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Contemporary Nutrition 10 Fall 2014 Diana Wright PhD, RD

1. Vitamins do not provide us with energy. 2. High Fructose Corn Syrup is a poison. 3. Avocado, olives and nuts are cholesterol free. 4. Most of our daily calories are spent on physical activity. 5. Muscle is primarily protein by weight. 6. Carbs and protein have the same calorie value/gram. 7. The #1 cause of vitamin toxicity is supplement abuse. 8. There are special diets that can prevent/cure cancer. Wh at do you know about nutrition? T/F

Welcome  Goals/Introductions  Attendance  Course syllabus  Some basics

My Goals Provide tools to be:  An informed consumer of food  Able to id when eating well and…when not!  Able to correct dietary deficiencies  Able to recognize when nutrition info is reliable and……. when it isn’t!

About your instructor…  LA native; now in Gilroy  PhD in Nutrition & Physiologic Chemistry (UCLA, UCD), Registered Dietitian Nutritionist  Jobs=variety pack of nutrition related work  Fun=anything to do with food. Also hiking with family and my >

Meet One Another Exchange contact information with two classmates. Form groups of 3-4. Provide following info.  Last name, first name of each in group  Birth country + languages spoken besides English  How many of your group take supplements?  How many of your group drink sweetened beverages over 5x per week?

Attendance  Roll will be taken each class session.  If you want to add the class, take an add code and sign your name on add sheet.  No add codes offered after today.

Course Syllabus  Read and use the syllabus.  Best way to communicate with me is at  Check my website weekly for slides/handouts.  Textbook is important. It supports lecture.

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Nutrition  Study of foods, their nutrient and other chemical constituents and how they impact health  Food = basic need for everyone  Energy and nutrients are required  Illness if take in excess or are deficient  Food variety in moderation is vital  No good or bad foods Brown 7 th Ed

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