Index
A
Absorption,156
Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution
Range (AMDR), 38, 94, 96
Accessory Organs, 153-4
Acetylcholine, 54, 194
Acid
Acne and vitamin A, 309-11, 321
Active Transport, 157
Additives, 416
Adenosine Triphosphate, (ATP), 28, 273-5, 325
Adequate Intake, (AI), 94, 96
Adequacy, 29
Aerobe
Aerobic
Aerobic Capacity
Aerobic Exercise
Affiliation, 394
Agencies of food safety, 406
Aging, 31
Alcohol, 39, 114, 206
Allergy, 88
Allergen
Alpha Linolenic Acid, 47-50, 205, B4
Alpha-Tocopherol,316
See Vitamin E
Amenorrhea
American Cancer Society, 117
AMDR
American Heart Association, 115-6
Amino acids, 40, 165
Amylase,150, 161
Anabolic, 159
Antibiotics, 430, 439
Anaphylaxis, 57
Anatomy of the GI system, 147-163
Anemia, 366-7
Antagonistic Muscles
Antibodies, 486
Antigen
Antioxidants, 201-2, 309,416-8
Appetite, 31
Appendix A: “B” Homework Assessments,
A1-A46
Appendix B: Reference tables, B1-B8
Appendix C: Facts, Formulas, &
Conversions, C1-C14
Appendix D: MyPyramid, D1-D15
Appendix E: Exchange Lists, E1-E16
Appendix F: Nutrition Resources, F1-F8
Appendix G: Comprehensive review points
& case studies, G1-G10
Appendix H: Take home exam 4, H1-H19
Apple Shape, 252
Ariboflavinosis, 328, 342
Artificial colors, 417-8, 264
Artificial fats, 418
Artificial flavors, 417-8
Artificial sweeteners, 420-1
Ascorbic acid,58-9, 337-8, See Vitamin C
ATP
Atherosclerosis, 193, 119
Aqueous
Author credentials, 233
Autonomic nervous system
Autoimmunity
B
Balance, 29
Bacterial toxin, 426
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR), 244
Behavior Modification, 159
Beri Beri, 326, 342
Beta-Carotene, 309, D6
See also Vitamin A
BHA, 416, 418
BHT, 416, 418
Bile, 150, 153-4 ,161
Bioelectrical Impedance, 251
BioFit, 408
Biological Classification
Biological Injury, 318-9
Biomolecule
Biotin, 58-9, 340, 345
Bleaching Agents, 417-8
Blind Study
Blood Glucose, 181, 187, 191, C9
Blood Lipids, 193, 120
Blood Pressure, 193-4, C10
See Hypertension
Bod Pod, 250-1
Body Composition,152-154
Body Fat, 249-
Body Mass Index (BMI), 253-4
Bolus, 150
Bone, 358
Botulism, 429
Buffer
C
Cadmium, 437
Calcium, 60-1, 314, 362,356-8,
Calcium:Phosphorus Ratio, 359, C8
Caloric Density,26
Calorie, 25
See also Energy
Calorie Control, 29
Campylobacteriosis, 426
Cancer, 207-210
Carbohydrate digestion, 155
Carbohydrates, 25, 66, 114, 125, 178-92, 276-8
Cardio-respiratory, 266
Cardiovascular Disease, 193-6
See Heart Disease
Cardiovascular system, 266
Carnitine, 413
Case Studies, 236
Catabolic, 159
Cell
Cell Membranes,52
Centers for Disease Control, 247
Central Adiposity, 197, 252, C13
Chemical Digestion, 150
Chemical Poisoning
Chloride, 60-1, 352, 348, 355,
Chlorophyll
Chylomicrons
Cholecystokinin
Cholesterol, 53-4, 123, 199
Choline, 58-9, 341, 345
Chromium, 60-1, 376, 380
Chylomicron, 195- , 111-112
Chronic diseases, 30
Chyme, 147, 153
Cis Fatty Acid,203
Citric Acid Cycle
Clinical Trials, 237
Cobalt, 60-1, 378, 222
Coenzyme Q10, 56, 325
Colon, 160
Complementary Proteins, 42
Complete Proteins, 42
Complex Carbohydrate,37
Concentric, 268
Control Group
Copper, 377, 380, 604
Credentials, 394
Crossover Study Design, 239
D
DASH Diet, 194
Dietary Reference Intakes,87, 56,
92-98, Appendix B
Daily Values, 81, B8
Daily Reference Values,81-2,B8
Reference Daily Intakes, 81, B8
Deficient
Dehydration
Delany Clause, 404
Deamination
Denaturation (protein), 163
Dental Caries, 372
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Diabetes, 188-190
Diagnosing Deficiency/Toxicity, 305
Diet, 24, 30
Dietary Fiber, 37-8, 172
Dietary Guidelines, 108-115
Dietary Reference Intake (DRI)
Dietary Supplements, 411
See Supplements
Dietitian, 395
See Registered Dietitian
Digestive system
Digestion, 149-150
Disaccharides,36
Disease
Discretionary Calories, 103, D11
Diverticular Disease
DNA, 163-165
Docosahexaenoic acid
Double Blinded Study, 239
Dry Beans, D5-D6, D9
See also Legumes
DSHEA, 411
Duodenum, 153
Dyslipidemia, 198
E
Eating styles
Eccentric
Edema
Editorial Board, 400
Eicosanoids, 204
Eicosapentaenoic acid
Electrolyte, 348
Electron Transport System, 274
Emulsifier, 417-8
Endogenous
Energy, 28
See also Calorie
Energy Balance, 242-3
Energy-Producing Nutrients, 25
Energy Expenditure, 244-6
Enriched, 81
Enrichment Act, 81-2
Environmental Protection Agency, (EPA)245,407
Enzyme, 28, 415
Epidemiological Study, 238
Epithelial
ErgogenicEsophagus,150, 161
Essential Fatty Acids, 47-8, 204-6
Essential Nutrients, 28
Estimated Average Requirement (EAR)
Estimated Energy Requirement (EER), 96, B5
Evolution
Exchange Lists, 122-4, E1-E16
Exercise, 30, 207, 262-9
See also Physical Activity
Exogenous
Excretion,160-1
Experimental Design, 145
Extracellular Fluid, 348
F
Facilitated Diffusion, 157
Fasting, 256-7
Fat Distribution (apple vs pear),
252
Fat on Food Labels, 84-6, C5
Fat substitutes, 249
Fats, 25, 113, 126, 280-1
See also Lipids
Oils, 60, D10
Fat-Soluble Vitamins, 58- , 305-323
Fatty Acids, 26
Feasting, 256-7
Fiber, 37, 171-7, 415
Fibrous protein
Fluid Balance, 62-4
Fluoride, 60-1, 372-3, 380
Fluorosis, 373, 380
Folate, Folic Acid, Folacin,58-9, 206,
335-6, 333, 343, 196
Food, 24
Food Additives, 404, 414
Food allergy, 88, 186
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA), 239, 407
Food-Borne Illness, 403, 423-30, 433
Food Composition, 121-2
Food Contamination, 437
Food Intolerance
Food Labels, 81-9
Food Processing, 436-441
Food Safety, 114, 433-442
Food Safety Laws, 245-246
Food System, 441
Fortified
FOS,430
Fructose, 36
Fruit, 102, 59, D7
Functional Fiber
Futrex 5000 Infrared
Spectrophotometry, 251
G
Galactose, 36
Gallbladder, 153-4
Gaseous
Gastric acid
Gastric emptying time
Gastric Inhibiting Factor, 94
Gastrin
Gastrointestinal tract
Gastrointestinal System, 147-163
Generally Recognized As Safe
(GRAS), 404
Gene expression
Genetically Modified Organism,437-440
Genetics
Germany’s Commission E, 410-11
Giardia,245, 425
Globular protein
Glucagon, 181
Glucose, 36-37, 179-180
Glucose Tolerance Test, 190
Glutathione Peroxidase
Glycemic Response, 190
Glycemic Index, 190-1
Glycerol
Glycolysis, 274-5, 325
Glycogen, 179-180
Goiter, 369, 379
GRAS List, 404, 246, 261
Gut Associated Lymphoid Tissue (GALT)
H
HACCP, 433
Health, 27
Health Claims, 90-2
Healthy Body Weight, 253
Heart Disease,193, 109-112
Heme, 367
Hemochromatosis, 366
Hemolytic anemia
Herbal Supplements, 410
Hepatitis A, 427, 429
High Density Lipoprotein (HDL),
196
High-fat food
Histamine, 104-106
Homocysteine, 110, 119, 189, 191, 196
Homeostasis
Honey, 38, 420
Hormone, 153, 439
Hunger, 31
Hydration
Hydrochloric acid
Hydrogenation, 203
Hydrolysis
Hypercholesterolemia
Hyperglycemia, 188-
Hyperhomocystemia, 196, 333
Hyperinsulinemia
Hyperplasia
Hypertension, 193-4, C10
Hypertriglyceridemia
Hypoglycemia, 187
Hypothesis
I
Indirect Calorimetry
Ileum,153
Immune Reaction, 182-6
Immunoglobulin, 182-6
Incomplete Protein
Inflammation
Information Source, 408
Ingredient List, 88
Inorganic, 60
Inositol, 240
Insoluble Fibers, 173
Insulin, 181
Insulin Dependent Diabetes
Mellitus, See type 1 diabetes
Intermediate density cholesterol
Intermediate Storage
Intervention Trial, 237-8
Intracellular Fluid, 348
In Vivo
Iodine, 60-1, 368-9, 379
Iron, 60-1, 364-8, 378
Isokinetic
Isometric
J
Jejunum, 153
K
Keshan disease
Kidney, 160
Kinetic
Krebbs Cycle, 184
Kwashiorkor, 168
L
Laboratory Experiment, 236
Lactase, 183
Lactose, 36, 183
Lactose Intolerance, 182-5
Lactose Mal-digestion, 182-5
Laetril, 241
Large Intestine, 160
Lean Body Mass, 248
Lecithin, 51
Legal Terms, 89-90
Legumes, 38, D5
See also Dry Beans
Lignin
Linoleic Acid, 47-50, 205, B4
Lipase, 154, 161
Lipids, 44-55, 66
Lipid Carrier Molecules
(lipoproteins), 199
Lipoproteins
Liver, 153-4, 182
Low-Carbohydrate Diets, 181
Low Density Lipoproteins (LDL),
196
Low-fat food
Lymphatic Vessels, 156
M
Macrocytic Anemia, 332, 343,
211-212
Macrocytic normochromic anemia
Macronutrient
Magnesium, 60-1, 360, 362
Major Minerals, 61, 356-363
Malnutrition, 30
Maltose, 36
Manganese, 60-1, 374-5, 380
Marasmus, 168
Mastication
Meat and Beans, 102, D9
Mechanical Digestion, 149
Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA)
Metabolic Rate, 244, 258
Metabolic Syndrome, 197-8
Metabolism
Metabolites
Microbial Growth, 416, 423-435
Microcytic hypochromic anemia
Microcytic Anemia, 332, 343 189, 196, 210, 220
Microorganisms, 423-435
Microvilli,156
Mifflin Equations,245, C10-C12
Milk, 102, 185, D8
Milk Allergy, 185
Mineral Information, 356-381
Minerals, 58-62, 66
Mitochondria
Moderate-fat food
Moderation, 29
Molybdenum, 60-1, 375-6, 380
Monosaccharides, 36
Monosodium glutamate, 262, 264
Monounsaturated Fatty Acids (MUFA),
46, 199
Mouth,150
Mifflin Equation
Multicellular organisms
MyPyramid, 98-107, D1-D15
N
National Marine Fisheries, 406
National Research Council, 71
Natural Selection
Natural Toxicants, 437
Neural Tube Defects, 336
National Formulary (NF), 408
Niacin, 58-9, 206, 329-30, 342,
See Vitamin B3
Nitrogen, 446
Nutrigenomics
Nitrosamines, 416
Nolan Case Study, G3-G10
Noninsulin Dependent Diabetes
Mellitus, See type 2 diabetes
Nonprofit Organization, 396
Nourish, 24
Nucleic Acids
Nutrient Density, 25, 49
Nutrient Supplementation, 306
Nutrients, 25
Nutrigenomics, 235
Nutrition, 24
Nutrition Education and Labeling
Act,81, 246 See Also Food Labels
Nutrition facts panel
Nutrition Information, 233-237
Nutritional Adequacy, 160
Nutritional Anemias, 366
Nutritional Application, 147
Nutritional Deficiency, 305-7
Nutritional Sciences, 24
Nutritional Therapy, 172
Nutritionist, 395
Nutrition Resources, F1-F8
O
Obesity, 239-241, 255-261
Oils, 103, D10
Olestra, 419
Omega-3 Fatty Acids, 47-50, 205
Omega-6 Fatty Acids, 47-50, 205
Omnivore, 33
Oral Hypoglycemia Agents
Organic, 36, 408, 445
See also USDA certified organic
Osmolarity
Osteoblast,358
Osteoclast, 358
Osteomalacia, 315
Osteopenia
Osteoporosis, 356, 362
Overnutrition, 30
Oxidation, 201
Oxidative Stress, 316, 318
P
PABA, 241
Pancreas, 153
Pangamate, 241
Pantothenic Acid, 58-9, 344, 338-9
Partial Hydrogenation
Passive Diffusion, 151
Pellagra, 330, 342
Pepsin
Percent Body Fat, 250, C13
Periodic Table of Elements, 60
Peristalsis, 152, 161
Pernicious anemia
Personal preference
pH, 61
PharmaPrint, 408
Phospholipids,51, 199
Phosphorus, 60-1, 314, 359, 360
Photosynthesis, 171-2
Physicians Desk Reference, 410
Physical Activity, 96-7, 104, 112, 246, B5-B6, C10-C11, D15 See also Exercise
Phytochemicals, 106
Plant Food, 22, 28-32, 35
Plant sterols and stanols
Plaque, 194
P:S Ratio, 208, C6
Polysaccharides, 37
Polyunsaturated fatty Acids (PUFA),
46, 199
Poor Diet, 30
Potassium, 60-1,348, 353, 355,
Private Sector, 396
Product Assurance, 408
Protease,161, 279-80
Protein, 25, 40-43, 66 126, 167
Protein Complementation,42
Protein Digestion, 155, 163
Protein-Energy Malnutrition (PEM),
168
Protein excess
Protein Quality, 42
Protein sparing
Protein Synthesis, 163-166
Protein Types, 166
Pseudovitamins, 240
Public Recommendation, 237
Public Sector, 394-5
Pyridoxal, 188
See Vitamin B6
Q
Quacks, 235
R
Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs),
94
Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), 181
REE (Resting Energy Expenditure), 245, C10
Reference Daily Intakes,49, B8
References, 397-402
Registered Dietician, 395
Research Design, 145
See Scientific Methods
Resting Energy Expenditure, 245, C10
Retinal, Retinol, Retinoic Acid, 176
See Vitamin A
Riboflavin, 58-9, 327-8, 342
See Vitamin B2
Ribosomes
Rickets, 179, 183
RNA, 164-165
S
Saliva, 150
Salt (sodium chloride), 63
Satiety, 31
Saturated Fatty Acid (SFA), 45, 199
Scientific Method, 234
Scurvy, 337, 344
Sebaceous
Secretin
Selenium, 60-1, 373-4, 380
Semi-permeable membrane
Serum Cholesterol
Serum Triglycerides, 195-
Set Point, 253
Simple Sugars, 36
Single Blinded Study, 239
Skin Folds, 251
Small Intestine, 156, 91
Sodium,60-1, 114, 127, 348, 351, 354
Soluble Fibers, 173, 207
Sound Diet, 24, 30
Specific Dynamic Action, 247
Spina Bifida, 52, 336
Stabilizing Agent, 417-8
Starch, 36-7
Starches, Gums, Gels, 419---
States of Energy Balance, 242
Sterols, 53
Stomach, 151
Storage, 159
Sucrose, 36
Sugar,36
See simple sugar, blood sugar,
or blood glucose
Sugar alcohols
Sugar Free, 89, 421
Sulfur,60-1, 361-2
Supplements, 394
Supplement Facts Panel, 247
Sustainability, 444-448
Sweat, 63
T
Testimonial, 397
Thermodynamics, 28
Thiamin, 58-9, 324-346, 342See Vitamin B1
Tocopherol, 179, 184See Vitamin E
Tolerable Upper Intake Level, 95, B7
Toxicity, 305
Trace Minerals, 58-9, 365-381
Transcription, 164
Translation, 164
Trans-Fatty Acids, 51, 203-204
Transportation of Nutrients, 156-158
Triglycerides, 45
Tumorgenic
Type 1 Diabetes, 189
Type 2 Diabetes, 189
U
Undernutrition, 30
Underwater Weighing, 250
Underweight, 256
Upper Level, 94-96, See Tolerable
Upper Safety Level
Urea
Uric acid
U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA), 406
USDA Certified Organic, 408
U.S. Dietary Guidelines, 2005,110
V
Variety, 29
Vegan, 33
Vegetables,101, 59, D5
Vegetarianism, 33
Very-Low-Calorie Diets, 159-158
Very-Low-Density Lipoproteins,
195
Villi, 90
Viruses, 427
Vitamin A, 58-9, 309-311, 321,183
Vitamin B1 (thiamin), 58-9, 324-6, 342
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin), 58-9, 327-8, 342
Vitamin B3 (niacin), 58-9,434, 329-30
Vitamin B6, 58-9, 343, 331-2
Vitamin B12, 58-9,434, 333-334
Vitamin C, 58-59, 318, 337-338, 344
Vitamin D, 58-59, 311-315, 321
Vitamin E, 58-59,316-318, 322
Vitamin K, 58-9,319-320, 322
Vitamin Information, 305-346
Vitamin-Like Molecules, 240
Vitamins, 66, 56-59
Voluntary Muscle Movement, 246
W
Water, 62-63, 66, 346-351, 354
Water Soluble Vitamins, 58, 323
Weight Gain, 256
Weight Loss, 256
Wheat Plant and Kernel, 171
Whole Grain Processing, 171-3
World Health Organization (WHO), 407
X
Xerophthalmia, 310, 321
Y
Yolk, egg, 51
Z
Zinc, 370-371, 379
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