Question

no convincing evidence indicating benefits from antioxidant supplements in well-nourished peop exists. true false question 2 2 pt by definition, a vitamin is all of the following except: indispensable to body function. needed in minute amounts. required to prevent deficiency diseases. an organic compound. an energy-yielding nutrient.

Explanation:

Question 1

In nutrition science, for well - nourished people, there is no strong evidence that antioxidant supplements provide benefits. So the statement "No convincing evidence indicating benefits from antioxidant supplements in well - nourished people exists" is True. But the selected option was False, which is incorrect. The correct answer should be True.

Vitamins are indispensable for body functions, needed in small (minute) amounts, required to prevent deficiency diseases, and are organic compounds. However, vitamins do not yield energy (energy - yielding nutrients are carbohydrates, fats, and proteins). So the option "an energy - yielding nutrient" is the one that does not fit the definition of a vitamin.

Answer:

A. True

Question 2