Class 7 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 23rd – McGuire Chapter 4 – Finish Carbohydrates – Discuss Milling of Grains
A famous Scientist who makes his own flour for baking bread at home:
https://twitter.com/seamusblackley/status/1358638266329649153?=27
Class 6 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 21st – McGuire Chapter 4 – Start Carbohydrate
I like my First Brain Diagram Better:
Class 5 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 16th – McGuire Chapter 3 – Chemistry in Nutrition and Digestion – Where does Energy come from?
Why am I Showing a Photo of a Fire?
A Letter from a Student:
Class 3 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 9th – McGuire Chapter 2 – Nutrient Balance Studies and the DRIs
Twitter:
In today’s Nutrition & Health class (9-9-21) we discuss the 1st Foundation of Nutrition: Nutrient Balance Studies – Example: Vitamin C; McGuire Chapter 2 Slides – Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) – Where do they come from? How are ULs determined? – usually from some mistake!
Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) are the not the most exciting aspect of Nutrition, but in way they are a continuation of the discovery of the vitamins and nutrients. They represent over 100 years of work in laboratories throughout the world.
https://ods.od.nih.gov/HealthInformation/Dietary_Reference_Intakes.aspxhttps://ods.od.nih.gov/HealthInformation/Dietary_Reference_Intakes.aspx
Class 2 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 7th – McGuire Chapter 1 and Pellagra Lecture
Twitter: In today’s Nutrition & Health class (9-7-21) we discuss the Time Line for Nutrition; The American Diet & average % of Cal from Carbs, Protein and Fat; Chapter 1 of McGuire textbook; Atwater numbers; Finish with pellagra – a deficiency disease that was endemic in the early 1900s.
How to Make Steel Cut Oatmeal for the week: Add one cup of Oats to 4 cups of boiling water; cook with stirring (gradually reduce heat) for 13 minutes, add raisins, and let sit for 10 min with occasional stirring; enjoy a bowl; after the oatmeal cools scoop unto some plastic wrap to make an oatmeal log; refrigerate immediately – lasts for about a week. I usually eat 1/4 of this for each serving – add Greek yogurt and dates as shown in the last photo.
Class 1 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 2nd – Introduction to Class
Question from a Student:
Dear Professor, How does a student do well in your class?
ANSWER: Hi __________,
Thank you so much for your email. To do well in the class you need to do what you do for almost all of your classes: attend lectures (either live or the video), read the textbook and other readings, and study when exams come along. Also, do well on the written assignments – show that you thought about them.
Concerning help, you can always email the TA or me with a question. If the question is very interesting – I will post it on the blog for the course, so that all students will benefit from your question.
I hope you have a very productive and healthy semester!
Joe Dixon
Class 28 – Nutrition and Health – Spring 2021 – April 30th – Last Class, Review for Final Exam.
Parting Words of Wisdom:
Class 27 – Nutrition and Health – Spring 2021 – April 27th – Infant Nutrition, Pregnancy, and different milks; Lecture by Marijke Rittmann, MS, RD
Responses of 160 students to the End of the Semester Poll:
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