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- 7. Some people go into HIGH-FIBER DIET. Fiber is made of complex carbohydrates plus some proteins. It stimulates good digestion. Also toxic substances such as carcinogens (substances that causes cancer) and bad cholesterol bind with fiber and thus will be excreted. It comes in two forms, soluble and insoluble fiber. Soluble fiber specifically binds water well, increasing the feeling of a full stomach (nakakabusog agad). By researching, give 3 foods that contain soluble fiber and 4 foods that contain insoluble fiber.2. After studying, you suddenly started to crave some fast food and ordered via food panda. The delivery person arrived and you were able to finish 2 cheeseburgers, one French fries and 300 ml of cola. Your mother baked pie, so you ate a piece as well. She ate half a hot dog but wasn't able to finish it, so you finished it for her. How long do you have to burn the calories you ate if you (a) watched TV, (b) swam really fast, (c) played basketball, or (d) jogged for (7 km/h)? Approximate energy consumption of a 68 kg adult during some Approximate metabolize energy content Food Calories activities French Fries 250 Calories/h Cheeseburger Hot dog Activity Basketball 325 550 300 Bicycling (21 km/h) Fast dancing Jogging (8km/h) Swimming (slow) Watching tv Driving a car Swimming (fast) 639 Pie 65 600 Hamburger Cola (200 mL) 275 540 87 288 72 180 8604. The following graphs show changes in blood sugar levels after eating. Blood Sugar Level Blood Sugar Level- Meal Meal Time (hrs) Time (hrs) I III in Meal Blood Sugar Level→→→→→→→→ Blood Sugar Level→→→→→→→→→→ No Meal Time (hrs) Time (hrs) a) Which graph illustrates someone with diabetes? How do you know? ✓✓ II IV b) Which graph illustrates someone who secretes too little glucagon? How do you know? ✓✓ c) Which graph illustrates someone with a healthy pancreas? How do you know? ✔V
- What is a main function of Vitamins? * 1 point Alds in Digestion Growth, Maintenance, and Reproduction Regulates Body Processes What is a maln function of Minerals? * 1 point Aids in Digestion Growth, Maintenance, and Reproduction Regulates Body Processes What is a main function of Water? * 1 point Aids in Digestion O Growth, Maintenance, and Reproduction O Regulates Body Processes Which of these is NOT a healthy source of Vitamins? * point hp1. Do you continue eating food that is unhealthy? Why? 2. What can you suggest to your classmate and friend who do not like to eat vegetables?1. In your OWN WORDS, how does the serum cholesterol level control both cholesterol synthesis in the liver and LDL uptake? 2. How does aspirin prevent strokes caused by blood clots in the brain? 3. Why do physicians forbid patients to use aspirin for a week before a planned surgery? 4. Why does Ibuprofen is not recommended to take together with an aspirin?
- Why is it not encouraged to recommend someone a strict plant-based diet (diet consisting of only leafy green vegetables,legumes and grains)?Why do you think eating salty foods made you thirsty?2.Define nutrient density. How nutrient dense is your diet? Explain.What is one specific item you consumed that was NOT nutrient dense? Why isn’t it nutrient dense? What would be a better alternative to this?
