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Results of Vitamin A deficiency
xeropthalmia (permanent blindness)
food sources of beta carotene
beta-carotenoids in yellow, orange, red, and green vegetables and fruits
Results of Vitamin D deficiency
rickets (curved legs), osteomalacia, osteoporosis(adult rickets)
Vitamin D function
like a hormone/regulates calcium levels
Vitamin D food sources
fortified foods and fatty fish
major role of vitamin K
blood clotting (coagulation)
Vitamin K food sources
dark leafy greens
how is vitamin K synthesized?
Produced in the intestine by bacteria
which fat soluble vitamin is also considered a hormone?
vit D
which vitamins are considered antioxidants?
A (beta caratones), C, E
which vitamins are the most toxic?
Vitamins A and D
Vitamin A toxicity symptoms
liver damage and birth defects
Vitamin D toxicity symptoms
elevated blood calcium, calcification of soft tissues
how are fat soluble vitamins absorbed?
Absorbed in small intestinal cells with fat
what vitamins are added back to refined grains during the enrichment process?
Thiamin, Niacin, Riboflavin and Folic Acid
main function of ALL of the B vitamins in the body
act as coenzymes in energy yielding metabolic pathways
what compound in the stomach is required for vitamin B12 absorption?
intrinsic factor (made in the stomach) and HCL
Where is B12 found?
only in animal products
which vitamin is necessary to prevent neural tube defects in the form of Spina Bifida?
folate
name of vitamin deficiency of thiamin
Beriberi
which vitamin has shown to have positive effects on blood lipid levels when give in higher amounts than the recommended amount?
Niacin (Viamin B3)
Sources of Niacin (B3)
Can be synthesized in the body from the amino acid tryptophan/Mushrooms, Enriched grains , Beef, chicken, turkey, fish
How is niacin converted in the body?
60mg tryptophan can be converted into 1 mg niacin
which two vitamin deficiencies can cause megaloblastic anemia?
b12 and folate
Niacin deficiency
pellagra: dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia, death
primary role of vitamin C
Collagen synthesis
name of deficiency disease for Vit C
scurvy
How are excess water soluble vitamins are excreted?
thru the kidneys
Do body builders and endurance athletes have higher protein needs?
yes
Are drinks that contain glucose helpful for people who exercise more than an hour a day?
yes
what is the purpose of Carbohydrate loading?
maximize glycogen stores to delay fatigue
side effects of anabolic steroids
Breast development in men, Liver cancer, Severe acne
commonly used ergogenic aids
creatine, caffeine, anabolic steroids
What is RED-S or Female Athlete triad
disordered eating, amenorrhea, osteoporosis
Post exercise diet
replenish fluids, carbs and proteins with a snackwithin 30 minute
fast twitch fibers
white/anaerobic/ used in explosive actions
slow twitch fibers
red/aerobic / used for endurance