* Vitamin C help to the absorption process of iron from the stomach.
* Vitamic C interact with non-heme sources like fruits,vegetables,seeds etc when giving this foods
along with vitamin C and in the gut it enhance release of iron from the foods and help to control the
side effect of phytonutrients(Tannins,phytis acid) that inhibit nonheme iron absorption.
What herbs/supplements does vitamin C interact with and WHY? How could you change someone's diet to reduce the likelihood of these reactions? PUT INTO OWN WORDS AND BE THOROUGH.
3.) Vitamin C is an essential dietary vitamin for us because we cannot make it in our own bodies, the way that most animals can. This is because an important gene was inactivated by mutation in one of our ancestors millions of years ago. But vitamin C is not a protein. How can there be a gene to code for a molecule that is not a protein? 4.) RNA polymerase is the enzyme that reads a DNA sequence and “writes...
6.) Vitamin C is an essential dietary vitamin for us because we cannot make it in our own bodies, the way that most animals can. This is because an important gene was inactivated by mutation in one of our ancestors millions of years ago. But vitamin C is not a protein. How can there be a gene to code for a molecule that is not a protein? (You may have to look some things up to answer this.) 7.) RNA...
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4. Plan a dinner high in Iron, vitamin B1 and Vitamin B2 (hint: add vitamin C to help increase iron absorbability, and keep Calcium and fiber low) a. Describe the heme versus non-heme b. What other nutrients is your dinner high in c. Comment on the meal overall
4. Plan a dinner high in Iron, vitamin B1 and Vitamin B2 (hint: add vitamin C to help increase iron absorbability, and keep Calcium and fiber low) a. Describe...
QUESTION 1 1 points When consuming adequate dietary iron, it is advisable to: a. add supplements because they are better absorbed than iron in foods avoid combining heme-iron-rich foods with nonheme-iron-rich foods in the same meal eat nonheme iron found only in plants because it is absorbed more efficiently include vitamin C-rich foods with nonheme iron sources to enhance d. absorption e. combine zinc-rich foods with heme iron sources to increase absorption 1 points OUESTION 2
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QUESTION 1 What vitamin improves iron absorption? Vitamin C Vitamin D Vitamin E Vitamin B-12 QUESTION 2 Which of the following is a good source of zinc? table salt, seaweed, dairy Bananas, oranges, potatoes Oysters, sirloin steak, peanuts Brazil nuts, fish, meat & organ meats QUESTION 3 Chromium deficiency results in .... high blood lipids high blood pressure impaired glucose uptake impaired cholesterol clearance QUESTION 9 During his wrestling workout, Damon loses about 4 pounds. He should consume cups of...
2). Iron absorption is aided by a. selenium, b), copper, c), vitamin A, d), vitamin C, e) cand d 3). Blood coagulation problems may result from lack of a). vitamin C, b). folate, c). iodine, d) vitamin K, e), vitamin E 4). Which of the following is the recommended weight gain in pregnancy for normal weight women is a). 11-20 pounds, b). 15-25 pounds.cl 25-35 pounds, d. 35-45 pounds, el about 50 pounds 5). How many essential minerals are there?...
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Vitamin c is an important nutrient for infants and toddlers because it helps to maximize iron absorption. which food on the one-day menu provides the greatest amount of vitamin C per serving?