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How to prevent vit K deficiency
Nutritionists consider 120 mg/day for men and 90 mg/day for women.
leafy green vegetables, are extremely high in vitamin K and will give you all you need in one serving.
A single shot of vitamin K at birth can prevent a problem in newborns.
Vitamin K Deficiency:
Vit K plays an important role in blood clotting.
Your body needs vitamin K in order to produce the clotting proteins
If you’re Vit K deficient, your body doesn’t have enough of these proteins. The telltale sign of vitamin K deficiency is bleeding too much.
Diagnosing vitamin K deficiency:
take anticoagulants
take antibiotics
have a condition where fat absorption is a problem
Vitamin K deficiency treatment:
The treatment for vitamin K is the drug phytonadione, which is vitamin K1.
The dosage for adults ranges from 1 to 25 mg.
PROTEINS: The word protein is derived from greek word “proteios” meaning primary or prime importance. All proteins are actually the polymers of amino acids.There are approx 300 amino acids known to exist but only 20 types of amino acids are used in the formation of proteins.
Out of these 20 amino acids 10 of them are not synthesized in body of animals so they are must in biet. These are known as ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS. Rest 10 are synthesized in animal body so they are NON ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS.
Carbs may help memory. overweight women cut carbs entirely from their diets for one week. Then, they tested the women's cognitive skills, visual attention and spatial memory. no-carb diets did worse than overweight women on lowcalorie diets that contained a healthy carbohydrates.
CARBOHYDRATE BENEFITS:
The right kind of carbs can be incredibly good for you. Not only are they necessary for your health, but they carry a variety of added benefits.
1. Mental health
2. Weight loss
3. Good source of nutrients
4. Heart health
#carbohydrates#biomolecules
MENTAL HEALTH:
Carbohydrates may be important to mental health. People on a high-fat, low-carb diet for a year had more anxiety, depression and anger than people on a low-fat, high-carb diet. Scientists suspect that carbohydrates help with the production of serotonin in the brain
Bad carbs are:
1. High in calories
2. Full of refined sugars, like corn syrup, white sugar, honey and fruit juices
3. High in refined grains like white flour
4. Low in many nutrients
5. Low in fiber
6. High in sodium
7. Sometimes high in saturated fat, cholesterol and trans fats.
What Are Carbohydrates?
Carbohydrates are the sugars, starches and fibers found in fruits, grains, vegetables and milk products. Though often maligned in trendy diets, carbohydrates, one of the basic food groups, are important to a healthy life.
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Good carbs are:
1. Low or moderate in calories
2. High in nutrients
3. Devoid of refined sugars and refined grains
4. High in naturally occurring fiber
5. Low in sodium
6. Low in saturated fat
7. Very low in, or devoid of, cholesterol and trans fats
#carbohydrates