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eview View Help Tell me what you want to do | ··· 11Normall1NoSpac- Heading 1 Heading 2 Title ace Subtitle Subtle in.. Dra Select raph Styles Editing dra Part 3: Chapter 5, Lipid questions (5 points) Your friend believes that all fats must be bad for one's health, so he is trying to restrict his dietary fat intake to a minimum. Give him three reasons why he should never restrict his fats to a very low level 1. 2. All lipoproteins are made up of proteins, triglycerides, and cholesterol. Why are low-density lipoproteins (LDL) considered unhealthy, and people encouraged to lower LDL, while high-density lipoproteins are considered healthy and people encouraged to increase HDL? 3. Your family does not like to eat fish but you are concened that they are not getting enough omega-3 fatty acids. Your mother suggests taking fish oil supplements but you disagree. Give her ONE reason why she should not take fish oil supplements and suggest any TWO foods that could supply omega-3 fatty acids in place of fish. 4. Many people like to buy frozen entrees such as lasagna but they also want to watch their fat intake. Describe how they should examine food labels for any two similar items to compare the fat content and to make an informed decision. 5. If a person needs 2500 calories a day, what is the maximum amount of saturated fat he/she should consume based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans? Based on the American Heart Association guidelines for individuals? (refer to page 173, Table 5-2 in your text) Dietary Guidelines for Americans: 2500 cal/day x sal/day +9 cal/g g/day American Heart Association: 2500 cal/day salday + 9 sale.. g/day x Biology 2020 2/9/2018 Biology 2020Explanation / Answer
Ans1:- fats are not always bad for health but they have their own benefits some of the benefits of taking fats in diet are listed as:
Ans2. LDL is considered as the bad form of lipoprotein and is the main cause of atherosclerosis, the small LDL particles interact with the inner cell layer of the blood vessels and then undergo binding with the proteoglycans and once more and more small LDL particles do get accumulated in the blood vessel because of increased level in the blood lead to the formation of clump like mass which with time undergo stiffening and thus finally cause clogging of the blood vessel result in atherosclerosis.
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