Hunger and climate change are some of the major global problems we are experiencing now. Elaborate on two specific ways as to how (a) nanotechnology and (b) genetic engineering can help humans experience human flourishing by alleviating problems in (1) food security, (2) global warming, and (3) the economy. (20 points)

ASAP Why does the food system matter to us?

When did adult Northern Europeans gain the ability to process lactose? Describe how the evolutionary force of mutation changed the gene structure in these human populations, allowing adults to be able to process dairy?

When did some Africans gain the ability to process lactose?  Describe how the evolutionary force of mutation changed the gene structure in these human populations, allowing adults to be able to process dairy.

Why do living things require energy? Where does that energy ultimately come from?

You are what you eat. What does this mean? If you eat only celery, will you become a vegetable? Sometimes there are so many words used to describe foods and nutrition, it is difficult to make sense of them. In fact, we do use the food we eat to provide energy and also the building blocks for growth and development. Even after you are fully-grown, your body, just like any other machine, needs to make constant repairs to injured areas and must replace cells that have died. To make sure that the structure of your body is correct and strong, you must provide it with a regular supply of the right building materials. Foods are the building materials for the body.    There are six large categories of nutrients in food. These are carbohydrates, protein, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water. Each food you eat not only contains more than one nutrient, but also a different number of calories (energy). Fat, protein, and carbohydrates provide calories, or energy as well as building blocks. Vitamins,…

Question 1 How can adults still meet their nutritional needs without gaining weight? Question 2 What are food jags?

Question 11. What is the definition of “essential nutrients”? A. nutrients that are essential for making part of the cell B. the set of nutrients that are the minimum necessary for making the body C. nutrients your body cannot make on its own, so they must be ingested D. nutrients that are the basis from which more complex nutrients are made E. nutrients that are not soluble in water and that are stored in fat cells

Question 1- How can adults still meet their nutritional needs without gaining weight? Question 2- What are some special problems that older adults face?

ASAP How does the food system affect us? Why does the food system matter to us?