are unwanted
C - Genes that create resistance to herbicides will be combined with those of weed species making “superweeds”
D - The genes added to crop plants can negatively affect the health of those who eat them
A - GM crops increase the use of fossil fuels
Eating a high-protein diet will help to provide the body with the tryptophan needed to produce Serotonin. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE. Although they have high amounts of most amino acids, proteins generally contain very small amounts of tryptophan
Over time, chronic overreating can EVENTUALLY cause __________ dopamine (DA) activity and ___________ dopamine (DA) sensitivity in the brain.
Decreased.
Decreased.
Food cravings can have major impacts on: A - all of these B - decision making C - memory D - impulse control
Impulse control and memory.
Not sure about decision making.
Believe the answer is ALL of these
Cold pressed oils are generally thought to be non-addictive foods according to Dr. Ifland. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE