What is the fatest way to lose fat without exersise or Malnutrition and with unlimited will power?
Q. how many calaries is the very minimum you must have every day so you arent considerd anerexic and you dont sufer from malnutrition?
Asked by onehunglow s - Mon Dec 24 22:52:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you don't want to exercise, then so much for the unlimited willpower. Minimum calories is different for everyone. If you want to lose fat for good, there are no miracle diets sorry, you need to exercise and eat a healthy diet. You can keep bouncing around on weak diet plans for the next 10 years until you realize this and hope its not too late, or you can start now.
Answered by Scottsays - Mon Dec 24 23:17:02 2007

Can some mental problems be caused by malnutrition?
Q. Does anyone know if some mental problems such as depression, anxiety and others can be caused by malnutrition, specifically not getting the recommended nutrients needed? Has anyone with mental problems tried to eat better and gotten positive results with their mental state? For myself, my diet is horrible. I don't eat enough and my diet mainly consists of fatty, fried foods, sugars and carbohydrates. Vegetables and fruits are not on my menu except for V8 V-Fusion juice.
Asked by Steelerguy - Thu May 1 13:52:59 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Absolutely. They can make a difference. But for specifics I'd have to do a lot of reserach. Get yourself a food pyramid guide and see for yourself. But generally it takes more than a healthy diet to rid yourself of depression or anxiety. A healthy body though will help you combat other things.
Answered by Greywolf - Thu May 1 14:08:27 2008

When news reports are distributed that the populace in North Korea are suffering from malnutrition and lack of?
Q. adequate heat, does this also apply to the people in leadership positions? For instance do their offices and homes lack heat and do they suffer from malnutrition in any form also? Upon review of a youtube video it looked as if the whole town lacked electricity so the question posed is do the leaders also lack sufficient food & electricity to supply their needs?
Asked by 007 - Fri Oct 30 15:07:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The leaders and the military come first in every way, food, clothing, heat, they are well taken care of at the sacrifice of the common people.*
Answered by molkey - Fri Oct 30 17:22:59 2009

Can someone get Cirrhosis of the Liver from Malnutrition?
Q. Is it possible to get cirrhosis of the liver due to malnutrition? A family member has told us that they have it? Thank you for your help.
Asked by rockyarizona - Sun Jan 6 02:54:08 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. why sure! it's called fatty liver or NASH. malnutrition is a hard way of putting it, more than likely they were on the wrong diet, ie, too little fat absorbtion or too much. extreme weight loss or weight gain can cause nash. other things can cause cirrhosis like iron, viral infections (hep b or c), over the counter meds.
Answered by Stephanie - Sun Jan 6 15:04:05 2008

What is the prognosis for Cerebral Atrophy found in my 68y/o husband, from Malnutrition?
Q. He has developed the Malnutrition after being treated by drug therapy for long standing Depression. The Cerebral Atrophy was found in a CT Scan at the same time Bladder Cancer was found. The Bladder Cancer was successfully treated, but we were not informed of the Cerebral Atrophy untill he went to the Emergency Room in respiratory distress. Everything else checked out as normal. He is a recovering alcoholic, has been clean for 20 years, but has abused pain medication and tranquilizers since.
Asked by nidafaye - Fri Apr 20 00:50:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Only his doctors would be able to answer that question accurately.
Answered by einreb - Fri Apr 20 06:02:50 2007

What is the difference between starvation and malnutrition?
Q. i need to discuss the difference between starvation and malnutrition
Asked by lalallalallalallaa - Thu May 28 04:26:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. With starvation you do not get the minimum number of calories you need to survive. The body begins the process of breaking itself down just to keep basic systems running. Starvation implies that there isn't enough food to eat, or you simply are not eating. Malnutrition occurs when the food you eat provides the calories, but not the necessary vitamins and minerals you need to stay healthy. You can be obese, and malnourished, believe it or not. Malnutrition may happen because healthy foods are not available that would provide what you need, or the food is available but you will not or do not eat it.
Answered by The mom - Thu May 28 04:40:43 2009

what have the philippine government done with malnutrition in the philippines?
Q. what are specific laws, regulations, programs, or any effort on the part of the philippine government that tries to solve or alleviate the problem of malnutrition? can you give me sites that I can use as references? thanx..
Asked by raine - Tue Oct 9 00:37:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Actions have been done to alleviate malnutrition by different government agencies. The most dominant actions have been done by the Department of Health (link below). Some of these actions were pronounced by Leticia Ramos Shahani in her speech at the World Food Summit (link below). There are also steps done by the Nutrition Center of the Philippines (link below). Here are the other government agencies that may help with malnutrition: Department of Health (DOH), National Nutrition Council (NNC), Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI), National Anti Poverty Commission (NAPC), Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI), Nutrition Center of the Philippines (NCP) and Secura Philippines, Inc (link below)
Answered by bluespace5 - Tue Oct 9 00:50:15 2007

How long does it take for malnutrition to occur?
Q. I've not eaten properly for three days and I'm feeling a bit weird. I can't eat right now because of emotional issues but I would like to know how long it'll be before I'm in the danger zone.
Asked by proverb_jackson - Tue Jun 10 07:22:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sounds like you are already there! Talk to somebody about what you are feeling and doing. Eat something You willn't suffer malnutrition just by not eating. Your body fat will sustain you for awhile. But get some help on this matter! tagger
Answered by TAGGER - Tue Jun 10 07:31:37 2008

Minimum grams of protein per day to avoid protein malnutrition?
Q. I want to know the minimum amount of protein I can eat to avoid protein malnutrition. I've heard your hair can fall out if you don't get enough protein so I don't want my hair falling out. I'm 5'9" and weight 270. I've heard a half gram for each pound of body weight. I can't get 135 grams in my food a day. Is 40 grams a day alright? I'm on a restrictive diet.
Asked by Nathan B - Mon Jun 16 23:24:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes you can, people get 400 grams in. If your on a restrictive diet, you need to lower fats and carbs, make sure you get enough protein.
Answered by Dr Dave - Tue Jun 17 03:36:20 2008

How does malnutrition affect the young in 3rd world countries?
Q. I have to write a page on this and i can't seem to find any info on it anywhere. Please help. due tommorow!
Asked by bbehle07 - Thu Dec 6 17:14:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Look up "Kwashiorkor" in Wikipedia -- that's the word for the condition that results in the distended tummies that you see when you see malnourished children on TV. Malnutrition affects children's energy level, brain development, and physical development and, accordingly, their prospects as adults. They are slower to recover from other illnesses, generally won't learn as quickly or as well, often won't simply see as well as if they'd been adequately nourished with appropriate vitamins and minerals. Extreme malnutrition/ starvation also kills a large number of children every day.
Answered by timewaster - Thu Dec 6 17:22:39 2007

Where can I find graphs on world malnutrition? Charts and trends of hunger in the world?
Q. I am having trouble finding graphs and facts on hunger trends and causes. I am doing this for a world hunger poster at school and so I am trying to find some links to pictures, graphs, charts and facts. Thanks in advance!
Asked by TianXiaTaiPing - Wed Oct 8 20:52:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by cisne n.egro - Wed Oct 8 21:05:37 2008

What meal would you prepare for malnutrition?
Q. My friend isn't eating to well and it making her sick and causing nausea, vomiting and a small headache. Im going to bring her salad, crackers, fruit, yogurt and some sort of beverage tomorrow but is that the right thing to be giving her?
Asked by Isis - Fri Apr 4 01:59:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. salad is good but you need some calories...something that is substancial like some meat or protien... think about it every calorie counts!!! And if she has a sensitive stomach than give her some comfurt food like homade chicken noodle soup -pasta with red sauce /spagetti and a coke to keep her stomach down. Also lots and lots of water to flush the bad things down
Answered by mamamia - Fri Apr 4 02:06:41 2008

What's the difference between chronic hunger, malnutrition, and famine?
Q. What's the difference between chronic hunger, malnutrition, and famine?
Asked by mattgas55 - Sun Oct 28 16:29:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Chronic hunger - the physical feeling you you get when you are hungry over a period of time... caused by simple lack of food or a medical problem malnutrition - A poor diet where the body does not obtain the neccessary minerals, vitamins or calories to function optimally Famine - a condition where (in a nation) food production has fallen or stopped and the people do not have enough food (due to war, destroyed crops, flood etc...)
Answered by Beast from the East - Sun Oct 28 16:38:07 2007

What are the psychological affects of malnutrition in children?
Q. Anything that affects development and growth. Mostly psychological.
Asked by abel p - Wed Aug 9 22:20:42 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The effects of malnutrition in children are many and, unfortunately, are often irreversable. Initially, of course, there are the physical manifestations: slowed growth rate, lack of energy. Then the kwashinor effect -- the pot belly that looks as though the child had over-eaten, but in fact its stomach is empty. As the child falls behind in physical development, a similar process in taking place with its mental development. The brain is an organ, and must be nourished to work properly. Malnutrition prevents this, and a malnourished brain can not learn as a healthy brain can. The psychological effects include lethargy (in part this is a physical manifestation, but it also becomes psychological, as there is no longer a reason to care. It… [cont.]
Answered by old lady - Wed Aug 9 22:57:29 2006

Will my hair grow back after having malnutrition?
Q. *It's been almost a year since I started eating less. *I will be turning 15 years old and already lost half the thickness of my hair. *I already visited a doctor. * I am also taking an iron supplement.
Asked by Ruby XD - Sun Aug 23 11:49:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi, hair needs iron and nutrient to grow. Taking iron supplement helps in 'maintaining' your hair, but a balance diet is as much important for healthy hair. Eating less is ok but remember you have to eat healthy. As long as you have enough vitamins and nutrients back in your body, your healthy hair will be back too. :) Be patient and continue to eat healthy, reach out to vitamins tablet if needed.
Answered by Love - Sun Aug 23 12:05:44 2009

What are a few good, reasonably feasible solutions to ending hunger in Africa and malnutrition in Africa?
Q. This is for a school project, and I'm really stumped!
Asked by MaCall M - Fri Jul 24 02:44:27 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are no reasonably feasible solutions for ending hunger and malnutrition in Africa. Africa is so diverse and complex between tribes and between countries, and with so much war and government corruption, that nothing is reasonable feasible. The real way to end hunger and malnutrition is to bring Africa out of the third world with education, clean water, health care and family management. As long as so many people stay poor, families will be larger and unhealthier and in need of more food. Most families have more than 5 or 6 children. If we give them all a good education, and good health care, people will start to live better lives. And as people start to live better lives, the average family size goes down which means that they won't [cont.]
Answered by Brian - Sat Jul 25 16:20:50 2009

When do the effects of malnutrition kick in?
Q. I'm on a diet that consists of only a small low calorie dinner(most of the time) with mostly water. I guess I am lacking a lot nutrients that I need. How long before I start to threaten my own body. Its been almost a month and 18 pounds lost. One day I only ate an apple.
Asked by Z - Tue Mar 6 13:59:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I hope you realize that is exactly how Terri Schiavo ended up in a vegetative state... she went on a severe 6 week diet and had a stroke from potassium deficiency. I would say at three or four weeks, your body will begin to suffer. Try to at least take a vitamin supplement. They have very few calories. I think what you are attempting is futile, though. You're mainly losing muscle and water weight... it would be so much better for your body if you ate well and exercised more to lose... Stop being in such a hurry to lose the weight. After all, the goal is to be healthy, right? What your'e doing is not healthy.
Answered by Tiff - Tue Mar 6 14:06:31 2007

Does it bother you that almost 40,000 people die everyday around the world due to hunger and malnutrition?
Q. Poverty and Corruption of underdeveloped countries has caused kids and even adults to see the devistating state of hunger and malutrition. Do you believe as a society that we are doing enough to stop this preventable disease?
Asked by Karan K - Sat Aug 19 18:30:11 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, actually it does. What bothers me more, is the people, here in the country I live in, that suffering
Answered by G. M. - Wed Aug 23 18:12:11 2006

What is the physical and social cost of malnutrition?
Q. Any ideas, comments or facts would be appreciated. and if you got the information from a website, could you please provide the link too? thanks in advance!!
Asked by little stars - Thu Oct 9 07:27:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The costs of malnutrition are high. On a personal level, people do not have enough energy to work or concentrate, are more susceptible to disease, and have an overall poor quality of life. The social costs of these conditions can be enormous. Think about the driver who can't concentrate , the worker unable to complete the job, the medical cost and lowered life spans from diseases, and the fact that those who are malnourished are far less likely to motivated to vote, clean their yards, join the school committee or do many other things that help society function.
Answered by zendall - Thu Oct 9 07:42:12 2008

What do you guys think about this? A six year old child hospitalised for treatment due to malnutrition?
Q. This is the son of a 'friend' of mine. He's got 7 cavaties, wear and tear of a 30 year old, and is losing enamel of most of his teeth. The reason for this? 3 takeaway meals a day, most days, no water or milk to drink, ever, and lots and lots of sugar, lollies, and sweet drinks. He's calcium and vitamin deficiant, and had to be hospitalised recently for four days to be given laxative meds through a nasal tube because he was so badly constipated. This woman gets over $1000 a fortnight, through maintenence and social security (we live in Australia), and has huge problems looking after her son (obviously). Oh, and child welfare says there's nothing they can do!!! Sorry for the rant, I had to get this off my chest! Feel free to comment!… [cont.]
Asked by Mum To Superkids is engaged - Fri Aug 3 12:07:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'd like to starve the mother!!! Man, this upsets me!! And I bet she looks like she is well fed too! Televise it!! Call the news station and let them know what's going on.. maybe they can help out!
Answered by ~Kim~ - Fri Aug 3 12:17:15 2007