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Vitamins
Minerals
Evolution of Diet
Food Safety
100
Absorbed into the blood stream directly, circulate, travel, and stored in water compartments, excrete in urine, without intake deficiency signs and symptoms occur more quickly, toxicity is possible through shorter lived when intake is normalized.
What is a Water Soluble Vitamin?
100
salts that dissolve in water and dissociate into charge particles called ions: -sodium -potassium -ion
What is electrolytes?
100
required wider range of plants to satisfy requirements.
What is a challenge of a plant based diet?
100
-fission -budding -rapid, clonal expansion
What is microbial growth?
200
Absorption of calcium and phosphorous, synthesis via. sunlight, Rickets
What is Vitamin D?
200
-intake of caffeine -intake of alcohol -diuretic medications -sweating -heat exposure
What is how to become dehydrated?
200
availability caloric density portion size processing liquid calories work required to obtain food
What is how food has changed?
200
-vary in shape, cell arrangement, inclusions, spores, and/or capsules, staining, motility, and nutrient and oxygen requirements.
What is microbes?
300
Cell membrane antioxidant and stabilizer
What is Vitamin E?
300
-A medium for chemical reactions -participates in energy formation -regulates nutrients and waste products -helps regulate body temperature -lubricants and cushions -maintains blood volume
What is the functions of water?
300
explanation for why these traits are common in humans today.
What is natural selection?
300
-air -water -food -feces -soil -person to person interaction
What is ways to encounter microbes?
400
Blood clotting, synthesis via gut bacteria, hemmoraging
What is Vitamin K?
400
iron, copper, iodine, manganese, fluoride, chromium, molybdenum, selenium, zinc, and cobalt.
What is trace minerals?
400
Biology Behavior
What is evolutionary effects?
400
raw, undercooked pork, or wild game
What is trichinella spiralis parasite?
500
metabolizes carbs, amino acids; normal appetite and nervous system, added back to processed grains, beriberi
What is Vitamin B1?
500
Electrolytes(sodium, potassium, and chloride) bones(calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium) protein(sulfur)
What is major minerals?
500
-1.5 million years ago -unprocessed plant food to processed food (cooking, storage) -scavenging for heat
What is phase 1 of the history of diet?
500
raw, uncooked eggs, meats, dairy, shrimp, etc.
What is salmonella bacteria?