Please do two lunches and two dinners. This is a total of 4 separate meals. Please do four separate chart for each meal and follow the example template. Also, please answer these questions below. Than

Please do two lunches and two dinners. This is a total of 4 separate meals. Please do four separate chart for each meal and follow the example template. Also, please answer these questions below. Thank you!

  • Why do people gain weight when they don’t intend to gain weight?  What’s the difference between overweight and obese?
  • What kinds of health risks are associated with overweight/obesity?  What kinds of diets do people try to then lose this weight?
  • Are these diets generally successful?  What kind of effects on peoples’ eating habits can obsessive dieting have?…physically…mentally?
  1. Is sugar good…bad…neither….both?  Tell me why.  What are the roles of fiber in your diet?  Sources?
  2. Know anyone who has had or does have Diabetes?  What effects does/did it have on them?
  3. What role does alcohol play in your life?  Your friends?  Family?  What role do you think it should play?  How much alcohol is too much?

Please do two lunches and two dinners. This is a total of 4 separate meals. Please do four separate chart for each meal and follow the example template. Also, please answer these questions below. Than
BREAKFAST 1 HED 235-0501 Kristie Napoli Meal prep: 2 scrambled eggs on toasted avocado toast 1 banana, sliced hot coffee with almond milk Timing: Time: 8:30 AM Meal Spacing: last meal 8:00 PM= 12.5 hours Calories Micro nutrients Macronutrients Coffee with unsweetened almond milk 6 Sodium: 22mg Sugar: 2g Protein: 0.3g Fat: 0.3 g Carbs: 0.4g Fiber: 0.1g Avocado, 1/2 161 Sodium: 7.1mg Sugar: 0.7g Potassium: 172mg Vitamin C: 24% B-6: 20% Protein: 2g Fat: 14.7g Carbs:8.6g Saturated fat: 2.1g Fiber: 2.5g Goodseed bread, 1 thin slice slice 70 Sugar: 4g Sodium: 115mg Protein:3g Fat: 1.5g Carbs: 13g Fiber:3g Banana, 1 whole 105 Sodium: 0.9mg Potassium: 422mg Sugar: 14.4g Protein:1.3g Fat: 0.4g Carbs: 26.9g Fiber: 3g Saturated fat: 0.1g Salted butter, 1/4 tablespoon 25 Sodium:0.4mg Fat: 2.9g Saturated fat:1.8g 2 eggs scrambled 163 sugar: 2.5g Sodium: 169mg Vitamin A-6% B12- 8% Vitamin D- 10% Calcium-2% B6-4% Phosphorous-10% Zinc- 4% Potassium-140 mg Protein: 14g Fat:10g Carbs: 2.8g Saturated fat: 3.1g Total calories 530
Please do two lunches and two dinners. This is a total of 4 separate meals. Please do four separate chart for each meal and follow the example template. Also, please answer these questions below. Than
Quest # 1 Nutrition Info Outline—all put in own words, nothing copied from a book Major Nutrients Basic Definitions: Nutrients—consumables that perform a function in the human body Calories—units of measurement of energy Macro-Caloric Nutrients (Large with Calories) Proteins (4 calories/gram)–Made up of amino acids (AA’s); there are 20 amino acids; 9 are Essential Amino Acids (EAA’s); 11 are Endogenously created (they are made from ingredients in the body) Complete Proteins—have all 9EAA’s (or all 20 AA’s) Sources of Complete Proteins Enzymes that break Proteins down to AA’s Meat pepsin—breaks long chains into short Eggs trypsin—breaks short chains into AA’s Dairy Incomplete Proteins—DO NOT have all 9 EAA’s Complementary Proteins–2+ Incomplete Proteins that together have all 9 EAA’s, creating a Complete Protein Carbohydrates (4 calories/gram)—the preferred fuel of the body Simple Carbs Monosaccharides Glucose Fructose Galactose Disaccharides Enzyme that breaks it down Maltose = glucose + glucose Maltase Sucrose = glucose + fructose Sucrase Lactose = glucose + galactose Lactase Complex Carbs Fiber (2 calories/gram) Soluble Insoluble Polysaccharides (Starch, etc.) Fats (Lipids)(9 calories/gram)—heat, & cushioning Saturated Unsaturated Mono-Unsaturated Fatty Acids (MUFA’s) Poly-Unsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFA’s) Omega 3’s Omega 6’s Other (for our purposes) Triglycerides Cholesterol HDL’s (High Density Lipoproteins)—‘good cholesterol’ LDL’s (Low Density Lipoproteins)—‘bad cholesterol’ Trans Fats (Hydrogenated Fats)—result of high heat applied to PUFA’s & used to extend shelf life of foods. Macro-Non-Caloric Nutrient (Large, No Calories) Water Micro-Non-Caloric Nutrients (Small, No Calories) Vitamins Fat Soluble Vitamin D—helps uptake calcium Vitamin E—potent antioxidant Vitamin K—helps in blood clotting Vitamin A– Water Soluble Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B12—various energy uptake and production functions Vitamin C—antioxidant and bone health Biotin– Choline Folate Pantothenic acid Minerals Metals Na, Mg, K, Ca Non-Metals F, P, Cl, Se, I Transition Metals Cr, Mn, Fe, Cu, Zn, Mo PhytoChemicals Just remember anticancer for now. We’ll go into details later. They give fruits and vegetables their color.

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