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    ASSIGNMENT – LESSON 8 1. Explain in 2-3 sentences each, the role of water in the body for 5 different physiological processes. • Fluid intake and fluid excretion: There is usually a balance between intake and excretion of water. If the water balance becomes unbalanced, this can greatly affect various bodily functions such as blood pressure, blood sugar levels or brain function. This imbalance will also create a thirst reaction and by the time we perceive this, our body is already mildly

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    married, have kids, and then retire. It wasn’t until I made the decision to go to a school purely off of popularity that I came to understand what passion actually means. Graduating high school I made the decision to go to Virginia Tech to study Human Nutrition. During that year my grades began to slack, my motivation fluttered away, and my friendships became nonexistent. Yet the whole time one thing remained consistent and had my pure attention. That was the gym. I would be in the weight room everyday

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    India’s concern for nutrition is as old as its civilisation. We can find references to both health and nutrition in ancient Scriptures and how good nutrition is highly imperative for maintaining one’s health properly. It can also be understood to the annals of Indian history that because of different climatic conditions, all the parts of India were not really endowed with equally good food production and food supply. As a result, due to the occurring of famines and droughts in certain parts of India

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    years, nutrition has become quite a relevant topic in society as our abundance of resources expanded which permitted society the ability to choose what to eat and when to eat it. Accordingly, practicing a specific diet is imperative to those who seek to optimize the “fuel” within their body, but there are, indeed, other aspects which logically justify the importance of nutrition. In this review, four sources will be intrinsically analyzed by exploring the relevance of preserving proper nutrition in order

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    different countries such as clinical nutritionist, nutrition scientist, sports nutritionist or the public health nutritionist. In some instances the terms nutritionist and dietitian are used interchangeably. However, there is a big difference between the two terms in the United State with the term nutritionist being less protected and can be used with anyone, while dietitians have to meet certain professional requirements. Traditionally the term nutrition has been associated with alternative medicine

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    and Smith, J.L., 2012. Advanced nutrition and human metabolism. Cengage Learning. Atkinson, S.A., Abrasms, S.A. and Allen, L.H., 1997. Dietary reference intakes for calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, vitamin D, and fluoride, standing committee on the scientific evaluation of dietary reference intakes, food and nutrition board, institute of medicine. Consider metabolism of nutrient within body eg how is it transported, stored

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    since the early nineteenth century. The discoveries of chemists and experimentalists like Liebig and Prout have paved the way for modern sciences’ understanding of nutrition and serves as the foundation of knowledge for those who seek to enhance the health and longevity of all eaters. (Pollan, 2008). With these vast collections of nutrition knowledge available and growing in size every day, it is no wonder that many will seek advice on the optimal diet. However, science is just not there…yet. Scientists

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    Thank you for giving me the opportunity to express myself. Dietitian has been something I have always wanted to become. I am passionate about nutrition and health. I enjoy chemistry and food related subjects and I am interested in working for the health service. During my first year in high school, I have completed two weeks of shadowing with my dietitian uncle, at my hometown Jordan. I enjoyed every part of this experience. It enabled me to explore how the dietitian and the patient contact with

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    *Health And* Wellness Education HWE 100 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 CREDITS Introduces basic principles of nutrition with emphasis on personal nutrition. Satisfies nutrition requirement of students entering healthcare professions. HWE 108 WEIGHT LOSS 1 CREDIT Focuses on combining a healthy diet and exercise to shed unwanted pounds and inches. The course will include online sessions that will focus on personal habits including diet that lead to weight gain and exercise session appropriate

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    This report has been created to inform educators and families of the importance nutrition plays in young students lives, in particular how nutrition can affect school outcomes. The report draws on statistics, provides a brief overview of resources available to educators and recommendations in relation to improving students nutritional intake and understanding of the importance nutrition. Research and statistics discussed in this report are retrieved from Government bodies and peer reviewed journals

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