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Impact of Fluids & Beverages on Nutritional Health Chapter 8
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Water Hard water vs. soft water Keeping water safe Cryptosporidium Lead Bottled water
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Juices Choice of juices Juices with benefits Color Orange juice Tomato juice
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Caffeinated Beverages: Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, & Soft Drinks Caffeine Health effects Caffeine dependence syndrome Contraindications Coffee Health effects Antioxidants
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Caffeinated Beverages: Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, & Soft Drinks Tea Types of tea Health benefits of tea Cocoa History of use Nutrients & nonnutrients
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Caffeinated Beverages: Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, & Soft Drinks Soft drinks History Negative health effects Empty calories
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Functional Beverages Energy drinks (sugar + caffeine) Sports drinks Desired qualities “Enhanced” waters With vitamins With fiber With antioxidants
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Alcohol Ethanol Absorption & metabolism of alcohol Factors influencing absorption & metabolism Food Gender Ethnicity
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Alcohol The effects of alcohol Alcohol & medications Alcohol & sex hormones Alcohol & urine output Alcohol & hangovers Alcohol & blood alcohol level (BAL)
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Alcohol The effects of alcohol Alcohol & driving Alcohol & tolerance Metabolic tolerance Functional tolerance Alcohol abuse Alcohol dependency
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Alcohol Impact of alcohol on nutrition Health benefits of alcohol Alcohol & cardiovascular health Health risks of alcohol Accidents Drug interactions
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Alcohol Other risks Night blindness Breast cancer Other cancers Liver damage High blood pressure & stroke Pancreatitis
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Alcohol Other risks Gastrointestinal symptoms Brain damage Decreased sex hormone production Anemia Emotional & social problems
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What Is a Drink? Moderation Men: ≤2 drinks per day Women: ≤1 drink per day What constitutes a drink? Standard serving
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Alcohol Weighing the pros & cons of alcohol consumption What is alcohol abuse or alcoholism? Use Misuse Abuse Dependency/addiction What is AA?
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Alcohol crosses the placenta 4 or > drinks/day = greatly increased risk Completely preventable through abstinence before & during pregnancy
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