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what are major contributors to bone health?
selenium
folate
exercise, hormones and vitamin d
none of the above
question 5
1 pts
what drink has been associated in some research studies with lower risk of diabetes, stroke and parkinsons disease?
water
tea
coffee
fruit juice
question 6
1 pts
canned soup is usually high in:
fat
carbohydrates
sugar
Analyze contributors to bone health
- Bone health is primarily supported by physical activity (weight-bearing exercise), hormonal balance (estrogen, testosterone), and essential micronutrients like calcium and vitamin D.
- Selenium and folate do not play primary roles in bone mineralization.
- Therefore, "Exercise, hormones and vitamin D" is the correct choice.
Identify the beverage associated with reduced chronic disease risk
- Numerous epidemiological studies associate moderate coffee consumption with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes, stroke, and neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's disease.
- While tea has other benefits, coffee is specifically highlighted in research for this particular combination of risk reductions.
- Therefore, "Coffee" is the correct choice.
Determine the primary high-level nutrient in canned soup
- Canned soups are widely recognized as major processed food sources of dietary sodium, used for preservation and flavor enhancement.
- They are not typically characterized as being universally high in fat, carbohydrates, or sugar compared to their sodium content.
- Therefore, the option corresponding to sodium (which is cut off but implied by standard nutritional profiles and the student's mastered concept of sodium sources) is the target.
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Question 1
- Selenium
- Folate
- Exercise, hormones and vitamin D (Correct answer)
- None of the above
Question 5
- Water
- Tea</mcq-correct>
- Coffee (Correct answer)
<mcq-option>Fruit Juice
Question 6
- Sodium (Correct answer)
- Fat
- Carbohydrates
- Sugar