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9780972988803

Nutrition Logic: Food First, Supplements Second

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    9780972988803

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    0972988807

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  • Copyright: 2003-05-01
  • Publisher: Pink Robin Pub
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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 1(6)
The Nutrition Logic Philosophy
3(1)
The Nutrition Logic Format
3(2)
Use of the Word Diet
5(1)
Measuring Success
5(1)
Should I Not ...?
5(1)
Perspective
6(1)
PART I: FOCUS ON FOOD 7(92)
1 Is There a "Perfect" Diet?
7(10)
Where Do We Get Nutrients?
8(1)
Adding Nutrients to Foods: Fortified, Enriched, Functional, and Designer Foods
8(4)
Nutrients That the Body Needs
12(1)
Portion Size
13(4)
2 Complex Carbohydrate Foods
17(8)
Whole Grains
19(2)
Beans and Legumes
21(1)
How Am I Doing So Far?
22(3)
3 Protein Foods
25(4)
How Am I Doing So Far?
26(3)
4 Fruits and Vegetables
29(12)
Importance of Vitamin C and Beta-Carotene
31(2)
Phytochemicals in Fruits, Vegetables, and Other Plant Foods
33(3)
How Am I Doing So Far?
36(5)
5 Calcium Foods
41(6)
How Am I Doing So Far?
43(1)
Getting Calcium From Nondairy Sources
44(3)
6 Iron Foods
47(6)
How Am I Doing So Far?
49(4)
7 Fats and Fat-Soluble Vitamins
53(6)
How Am I Doing So Far?
56(3)
8 Consuming Enough Energy
59(8)
Healthy Body Weight
61(3)
How Am I Doing So Far?
64(3)
9 Water and Fluids
67(8)
Tea
69(1)
Alcoholic Beverages
70(2)
How Am I Doing So Far?
72(3)
10 Putting It All Together: Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water
75(6)
How Am I Doing So Far?
76(5)
11 Healthful Eating for Men
81(4)
12 Should I Not Eat ...?
85(6)
13 Restaurant Eating
91(2)
14 A Trip Down the Grocery Store Aisles
93(2)
15 Everyday Foods and Occasional Foods
95(3)
Be a Label Reader
95(3)
Food First, Then What?
98(1)
PART II: FOCUS ON SUPPLEMENTS 99(60)
16 Introduction to Supplements
99(2)
17 Nutrients
101(8)
How Much Am I Getting?
101(1)
How Much Do I Need?
102(2)
How Much Is Too Much?
104(2)
Is More Better?
106(1)
What if I Take in More Than the Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL)?
107(1)
Are Some People Likely to Need Supplements?
107(2)
18 Are Supplements Safe and Effective?
109(10)
How Does a Scientist Judge the Safety and Effectiveness of a Dietary Supplement?
109(1)
How Does a Consumer Judge the Safety and Effectiveness of a Dietary Supplement?
110(1)
Many Dietary Supplements Lack Scientific Information
111(1)
How to Read a Dietary Supplement Label
112(2)
Process of Evaluation
114(4)
Gather Information
114(1)
Organize the Information
115(1)
Weigh the Information
116(1)
Evaluate, Judge, Decide
117(1)
Dietary Supplement Umbrella
118(1)
19 Vitamin, Mineral, and Amino Acid Supplements
119(22)
Evaluating Beta-Carotene, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Selenium Supplements
119(7)
Beta-Carotene
119(3)
Vitamin C
122(2)
Vitamin E
124(1)
Selenium
125(1)
Evaluating Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements
126(4)
Evaluating Iron Supplements
130(3)
Evaluating Zinc Supplements
133(1)
Evaluating Fiber Supplements
134(1)
Evaluating Protein Supplements
135(1)
Evaluating Multivitamin and Mineral Supplements
136(1)
Preventing Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies
136(2)
Preventing Chronic Disease
138(1)
Nutrients As Drugs
139(2)
20 Botanical Supplements
141(10)
Good Manufacturing Practices and Dietary Supplements
142(1)
Evaluating Garlic Supplements
143(4)
Evaluating Isoflavone (Soy) Supplements
147(3)
Evaluating Supplements Containing Phytochemicals
150(1)
21 Herbal Supplements
151(8)
Herbal Foods
153(2)
Evaluating Medicinal Teas
154(1)
Diet Teas
154(1)
Herbal Teas for Stress Relief or Sleep
154(1)
Herbal Weight-Loss Products
155(3)
Eat Well and Supplement Wisely
158
APPENDICES
A The Big Easy (Tips That Take Virtually No Effort)
159(1)
B Time and Money
160(1)
C Beyond the Borders (Try a New Food-You May Like It)
161(13)
D If You Need More of a Nutrient, Try These Foods
174(2)
E Functional Foods, Designer Foods, and Nutraceuticals
176(1)
F How to Interpret the Numbers on Food Labels
177(1)
G Call In the Acronym Police
178(1)
H Food Label
179(1)
I Supplement Label
180(1)
J How to Convert International Units (IU) to Currently Used Measures
181(1)
K Body Mass Index (BMI)
182(1)
L Anna's Complete Nutrient Analysis
183(1)
M Ellen's Complete Nutrient Analysis
184(1)
N Michael's Complete Nutrient Analysis
185(1)
O Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI)
186(2)
P Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL)
188(1)
INDEX 189(3)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR 192

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