VITAMINS: Identify any deficiencies/excesses for your vitamin intake
Thiamin:_________________________________________________________
Riboflavin: _______________________________________________________
Niacin: __________________________________________________________
Folic Acid: _______________________________________________________
Vit. C: ___________________________________________________________
Vit. A: ___________________________________________________________
Vit. E: ___________________________________________________________
From the above information:
Are there any concerns?
How would you correct for these?
MINERALS: Identify an deficiencies/excesses in your mineral intake
Calcium: __________________________________________________________
Iron: _____________________________________________________________
Zinc: _____________________________________________________________
Sodium: ___________________________________________________________
From the above information:
Are there any concerns?
How would you correct for these?
ENERGY/FITNESS:
What is your body mass index (show work)?
What category does your BMI fall into?
BMI: 30.5
category: Obese
Calculate your estimated energy needs using 25-35 calories per kg ideal body weight for your height (show work):
BODY WEIGHT: 170 POUNDS
HEIGHT: 5.3
How did your caloric intake compare to your estimated needs?
Discuss your weekly physical activity level:
-MODERATE ACTIVE
- Run around 2 miles 3 times per week
ANSWERS :
VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES :
1.THIAMINE DEFICIENCY - Beri Beri
Thiamine deficiency can be prevented by oral thiamine supplementation, vitamin B rich foods like whole grains, beef, beans, cereals.
2. RIBOFLAVINE DEFICIENCY - Ariboflavinosis
Riboflavin deficiency can be treated by intake of eggs, meat, green leafy vegetables, bread, grains
3. NIACIN DEFICIENCY - Pellegra
Niacin deficiency is treated by oral administration of niacin, high protein rich diet, vitamin B complex
4. FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY - Anemia
Folic acid deficiency can be treated by intake of diet which is rich in nuts, green leafy vegetables, fruits
5. VITAMIN C DEFICIENCY - Scurvy
Vitamin c deficiency can be treated by taking supplemental diet of vitamin C like citrus fruits
6. VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY - Night blindness, Bitot's spots
Vitamin A deficiency can be treated by intake of vitamin A rich foods like milk, carrots, mangoes, green leafy vegetables
7. VITAMIN E DEFICIENCY - Nerve problems
Vitamin E deficiency can be treated by vitamin E oral supplementation.
MINERAL DEFICIENCIES :
1. CALCIUM DEFICIENCY - Hypocalcemia
2. IRON DEFICIENCY - Anemia
3. ZINC DEFICIENCY - Gastro intestinal and skin problems
4. SODIUM DEFICIENCY - Hyponatremia
VITAMINS: Identify any deficiencies/excesses for your vitamin intake Thiamin:_________________________________________________________ Riboflavin: _______________________________________________________ Niacin: ___________________________________________
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