Prevalence In Canada
Age 16 to 20 in young women, and age 20 to 25 in young men.
What is the prevalence of Osteoporosis?
Can be hereditary, and research findings have shown that certain genes affecting insulin function can contribute to the development.
What is the genetic component of diabetes?
What is diabetes diet?
Activities such as yoga, meditation, exercise, and support groups.
Aboriginal, Hispanic, Asian, South Asian or African are at high risk.
What is the prevalence of diabetes?
Factors like protein malnutrition, insulin resistance, high blood pressure and genetic contribute to this disease.
What is fatty liver disease?
Portions of the small intestine lining become damaged as a result of eating foods containing gluten. This damage limits the absorption of key nutrients and causes malnutrition.
What is Celiac Disease?
A diet in low saturated fats, and high potassium, calcium and magnesium.
What is Cardiovascular Disease diet?
What are effects of stress?
4 strategies to prevent:
1. avoid tabacco
2. participate in physical activity for at least 30 min a a day
3. have at least 5 servings fruit and vegetables
4. limit salt intake to less than 1tsp per day.
What is cardiovascular prevention?
Limited consumption of processed meats and meats cooked at high temperatures.
What is eating to prevent cancer?
For patients with this disease it is important to prevent food-borne illnesses.
What is HIV and Cancer Prevention
controlling the amount of salt and potassium in the diet to help control blood pressure.
what is kidney disease diet?
Adequate calcium and vitamin D intake as well as regular weight-bearing physical activity.
What prevents osteoporosis?
Diarrhea and vomiting are common, so consuming fluids and electrolytes is important. Once solid foods can be kept down, simple grain products and fruits can be added.
What is dietary recommendations for Gastroenteritis?