Nutrition And Diet 1-22
22 entries in the Nutrition And Diet compendium.
Extended breastfeedingBreastfeeding beyond infancy, supported by health organizations.FolateEssential B vitamin for DNA synthesis and fetal development.Food groupClassification system for nutritional education and deficiency prevention.Healthy dietA diet providing essential nutrition for overall health.Human nutritionProvision of essential nutrients to support human life and health.Human–animal breastfeedingCross-species suckling practiced historically for infant care and cultural reasons.Lactose intoleranceLactose intolerance is the inability to digest dairy sugar.Mineral (nutrient)Essential chemical elements for human nutrition and biochemical processes.Nicotinic acidVitamin B3 vitamer used as a lipid-modifying medication.NutrientSubstance used by organisms to survive, grow, and reproduce.NutritionThe biochemical process by which organisms use food and water.Pantothenic acidEssential B vitamin required for coenzyme A synthesis.PyridoxineA vitamin B6 form used to treat deficiency and several disorders.RiboflavinWater-soluble vitamin essential for energy metabolism and coenzyme synthesis.Diet (nutrition)Diet is the sum of food consumed for nutrition and health.Dietary supplementManufactured products supplementing diet with nutrients or other substances.AppetiteDesire to eat, regulating energy intake across higher life-forms.B vitaminsWater-soluble vitamins essential for metabolism and red blood cells.BiotinEssential B vitamin, cofactor for carboxylase enzymes in metabolism.Breast milkPrimary infant nutrition source with immune and developmental benefits.BreastfeedingBreastfeeding provides essential nutrition and immune benefits to infants and mothers.Thiamine deficiencyLow thiamine levels cause beriberi and neurological disorders.
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