Lexi's Nutrition Cards pt 2

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biotin food sources

Sunflower seeds, salmon, peanuts, chicken, liver, milk, mushrooms, strawberries

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TCA cycle and is a coenzyme

Biotin is critical in _

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3

no

does biotin have UL or any toxicity

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deficiency of biotin

rare; except for too many raw eggs

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panothenic acid is found in

organ meats, egg yolk, avocados, cashew, nuts and peanuts, brown rice, soy, lentils, broccoli, milk

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pantothenic acid is lost in food processing

freezing, refining, heating, canning

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no, also no toxicity or UL

is pantothenic acid deficiency common?

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vitamin c is found in..

citrus fruits (oranges, lemons), tomatoes, peppers, green leafy vegetables, and strawberries

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vitamin C

what vitamin Defends against free radicals, and can help in preventing colds/ diseases..

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200 mg

vitamin c Absorption maximum

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deficiency of vitamin C

Stress increases vitamin C needs

− Smoking

• Enhances iron absorption

-scurvy – gums bleed, sudden death

Supplementation side effects- diarrhea /GI stress

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2000 mg/day

UL of vitamin C

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A

vitamin _ can cause death in toxic amounts

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yes

is toxicity high in Vitamin A

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calcium absorption, bone growth

vitamin D helps with..

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E

UL is 65 times greater than recommended intake for adults - vitamin __

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K

Extremely high doses of vitamin E may interfere with vitamin _ activity

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no

toxicity of vitamin k is not common, is there an UL?

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no vitamin K producing bacteria

infants have a sterile gut because..

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vitamin E deficiency

Primary deficiency is rare

-Secondary deficiency

-Fat malabsorption

Effects of deficiency-

Red blood cells break open

Oxidation of PUFAs

Neuromuscular dysfunction

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vitamin b12

folate depends on _ to activate

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