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NUTRITION: AN INTRODUCTIONGeromil J. Lara, RMT, MSMT

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FOOD• Provide energy and new molecules

to replace those that the body usesNUTRIENTS• Component of food and drink that

provide growth, replacement, and energy– Carbohydrates– Lipids– Proteins– Vitamins– Minerals– Water

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CALORIES• Measurement of amount of energy

derived from food

1000 Cal = 1 kCal

Recommended Nutritional Requirements Per Day

Carbohydrates 45 – 65%Proteins 10 – 35%Lipids 20 – 35%

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CALORIES• Measurement of amount of energy

derived from food1000 Cal = 1 kCal

Recommended Nutritional Requirements Per DayCarbohydrates 45 – 65%Proteins 10 – 35%Lipids 20 – 35%

CHO 4 cal/gramCHON 4 cal/gramLipids 9 cal/gram

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CALORIES

Example: using 2000 calories diet

CHO = 2,000 x 0.5 = 1,000 calories

= 1,000 calories / 4 = 250 grams

CHON = 2,000 x 0.2 = 400 calories

= 400 calories / 4 = 100 grams

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CALORIES

Example: using 2000 calories diet

Fats = 2,000 x 0.3 = 600 calories

= 600 calories / 4 = 150 grams

CHO 250 gramsCHON 100 gramsLipids 150 grams

============500 grams/day

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VITAMIN

• is an organic compound required as a nutrient in tiny amounts by an organism

• Derived from “Vitamine”

• 4 Fat-Soluble Vitamins

• 9 Water-Soluble Vitamins

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FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN AOther Name: RetinolFunction:

– Vision– To heal eye and skin injuries

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Nightblindness/Blindness– Keratinization of epithelium and cornea

Best Food Source:– Liver, butter, egg yolk, carrots, spinach,

sweet potatoes

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FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN DOther Name: CalciferolFunction:

– Promotes calcium and phosphate absorption and mobilization

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Rickets (children): pliable bones– Osteomalacia (adults): fragile bones

Best Food Source:– Salmon, sardines, cod liver oil, cheese,

eggs, milk

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FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN EOther Name: TocopherolFunction:

– Antioxidant Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– In cases of malabsorption such as cystic fibrosis: anemia

– In premature infants: anemiaBest Food Source:

– Vegetable oils, nuts, potato chips, spinach

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FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN KOther Name: PhylloquinoneFunction:

– Blood clotting Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– Uncontrolled bleeding (mostly in newborns)

Best Food Source:– Spinach, potatoes, cauliflower, beef

liver

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B1

Other Name: Thiamine Function:

– Coenzyme in oxidative carboxylation and in the pentose phosphate shunt

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Beriberi– In alcoholics: heart failure– Pulmonary congestion

Best Food Source:– Beans, soybeans, cereals, ham, liver

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B2

Other Name: Riboflavin Function:

– Coenzyme of oxidative processesDeficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– invasion of cornea by capillaries– Cheilosis– Dermatitis

Best Food Source:– Kidney, liver, yeast, almonds,

mushrooms, beans

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B3: NICOTINIC ACIDOther Name: NiacinFunction:

– Coenzyme of oxidative processesDeficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– Pellagra

Best Food Source:– Prunes, peaches, avocados, fish, meat,

mushrooms, peanuts, bread, rice, beans, berries

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B6

Other Name: PyridoxineFunction:

– Coenzyme in transamination– Heme synthesis

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Convulsions– Chronic anemia– Peripheral neuropathy

Best Food Source:– Meat, fish, nuts, oats, wheat

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B9

Other Name: Folic Acid; Pteroylglutamic Acid

Function:– Coenzyme in methylation and in DNA

synthesisDeficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– AnemiaBest Food Source:

– Liver, kidneys, eggs, spinach, orange juice

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B12

Other Name: CyanocobalaminFunction:

– Part of methyl-removing enzyme in folate metabolism

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Pathcy demyelination– Degradation of nerves, spinal cord, and

brainBest Food Source:

– Oysters, salmon, liver, kidney

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B5

Other Name: Pantothenic AcidFunction:

– Part of CoA– Fat and carbohydrate metabolism

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Gastrointestinal disturbances– Depression

Best Food Source:– Peanuts, soybeans, liver, kidney, brain,

heart

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN B7

Other Name: Biotin Function:

– Synthesis of fatty acidsDeficiency Symptoms and Diseases:

– Dermatitis, nausea, depression Best Food Source:

– Yeast, liver, kidney, nuts, egg yolk

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WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINSVITAMIN COther Name: Ascorbic Acid Function:

– Antioxidant– Hydroxylation of collagen– Wound healing– Bond formation

Deficiency Symptoms and Diseases:– Scurvy

Best Food Source:– Citrus fruits, berries, cabbage,

tomatoes

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MINERALS

• Potassium• Sodium• Calcium• Chloride• Phosphorus• Magnesium• Iron• Zinc

• Copper• Manganese • Chromium• Molybdenum• Cobalt• Selenium• Iodine• Fluorine

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

PotassiumProvides membrane potential

Muscle Weakness

Sodium Osmotic pressure Electrolyte imbalances

CalciumBone formation; Hormonal function; Blood coagulation;Muscle contraction

Muscle cramps; osteoporosis, fragile bones, coagulopathy

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

Chloride Osmotic pressure Electrolyte imbalances

Phosphorus Balancing calcium in the diet

Structural weakness in bones

Magnesium Cofactor in enzymes

Hypocalcemia

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

IronOxidative phosphorylation; hemoglobin synthesis

Anemia

Zinc Cofactor in enzymes; insulin

Retarded growth; enlarged liver

Copper Oxidative enzymes cofactor

Loss of hair pigmentation; anemia

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

Manganese Bone formation Retarded growth of hair and nails

Chromium Glucose metabolism

Glucose not available to cells

Molybdenum Protein synthesis Retarded growth

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

Cobalt Component of Vitamin B12

Pernicious anemia

Selenium Fat Metabolism Muscular disorders

Iodine Thyroid gland function

Goiter and thyroiditis

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MINERAL FUNCTION DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS /

DISEASES

Fluorine Enamel Formation Tooth decay

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH