vitamins - Answers essential nutrients the body needs in small amounts to grow, reproduce, and
maintain good health
minerals - Answers inorganic elements needed in small amounts that fluid regulation, helps muscle and
nerve function, structure of bones and teeth, enzyme structure and function
daily sodium consumption - Answers less than 2300 milligrams per day
relationship between sodium and blood pressure - Answers as sodium intake increases so does blood
pressure
blood pressure - Answers measure of the force your blood exerts against the walls of your arteries
hypertension - Answers high blood pressure
hypertension blood pressure - Answers 130/80 or higher
where does most of sodium consumption come from - Answers processed foods
potassium daily level - Answers 4700 miligrams
foods rich in potassium - Answers bananas, spinach, avocado, fruits, veggies
high potassium diet - Answers lowers blood pressure
DASH diet - Answers rich in potassium, magnesium and calcium which all lower blood pressure
vitamins/minerals needed for healthy bones - Answers calcium and vitamin D
osteoporosis - Answers bones are low in density increasing the risk of bone fractures or breaks
risk factors for osteoporosis - Answers female, menopause, deficit calcium intake, caucasian or asian,
thins, cigarettes smoking, excessive alcohol intake, physical inactivity
peak bone mass - Answers 18-21
dietary deficiency of vitamin d and calcium - Answers increases risk for osteoporosis
vitamin d stimulates absorption of what two minerals? - Answers calcium and phosphorus
alcohol - Answers contains ethanol which is made through fermentation of yeast and natural sugars in
grains and fruit
calories of alcohol - Answers 7 cal per gram