Monthly Archives: September, 2021
Class 9 – Nutrition and Health – Fall 2021 – September 30th – McGuire Chapter 5 – Finish Protein
From Carbohydrate Lecture: Several students emailed me for information about the Fiber crisps I talked about last time. Here is the one made with Oat Bran, and it better tasting than the one made with just wheat bran. As I indicated, only eat one at a time until you get used to them. They are …
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: https://www.jci.org/articles/view/143768
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 …
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 …
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 …
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