ECONOMICS AND STRATEGIC RESEARCH GEN 1820: Health‚ Nutrition and Lifestyle PROJECT “NUTRITION COMPOSITION OF CHOCOLATE BARS ON KAZAKHSTAN MARKET” Instructor: Dr. Aliya Nurtayeva‚ C.Sc. Prepared by: ID 20091760 Arman Alikhanov Date: 26 April 2011 ALMATY‚ 2011 Introduction The purposes of this project is to collect and present the information on the nutrition composition of two chocolate bars “Mars” and “Milky Way” those are available
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References: Nix‚ Staci. (2011). The nature of vitamin. Williams’ Basic Nutrition and Diet Therapy. (14th edition). Pp. 94-125. Hasler CM‚ Brown AC. (2009). Position of the academy of nutrition of dietetics: functional foods. I Am Diet Association‚ 109(4):735-746.
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lead to visual impairment and even blindness (Evert‚ Vitamins‚ 2011) Too much vitamin C can cause diarrhea‚ nausea and stomach aches (Evert‚ Vitamins‚ 2011) Too much Vitamin A can make you sick. People who consume in the thousands of UI a day can develop Acute Vitamin A poisoning (Evert‚ Vitamins‚ 2011) * What micronutrients were recorded from your fast-food intake? Was there an excess or lack of micronutrients from your fast-food intake? The micronutrients recorded from my fast food
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I have made significant progress in my exercise plan these past few weeks. Exercise has actually made me feel energized‚ improved my mood‚ and reduced my overall level of anxiety. I noticed this on the first day I went to the gym and I determined that my rigid schedule should just be thrown out the window. For the rest of the semester I am just going to work out as many days as I can or am able. I will increase the time if necessary‚ but I would like to stick to 30 minutes. For example‚ this week
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Nutrition Nutrition is the process by which organisms take in and utilize food material. Without nutrition‚ life would be unable to be supported‚ ranging from the smallest cells to the largest organisms. Nutrition from humans comes in the form of food‚ and good nutrition comes from a healthy and balanced diet. A poor diet‚ such as consuming too much sugars and carbohydrates can lead to such diseases as cardiovascular disease and diabetes‚ among others. Many of these common health problems can be
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Nutritional science investigates the metabolic and physiological responses of the body to diet. With advances in the fields of molecular biology‚ biochemistry‚ nutritional immunology‚ molecular medicine and genetics‚ the study of nutrition is increasingly concerned with metabolism and metabolic pathways: the sequences of biochemical steps through which substances in living things change from one form to another. Carnivore and herbivore diets are contrasting‚ with basic nitrogen and carbon proportions
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per week for 30-45 minutes | Exercise for strength and flexibility | Stretching‚ yoga‚ tai-chi‚ resistance training | Often; 2-3 times per week for 30-45 minutes | Aerobic exercises | Brisk walking‚ jogging‚ cycling‚ dancing ‚ swimming | Regularly‚ 3-5 times per week‚ 30-45 minutes or longer | Recreational activities | Ballroom dancing‚ badminton‚ basketball‚ tennis‚ skating/roller blades | Regularly‚ 3-5 times per week‚ 30-45 minutes or longer | Regular exercise burns off energy thereby assisting
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Do you think understanding how to read a food label might benefit you? How might you use this information to improve your eating habits? Reading the nutrition facts label and utilizing the information it contains can help you improve your eating habits. People who use the nutrition facts label tend to consume fewer calories; less cholesterol‚ total fat‚ saturated fat‚ sodium and sugar; and more fiber than people who don’t make use of these labels. Being able to understand how to read a food label
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Nutrition Graded Project Part 1: Reading Food Labels 1. 1 cup 2. 3 3. 690 kcal 4. 39% 5. 20% 6. 45% 7. 16% 8. 16% 9. 3g 10. 730 mg 11. Carbs 12. Processed grains because of the amount of calories in it. 13. Because it’s made from noodles‚ which hold a lot of carbs. Part 2: Calculating Target Body Weight 1. 175 * .35 = 61 lbs 2. 175 – 61 = 114 lbs 3. 114/.7 = 162.8 lbs 4. 175 – 162.8 = 12.2; 12.2 * 3‚500 = 42‚700 calories would be need to be burned off. 5. Desired Body Weight Starting Value
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