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Post by Tifa_Lockheart on Apr 17, 2007 1:43:25 GMT -5
Nutrigenomics and Nutrition: The New Era
Kristin Connor December, 2002
Over the past thousand years, scientific research has evolved to advance our understanding of all areas of the natural world, including the study of nutritional sciences. The "Naturalistic Era" of 400 B.C.-1750 AD saw scientists and philosophers theorizing about the function of the body and its response to external factors such as food, however little knowledge was gained during this period with respect to the science of nutrition1. The "Chemical-Analytical Era" of the late 1700’s was hallmarked by calorimetry studies by Lavoisier1. This era brought with it newfound knowledge of food composition and the role of foods in metabolism, as well as the mechanistic processes involved in digestion and utilization of foods1.
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Post by Tifa_Lockheart on Apr 17, 2007 1:45:41 GMT -5
Naturalistic Era
8 Period in which foods were often used as
cosmetics, as medicines as in the treatment of
wounds, or as taboos or magical substances
8 Recorded observations about different diets
8 Lind conducted first controlled experiment to find a
cure for scurvy
4British soldiers treated with 6 different substances
4Found juice from limes cured
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Post by Tifa_Lockheart on Apr 17, 2007 1:46:18 GMT -5
Chemical-Analytical Era
8 Lavoisier studied the way food provides energy
8 Dumas tried to produce artificial milk to feed to
infants; contained protein, carbohydrate, fat
4infant died – something was missing
8 Lunin did similar experiments as Dumas but with
mice
4Formulation contained protein, carbohydrate, fat, water,
and minerals… Still, something was missing
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popster_ace
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Post by popster_ace on Apr 17, 2007 2:03:53 GMT -5
grabe bah....
himuon pa note pad...
hahaha
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emdyey
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nanggugulo lang sa mga nananahimik...c",)
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Post by emdyey on Apr 17, 2007 3:09:01 GMT -5
pati sa site....
nag aaral c tin...c",)
lufeeeeeeeeeeeetttt....c",)
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Post by - - S Y R K - - on Apr 17, 2007 5:27:11 GMT -5
wehehe.. deans lister namen yan eh.. hahaha..
=)
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emdyey
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nanggugulo lang sa mga nananahimik...c",)
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Post by emdyey on Apr 18, 2007 6:39:07 GMT -5
wow....lufet talaga ni peace girl...c",)
body kau ni nastia...anong lister kayo?....
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Post by Tifa_Lockheart on Apr 18, 2007 20:52:22 GMT -5
pasave lwat...hehehe
The Period of Renaissance is the darkest age for nursing because of the renewed interest in the field of Philosophy, Science,and Arts. Society didn't give much importance on nursing. The locality of nursing services was mainly home-based.
Nursing was looked down upon by society for the nurses attending weren't trained- they didn't receive formal education and prejudices of the society that the women there were sleepers and criminals.
In the collage, the cartolina/poster paper is black representing the darkest age of nursing. Man which symbolizes society at that time is mainly composed of philosophy, science and is holding art works with pride. There is a glow in the painting to signify that this was the "fad"
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Post by Tifa_Lockheart on Apr 18, 2007 20:52:58 GMT -5
di poh ako deans lister ateh... C kakai po yun...hehehe
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Post by - - S Y R K - - on Apr 18, 2007 20:55:21 GMT -5
RUBEN's Lister po ako.. haha.
si anastasya ewan ko lang. hehe.
uuhhhmm.. lang yahoo dito sa lib eh.
patype din:
REVOLUTION (15th century)
-many European power expand their teritories due to this health problems infectious diseases, nutritional disorders, starvation, complication of pregnancy arise.
Mid 17th century
- health care delivery system improved due to the development in Nursing knowledge, but still health care is poor because hospitals are only present in big cities..
The RED CARTOLINA represents tyhe blood/war during the period of revolution.
RENAISSANCE
-known as the "darkest age in nursing" because nursing loses the interest of the people for they are already interested in philosophy, arts and science.
-nursing becomes home-based and the acting nurses are the criminals and prostitutes. But then all thingscome to end during the reformation period when people are slowly being educated for nursing especially the monks and other eligious order.
The BLACK CARTOLINA represents the "darkest age of Nursing"
(continuation on tin)
REFORMATION
-Nursing was accepted as a profession and social acceptance of the public was present.
-the awareness and consciousness increased society's attitude toeard health and the became more compassionate.
-Hospitals were opened to those with work-related illness and injuries and physicians recognized the need for competent hospital nurses.
-training program for nurses were develop.
The YELLOW CARTOLINA represents the upcoming bright future of nursing as a profession and the minimal reeforms that has been made.
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emdyey
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nanggugulo lang sa mga nananahimik...c",)
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Post by emdyey on Apr 18, 2007 21:05:41 GMT -5
asus....
sparkle's lister yan...c",)
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Post by - - S Y R K - - on Apr 18, 2007 21:09:18 GMT -5
sopdrinks yun ah?  ?? wahahahahahah!!! yung sopdrinks na lasang lemon grass sabi ng nanay koh.. hahahah!! |
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emdyey
cell
nanggugulo lang sa mga nananahimik...c",)
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Post by emdyey on Apr 18, 2007 21:10:32 GMT -5
daming alam ni kix...c",)
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Post by - - S Y R K - - on Apr 18, 2007 21:24:36 GMT -5
xempre...
=)
GUTOM NAKOH.
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Post by popster_ace on Apr 18, 2007 21:29:05 GMT -5
mga gutom na ang mga tao hahaha
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