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Nutritional Requirements for Work In Cold and High Altitude Environments
Nutritional Requirements for Work In Cold and High Altitude Environments
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In addition to a focus on specific nutrient needs in cold environments, the Committee was asked to include consideration of factors that might change food intake patterns and therefore overall energy intake. The Army has conducted extensive research in this area and the CMNR has previously discussed both specific ration items (Ration, Cold Weather [RCW]
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Lange The Physiology of Cold Exposure Andrew ~ Young Central Nervous System Function, Sleep, and Cold Stress Robert S Pozos The Influence of Cold Exposure on Body Fluid Balance Major Beau Freund · Muscle Metabolism and Shivering During Cold Stress Ira Jacobs · Macronutrient Requirements for Work in Cold Environments Peter J.H.
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Hoyt Vitamin E and Antioxidants Irene Simon-Schnass Effects of Altitude on Cognitive Performance and Mood States Barbara Shukitt-Hale Environmental Stress Management by Adaptogens Kaushal Kishore Srivastc~va Food Components and other Treatments that may Enhance Mental Performance at High Altitude and in the Cold Harris Lieberman . A panel discussion was held at the end of the workshop to summarize the findings and discuss specific issues raised during the two-day workshop.
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