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1
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food contains

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nutrients

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persons usual pattern of food choices

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diet

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life-sustaining chemicals in food

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nutrients

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nutrients are necessary for

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proper body functioning

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4
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people are not born with the ability to choose a

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healthy lifestyle

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“healthy” lifestyle

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a diet that supplies an appropriate mixture of nutrients

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what can influence eating practices

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Family, childhood, peers, ethnicity, education, occupation, income, rural vs urban, food composition/convienence/availability, flavor, texture, appearance, religion, nutritional belief, health beliefs, current health status, habits, adveritising, media, mood

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health equality

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same resources and opportunities to all people across a population

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health equity

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be as healthy as possible, regardless of race, education, gender identity, sexual orientation, employment, neighborhood, presence of a disability

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SDOH

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conditions in which we are both, grow, live, learn, work, worship, age

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poor eating habits contribute to several leading causes of death, including

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heart disease
cancer
stroke
type 2 diabetes

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____ plus ____ may reduce your chances of developing serious chronic diseases

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nutritious diet, regular exercise

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12
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people who consume a healthy diet are more likely to have proper

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immune responses to agents that cause infectious diseases

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people who consume a healthy diet are less likely to

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die prematurely from all causes

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14
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nutrition

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scientific study on nutrients and how the body uses them

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15
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chemistry

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study of the composition and characteristics of matter and changes that can occur to it

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16
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smallest living functional unit in an organism

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cell

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17
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total of all chemical processes that occur in living cells

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metabolism

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18
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six classes of nutrients

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carbohydrates
lipids
proteins
vitamins
minerals
water

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19
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most important nutrient

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water

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carbohydrates major function

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energy

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lipid major functions

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energy
cellular development
physical growth and development
regulation of body processes
absorption of certain vitamins

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protein major functions

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production of structural and functional components
cellular development
growth, maintenance
regulate body processes
transportation of nutrients
immune function
fluid balance
energy

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vitamins major functions

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regulation of body processes
maintenance of immune function
production and maintenance of tissues

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minerals major functions

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regulation of body processes
formation of chemical messangers
structural and functional components
physical growth, maintenance, development

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water major functions

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maintenance of fluid balance
regulation of body temp
elimination of waste
transport of substances
participant in many chemical reactions

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26
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essential nutrient

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must be supplied by food

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27
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if a nutrient is missing from the diet, ____ occurs

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deficiency disease

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28
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when the missing nutrient is added to the diet

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abnormal physiological changes are corrected

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29
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phytochemicals

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substances found in plants that are not classified as nutrients but may be beneficial to human health

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30
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carotenoids

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alpha-carotene, beta-carotene, leutin, lycopene, zeaxanthin

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30
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antioxidants

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protect cells and their components from being damaged or destroyed

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31
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carotenoid foods

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orange, red, yellow fruits and vegetables, egg yolk, liver

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32
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carotenoid function

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antioxidant, reduce risk of macular degeneration

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33
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phenolics function

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antioxidant, inhibit cancer growth, reduce risk of heart disease

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34
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quercetin is a type of

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phenolic

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35
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catechin is a type of

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phenolics

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36
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anthocyanin is a type of

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phenolics

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37
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resveratrol is a type of

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phenolic

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38
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isoflavonoid is a type of

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phenolic

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39
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ligans are a type of

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phenolic

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40
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ellagic acid is a type of

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phenolic

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41
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quercetin food

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apples, tea, red wine, onion, raspberries, cocoa

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catechin food

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tea, chocolate, plums, apples, berries, pecans

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43
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anthocyanin foods

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red, blue, purple fruit and veggies

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44
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resveratrol foods

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red wine, purple grapes, grape juice, dark chocolate

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45
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isoflavonoids foods

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soybeans, legumes

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46
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ligans food

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flaxseed, berries, whole grains, bran, nuts

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47
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ellagic acid foods

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raspberries, strawberries, cranberries, walnuts, pomegranates

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48
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organosulfide function

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antioxidant, improve immune system and reduce risk of HD

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49
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organosulfide types

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isothiocyanate, indoles, allylic sulfur compound, allicin

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organosulfide foods

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garlic, onion, cruciferous vegetables–broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale, wok chop, collard and mustard greens

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51
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alkaloid

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caffeine, stimulant

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52
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alkaloid food

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coffee, tea, koala nuts, cocoa

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53
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capsaicinoids

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capsaicin, pain relief

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54
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capsaicinoids food

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chili pepper

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55
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fructooligosaccharide foods

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onion, banana, asparagus, wheat

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fructooligosaccharide function

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stimulate growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestinal tract

57
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____ allows manufacturers to classify nutrient supplements and certain herbal products as ____

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DSHEA, food

58
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DSHEA defines a dietary supplement as a product that

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contains a vitamin, mineral, herb or other plant, amino acid, dietary substance that supplements the diet by increasing total intake

59
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lifestyle

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a persons usual way of living, dietary practices, physical activity habits

60
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risk factors

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personal characteristics that increase chances of developing chronic disease

61
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risk factors include

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poor dietary practive
lack of physical activity
drug use
genetics, family history, age
environment
psychological

62
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what food intake has decreased from 1970 to 2019

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milk, red meat, eggs

63
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what food intake has increased from 1970-2019

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fruit, veggies
total grains
added sugar
chicken, turkey
cheese
fish, shellfish
peanuts/tree nuts
yogurt

64
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people who lack health insurance are more likely to

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skip routine medical care
higher risk of chronic disease

65
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it is important to address health care inequities by

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increasing access to health insurance and regular, high-quality medical care

66
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healthy people 2030

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improve the overall health of Americans

67
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measure of food energy

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kilocalorie or Calorie

68
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a kilocalorie is the

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heat energy needed to raise the temp of 1000g (1L) of water by 1 degree celsius

69
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1kilocalorie=____=____

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Calorie, 1000 calories

70
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calories

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energy source for the body

71
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kcal in carbohydrate

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4

72
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kcal in protein

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4

73
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kcal in fat

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9

74
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kcal in fat

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9

75
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macronutrients

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classes of nutrients that provide energy and are needed by the body in relatively large amounts

76
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3 macronutrients

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carb, protein, fat

77
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micronutrients

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needed by the body in relatively small amounts, do not supply energy

78
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2 micronutrients

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vitamins, minerals

79
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most naturally occurring foods are

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mixtures of nutrients

80
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main nutrient

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water

81
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foods contribute varying amounts of

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carb, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals

82
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____ can help ensure the nutritional adequacy of a diet

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variety

83
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no natural food is

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perfect

84
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“perfect” food

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contains all nutrients in amounts needed by the body

85
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choosing a variety of foods from each food group can

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ensure the nutritional adequacy of a diet

86
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all food has

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nutritional value

87
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empty calories

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energy supplied by unhealthy solid fats, added sugar, and/or alcohol

88
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nutrient dense

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food or beverage that contains more key beneficial nutrients in relation to its total calories

89
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nutrient dense foods have

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little or no solid fats, added sugar, refined starch, sodium

90
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key beneficial nutrients

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protein, fiber, vitamins A, C, E, calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium

91
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energy density

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energy value of a food in relation to the foods weight

92
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in general ____ foods are energy dense

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high fat

93
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foods with ____ are not usually energy dense

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high water content

94
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some foods are both nutrient dense and energy dense

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nuts, nut butters, seeds, avocados

95
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enjoy eating all foods in

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moderation

96
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moderation

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obtaining adequate amounts of nutrients while balancing caloric intake with caloric expenditure

97
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for each nutrient there is a range of

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safe intake

98
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physiological dose

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amount of a nutrient that is within the range of safe intake and enables the body to function optimally

99
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megadose

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amount of a vitamin or mineral that greatly exceeds the recommended amount

100
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___ is not always better in relation to optimal nutrition

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more

101
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above UL

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toxic

102
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below UL

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deficient

103
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the best source of nutrients and phytochemical

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food

104
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most natural, reliable, and economical way to ensure a healthy diet

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eat a variety of “whole” and minimally processed foods

105
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processing (refinement) often removes

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nutrients and other beneficial food components

106
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______ should not be considered substitutes for nutrient dense foods

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dietary supplements

107
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there is no scientific definition for the term ____ to describe a dietary supplement to particular food

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superfood

108
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no dietary supplement contains

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every substance needed for good health

109
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by using food guides you can

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individualize your diet so that it is nutritionally adequate and suits your likes and dislikes, budget, lifestyle

110
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medical nutrition therapies

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special diets designed to meet needs of people with chronic illness

111
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___ is only one aspect of life that influences health

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diet

112
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functional foods are made to

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boost nutrient intakes, reduce risk of disease, help manage specific health problems

113
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malnutrition

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state of health that occurs when the body is improperly nourished

114
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malnutrition can result from

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inadequate or excessive amounts of nutrients

115
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over nutrition results from

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long term excesses of energy or nutrient intake

116
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over nutrition often characterized by

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obesity

117
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a person can consume excess energy intake but be

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undernourished

118
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nutrition is a ___ science

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dynamic

119
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chronic undernutrition

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when a persons long term energy and nutrient intakes are insufficient

120
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worldwide, ____ people are chronically undernourished

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800 million

121
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factors that contribute to chronic undernutrition

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parasite
depleted farmland
culture
lack of sanitary water
food distribution
war
disease
overpopulation

122
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undernutrition during pregnancy

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difficult labor, excessive bleeding, death
babies born premature, low-birth weight

123
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undernutrition during infancy

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breastfed babies may receive inadequate nutrition from milk if mom is undernourished
diluting formula reduces nutritional value

124
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undernutrition during preschool years

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delayed physical growth and development
blindness
impaired intellectual development
stunting and wasting
premature death

125
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high risk groups of undernutrition in the US

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low income
anorexia
alcohol/drug addiction
hospitalized, long term care
chronic medical conditions

126
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food security

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individuals or families concerned about running out of food or not having enough money to buy more food

127
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___% of households experience food insecurity

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10.5

128
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major federally subsidized food programs

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SNAP
commodity distribution
WIC
child nutrition
older Americans act nutrition
food distribution act

129
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major goal of the UN is to

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reduce hunger and eliminate all forms of malnutrition

130
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double burden of malnutrition

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undernutrition: stunting, wasting, lacking vitamins and minerals
overnutrition: overweight, obesity, HD, diabetes

131
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biotechnology

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the use of living things, plants, animals, microbes to manufacture new products

132
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bioengineering

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scientific techniques that alter an organisms hereditary material

133
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crops can be altered to

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improve flavor, resist pests, increase yields, improve immunity to plant disease, enhance nutritional qualities

134
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bioengineered foods must have

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approved label

135
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current system of food production relies primarily on

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conventional agricultural methods

136
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sustainable agriculture involves

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farming methods that meet the demand for more food without depleting natural resources or harming the environment

137
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recommendations to increase agricultural sustainability

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stop expanding agricultural activity
improve crop yield using biotechnology
rely more on non chemical methods
eat less meat
increase fish supply
reduce food waste

138
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true or false: there are four classes of nutrients: proteins, lipids, sugars, vitamins

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false

139
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Proteins are the most essential class of nutrients. True or false?

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false

140
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All nutrients must be supplied by the diet because they cannot be made by the body. True or false?

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false

141
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Vitamins are a source of energy. True or false?

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false

142
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Milk, avocados, blueberries are examples of “perfect foods” that contain all nutrients. True or false?

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false

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