Fn1 ppt. vitamins and minerals

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Vitamins, Minerals & Water

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Vitamins, Minerals &

Water

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The main function of vitamins and minerals is to regulate body functions.

Vitamins and minerals must be INGESTED everyday – and are found in foods like fresh fruits & vegetables, nutrient dense protein foods and whole grains.

To get enough of each vitamin or mineral, it is best to always eat a wide and colorful variety of produce.

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Dark leafy green vegetables have the most vitamins & minerals

in them!

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Water does several things for our bodies…

a) Carries & helps the body absorb water soluble vitamins.

b) Works with fiber to carry waste from the body

c) Regulates body temperatured) Prevents dehydration!

We should consume ½ their body weight in ounces of water every day!

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Vitamins & Minerals Vocabulary:

Not enough of something = DEFICIENCYToo much of something = TOXICITYVitamins that dissolve in water = WATER SOLUBLE (B and C vitamins)Vitamins that dissolve in fat = FAT SOLUBLE (A,D,E and K vitamins)Large amount = MACROSmall amount = MICRO or TRACEMaintain fluid balance = ELECTROLYTES

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Two Groups of Vitamins

FAT SOLUBLE: Vitamins A,D,E,K (All Dogs Eat Kittens)

Transported through the body in fat.

Too much can cause a toxicity.

WATER SOLUBLE: Vitamins B & C (Be Cool)

Transported through body in water –excreted in urine.

Deficiency keeps body from operating at capacity.

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Vitamin AFunction: Promote good vision, normal growth, and healthy nerve function

Sources: Liver, yellow & orange fruits and vegetables, pears, and broccoli

Prevents: skin problems and unhealthy hair, poor vision and night blindness TOXICITY can cause liver damage Carotene in carrots and severe birth defects. converts to Vitamin A

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nyctalopia: inability to see clearly in dim light; due to a deficiency of vitamin A or to a retinal disorder.

Night Blindness

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Vitamin DFunction: Formation of strong Bones & Teeth

Sources: Dairy Products, seafood, eggs, mushrooms, cereal, pork, sunshine

Prevents: Malabsorption of calcium; Rickets / OsteoporosisTOXICITY = calcium build up / bone spurs

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Rickets

A deficiency disease resulting from a lack of Vitamin D or from insufficient exposure to sunlight.

Characterized by softening of developing bone, bow legs, malnutrition, and enlargement of the liver and spleen.

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Vitamin E (alpha tocopherol)

Function: Antioxidant; slows down aging, promotes healthy skin & hair

Sources: Nuts, seeds, green leafy vegetables, avacados, grains (germ)

Prevents: Cellular degeneration –TOXICITY can cause blurred vision, nausea, diarhea, dizziness, fatigue

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Vitamin KFunction: Assists with blood clotting; essential for bone healing and body repair.

Source: Dark green, leafy vegetables, cabbage, liver, cauliflower.

Prevents: HemorrhagingNo known TOXICITY

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Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Function: Aids in wound healing, helps promote healthy immune system, forms collagen.

Sources: Citrus Fruits, Cantaloupe, strawberries, pineapple, broccoli

Prevents: ScurvyTOXICITY = acid sores in soft tissues of mouth

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ScurvyA lack of (DEFICIENCY) of

Vitamin Ccharacterized by weakness, anemia, bruising, inflamed

pores, bleeding gums and loose teeth.

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B Vitamins…. “Vitamin Complex” a GROUP of vitamins…..

B1 = ThiamineB2 = Riboflavin

B3 = Niacin

B6 = PyridoxineB9 = Folacin / Folic AcidB12 = Cobalamin

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Vitamin B1 =Thiamine

Function: Healthy nerve function and muscle tissue, digestive system, energy metabolism.

Sources: Milk, grains, poultry, fish, dried beans

Prevents: BeriberiNo known TOXICITY

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BeriberiCaused by a deficiency of thiamine (vitamin B1) that

affects many systems of the body, including the skin,

muscles, heart, nerves, and digestive system. Beriberi means…

"I can't, I can't" in Singhalese, which reflects the crippling effect it has on its victims.

Common in parts of Asia, where white rice is the main food. In the U.S., beriberi is primarily seen in people with chronic

alcoholism.

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Vitamin B2 =Riboflavin

Function: Growth, nerve function, digestion, works with protein for maintenance, energy metabolism.

Sources: Milk, grains, green vegetables, meat, fish

Prevents Premature aging; CheilosisNo known TOXICITY

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CheilosisA disorder of the lips

marked by scaling and fissures at the corners of the mouth; caused

by a lack of (DEFICIENCY) of

riboflavin

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Vitamin B3 = Niacin

Function: Promotes healthy skin and tissues, digestion, and nervous system.Sources: Milk, grains, poultry, fish.

Prevents: PellagraNo known TOXICITY

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PellagraAn inability to absorb

Niacin (B3) or the amino acid

tryptophan may cause scaly sores, cellular

degeneration, mucous PH imbalance, and

mental barriers.

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Vitamin B6 = Pyridoxine

Function: Healthy brain function, formation of red blood cells, immune system support.

Sources: Beans, legumes, nuts/seeds, eggs ,meat/fish.

Prevents: Helps fight infection.No known TOXICITY.

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Vitamin B9=Folacin (Folic Acid / Folate)

Functions: Age related memory, vision and hearing loss; promotes healthy red blood cells, maintains body enzymes.Sources: beans/ legumes citrus fruit, dark green vegetables, grains, meats, poultry/eggs, liver.

Prevents: Neural Tube birth Defects, anemia and Vitiligo.

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Neural Tube Birth Defects:

(NTD) is lack of (DEFICIENCY) of Folic acid

causing a congenital malformation which occurs between the 20th and 28th

day after conception.

The cells of the neural plate make up nervous system. The cells fold back onto

themselves in order to create what is called the neural tube, which becomes the

back bone and spinal cord.

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Folate deficiency…

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Vitiligo…

Skin condition in which there is a loss of brown color (pigment) from areas of skin, resulting in irregular white patches.

Caused by lack (DEFICIENCY) of Vitamin B or Folic Acid and other vitamins such a B12, C and copper & zinc.

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Vitamin B12 = Cobalamin

Function: Healthy red blood cell & marrow, nervous system function, sperm production, strong immune system. Improves mental energy, memory, protects against allergies and toxins (cyanide in cigarettes)

Sources: Milk, eggs, liver, dairy products, fish, and shellfish

Prevents: Pernicious Anemia, intestinal malabsorptionTOXICITY = slight stomach upset

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Pernicious AnemiaChronic disease cause by

lack of (DEFICIENCY) of Vitamin B12

typified by abnormally large red blood cells.

Disturbs the nervous system causing depression and

drowsiness.

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Macro Minerals

PotassiumCalciumPhosphorous Iodine Sodium

Trace Minerals:

CopperIron Fluorine /FluorideZinc