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CHAPTER SIX
LESSON THREE
NUTRITION FOR INDIVIUAL NEEDS
Sports nutritionBalanced, varied and in moderation
Increased needs for calories
Increase in fluid is needed to prevent dehydration.
Need to keep electrolytes in balance. (sodium, chloride and potassium)
Water is the best way to rehydrate the body
“MAKING WEIGHT”• Whether you are trying to cut or
gain weight, it should be done in a nutritionally sound manner.
Eating for Competition
• Foods that are high in carbohydrates and low in fat and protein are the best
• Endurance sports can benefit from______• _____________. This is the eating of lots
of carbs for days before a competition and the day before having virtually no physical activity to maximize the amount of stored glycogen.
____________________• Avoidance of eating meat and/or animal
products• Can reduce risk of lifestyle diseases (heart
disease, cancer, high BP etc.)• Vegans : eat only products of plant origin
– Must be sure to supplement essential nutrients Vitamin B12, Vitamin D and Calcium
NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTS
• Pills, powders, liquids forms of nutrients• Can be beneficial to certain groups:
1. ___________________ - increased demand for certain nutrients because of supplying the fetus as well as themselves. (iron, calcium, folic acid)
2. ___________________ – after age 60 there is more needs for vitamin B6 & vitamin D• Certain meds inhibit the body from absorbing these nutrients
efficiently
NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT RISKS
• ___________________ - extremely large doses of supplements
• Can be dangerous : large doses of fat-soluble vitamins____,____, ____ & ____ can stay in the body and become toxic– Liver damage, headaches and kidney failure
are possible