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DO NOW….. What factors could affect a person’s nutritional needs? Lifelong Nutrition Chapter 11 Lesson 3 Factors AGE - during teen years, calorie needs increase to support growth. GENDER - Females tend to need less calories, HOWEVER, females have greater need for some nutrients, like iron and calcium.. Activity Level - the more active you are, the more calories your body needs to maintain your weight! Michael Phelps http://youtu.be/QXRvXtcSu14 Vegetarian Diets A person who eats mostly or only plant-based foods Advantages ? Low in saturated fat and cholesterol Disadvantages? Lower in certain nutrients: **Vitamin B12 is only found in animal based foods** Types Vegans: strictly plant-based Lacto-Ovo: add dairy foods & eggs to their diet Lacto: add only dairy Foods Ovo: Eggs Supplements Some vegetarians may need to take dietary supplements Definition: products that supply one or more nutrients as a supplement to, NOT a substitute for, healthy foods. Health Conditions! Foods that we eat can trigger certain diseases. 1. DIABETES: - must monitor blood sugar - some must take/inject themselves with insulin 2. FOOD ALLERGY: - range from annoying to life threatening - affects immune system - must check ingredients Health Conditions effected by Food 3. LACTOSE INTOLERANCE: - can’t easily digest lactose in milk and some dairy products 4. CELIAC DISEASE: - Also known as gluten intolerance 5. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE:: - consuming salt can raise a person’s blood pressure 6.HIGHCHOLESTEROL: - reduce intake of saturated fats and trans fats Nutrition for Athletes Fact: Teen Athletes may need up to 5,000 calories per day. - Require more protein and carbohydrates Athletes Continued Hydration – sweat during exercise; body loses fluids. Fluids must be replaced to avoid dehydration Dehydration can lead to an imbalance of electrolytes Avoiding Performance Enhancers Substances that boost athletic ability Types Anabolic Steroids – Illegal w/o prescription from dr. Androstenedione AKA “Andro” – banned from professional sports. Creatine – releases energy but side effects include nausea and muscle cramping. Energy Drinks – quick energy, but have caffeine which leads to dehydration and increase of heart rate. http://youtu.be/3Ky90LjM4AE A Steroid Story Body Image… http://youtu.be/B8kgnu55BiE http://youtu.be/G_ZzooIjIbQ