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100
This syndrome, associated with severe alcoholism, is caused from a thiamin deficiency.
What is wernicke-korsakoff syndrome?
100
This is a source of EPA/DHA omega 3s.
What is fish?
100
These are sources of ALA omega 3s.
What is walnut and flax?
100
This us the better body fat distribution described as a fruit.
What is being pear shaped, not apple shaped?
100
This is where trans fats are found.
What is processed foods?
200
This is how many calories are in a pound of fat.
What is 3500?
200
This is another name for vitamin C.
What is ascorbic acid?
200
This is another name for vitamin E.
What is tocopherol?
200
This is another name for vitamin B6?
What is pyridoxine?
200
These are disease risks for being fat.
What is heart disease and diabetes?
300
This is an end product of carb digestion.
What is a monosaccharide?
300
This is the end product of protein digestion.
What are amino acids?
300
These are symptoms of being lactose intolerant.
What is gas, bloating, and diarrhea?
300
This is another name for Vitamin A.
What is retinol?
300
This is the name from glycogen being broken down into glucose.
What is gluconeogenesis?
400
These are the 3 types of disaccharides.
What is sucrose, lactose, and maltose?
400
These are the three types of monosaccharides.
What is glucose, galactose, and fructose?
400
This is the enzyme involved in lipid digestion.
What is lipase?
400
These are two things that affect blood alcohol content.
What is alcohol dehydronease and lean body mass?
400
This is another name for vitamin B12?
What is cobalamin?
500
These are are 6 osteoporosis risk factors.
What is smoking, low BMI, alcohol consumption, lack of vitamin D, lack of stomach acid, and being female?
500
This is the type of amino acid that our body cannot make.
What is an essential AA?
500
This is the enzyme involved in carb digestion.
What is amylase?
500
This is the end product of fat digestion.
What is glycerol or triglyceride?
500
This is what happens when glucose levels are low.
What is eating, blood glucose going up, insulin causing BG to go down, glucagon coming from the muscles and livers causing BG to go up, and glycogen being broken down into glucose from amino acids to that we can make glucose.