Module 5 Assignment: Fats (Lipids) 1. Steven is an IT manager who spends much of his day sitting at his computer. When he is home with his family, he enjoys watching his children play soccer and swim but rarely finds time to exercise himself. Steven’s doctor recently told him that his blood cholesterol levels are elevated. His blood lipids and other information about his medical history are given below: Sex:…
In the article, Heart Health For Woman by Wendy Marcason, depending on what a woman eats and how she choses to live her life plays a key role in her heart role. There are some roles that have no effect in whether you keep a healthy lifestyle or are physically active that will still affect your risk of having heart disease like; aging, gender, family history, race, and a previous heart attack. An interesting fact dealing with heart disease is black women have a higher risk of heart disease than white women. Their chances of dying from a stroke are also greater. Limiting the type of fat intake you consume can make a difference.…
Family Background: J.B. is a 42-year-old female, and her husband D.B. is a 41-year-old male, live together in Apache Junction, Arizona with their three children. Her oldest son N.B. is a 13-year-old in the 7th grade, middle daughter T.B. is an 11-year-old in the 5th grade, youngest son L.B. is a 9-year-old in 3rd grade. All children attend basis charter school. J.B. family is Christian but not attached to their religion. J.B., born in South America and lived in New Jersey till she was married and moved with her husband D.B. to Arizona.…
This condition causes increase levels of cholesterol, fatty material called triglycerides, it increases the level of molecules called beta-very low-density lipoproteins. The function of this beta-very-low-density lipoproteins, are to carry the fats and cholesterol through the bloodstream. When the level increases, they get caught in the bloodstream, causing build-up, which leads to the disease, atherosclerosis. To develop atherosclerosis, it is common to inherit the gene through family members . Smoking, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure can also cause atherosclerosis.…
This article discusses how high cholesterol at a young age, between 30 and 40 years, greatly increases a person’s chance of having heart disease. The article encourages people in this age group to have their cholesterol screened. If they…
Which of the following factor can greatly reduce the risk of developing atherosclerosis? a) High-density lipoproteins (HDLs) b) Smoking c) Low-density lipoproteins (LDLs) d) Presence of liver disorder Answer: A Answer Rationale: A. (Correct) High-density lipoproteins (HDLs) is able to transport cholesterol from the arteries and peripheral tissues back to the liver for removal. Increase intake of high-density lipoprotein can dramatically reduce the number of plaque formation, thus, reducing the chance of developing atherosclerosis. B. (Incorrect) Smoking is one of the major factors leading to the development of atherosclerosis.…
Introduction As Americans continue to eat out and consume more calories, the King County Public Health department moves to enforce a menu labeling law. The law will ensure that chain restaurants have nutritional information available for consumers to make sound decisions. Menu Labeling is a necessary first step in solving for the obesity epidemic in America today. Seattle should push for the menu labeling law.…
I tend to be oblivious with most things that involve reading, always missing the fine print. When I go into the grocery store I usually look for the food that looks the most appetizing and buy it, I never really read the labels on these items. The food item that caught my eye in the readings were eggs. As a vegetarian, eggs are an important part of my daily diet, but you would think if they were so important, I would know the difference between a Grade A egg and a Grade AA egg. How are these eggs rated?…
According to Shresha, Shresha, and Vivo (2016), risk factors for heart disease include genetics, age, sex, history of smoking, and/or obesity. In addition, the presence of co-morbidities such as hypertension or high cholesterol have been shown to increase an individual’s risk for heart disease or stroke (Shrestha, Shrestha, Vivo,…
Michelle Cox HUN 1202 Professor Luis March 14, 2015 Food Group and Calories Report The My Plate Dietary Guidelines was established to assist consumers on healthy choices and to decrease high-calories, high-sugar, high-sodium and high-saturated fat intake. Further, denouncing a sedentary life-style which contribute to obesity and chronic diseases in adults and children. Consequently, encouraging balanced calories, foods to increase and food to reduce. The food groups consists of grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, proteins, oils and total calories.…
This causes your heart to work harder to circulate blood throughout your body. High cholesterol, are fats in your body that are bad and not normal. Having high cholesterol can increase the risk of developing a stroke or heart disease. Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women. It narrows the small blood cells that supply blood and oxygen to the heart.…
Steroids can be characterized by their concoction structure. We see that steroids are natural intensifies that contain four rings of carbon iotas. In particular, we see that all steroids have three 6-sided carbon rings and one 5-sided carbon ring. Be that as it may, distinctive steroids have diverse useful gatherings connected. We review that utilitarian gatherings are gatherings of particles that we regularly find together that have a particular conduct.…
Moalem talks about how cholesterol rises too. Like when you consume alcohol, your body detoxifies it and then extracts calories from it. It's a difficult process that involves many different enzymes and a lot of organs, although most of the process takes place in the liver. First, an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase converts the alcohol into another chemical called acetaldehyde; another enzyme—cleverly called acetaldehyde dehydrogenase—converts the acetaldehyde into acetate. And a third enzyme converts that into fat, carbon dioxide, and water.…
Saturated fat also causes the body’s health to reduce. In addition, “The American Heart Association recommends limiting saturated fats… Decades of sound science has proven it can raise your “bad” cholesterol and put you at higher risk for heart disease” (“Saturated Fat"). On the other hand, some may argue that chocolate included a large amount of catechins that benefits heart health, and that the benefits outweigh the downside effects of the chocolate. This assumption would be incorrect for the most part. Even though the chocolate does contain the catechins, the manufacturing process greatly lowers the levels of the catechins.…
However, the good news is that your choices can control your heart health. No matter what your age or sex, you can greatly reduce your chances of heart diseases by taking preventive measures. Following are the tips to prevent heart diseases: • Invest your time in your health The more you take care of your health, diseases…