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Students should have basic knowledge about structure of macromolecules (proteins, lipids, carbohydrates), or basic knowledge of human physiology.

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1. Basic concepts of nutrition science. Brief anatomy and physiology of digestive tract organs. Overview of digestive physiology and nutrient absorption.
2. Glands associated with the digestive tract (liver, pancreas). Detoxification mechanisms. Excretion of substances from the body (kidneys).
3. Essential Nutrition Factors - Protein metabolism.
4.Metabolism of carbohydrates.
5. Metabolism of lipids. Mutual relationships in intermediate metabolism.
6. Water, minerals, trace elements.
7. Vitamins.
8. Fabric and energy balance.
9. Management and regulation of food intake, adaptation.
10. Food groups, nutritional benefits, nutrition of specific groups of population.Dietotherapy.
11. Selected hygienic aspects of nutrition. Allergy from food. Nutritional supplements.
12. Alternative ways of nutrition, new sources of abuse.

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Students will obtain basic information on the importance of individual components of human food for the optimal course of metabolic processes, on the way of food processing and on alternative forms of nutrition and on modern food supply trends for the human population. The course content will contribute to the broadening and comprehensive view of the audience on food issues.

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Kasper Heinrich: Výživa v medicíně a dietetika 2015 (CS)
Sharma Sangita a kolektiv: Klinická výživa a dietologie 2018 (CS)

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