Intro to nutrition 23 Flashcards
What is the formula for resting energy expenditure in a male?
900 + 10W
w= weight in kg
what is the formula for resting energy expenditure in females?
700 + 7 W
What are the coefficients for:
sedentary
moderately active
very active
sedentary - 1.2
moderately active - 1.4
very active - 1.8
What is the formula for BMI?
kg/m^2
What are the 5 levels of BMI?
- 40 Grade 3 overweight - morbidly obese
What is the obesity paradox?
in older people there is some data that suggests that being a little overweight is associated with less rate of mortality
Why is BMI so widely used?
easy to measure and correlates with disease
What are the limitations of BMI?
- failure to distinguish fat from lean mass
- failure to distinguish upper body truncal fat from lower body fat
How many kilocalories does one have to burn to lose a kg of adipose tissue?
850 g x 9 kcal/g = 7650 kcal/kg adipose tissue lost
What are the two recommendations for the consumption of carbs?
- eat slow metabolized carbs - reduce insulin spike
2. reduce fructose consumption
What is fructose bad for you?
turns into TGs which are deposited into the liver
-fatty liver can result leading to insulin resistance
What is the glycemic index?
extent to which blood glucose rises after ingestion
What is hydrogenated to make trans-fat?
PUFAs
Is the consumption of transFA associated with coronary artery disease?
YESssSs strongly
Are saturated fats considered atherogenic?
yess, probably not all of them but too much work to figure out which and to make peeps know the difff