Weegy: Milk and dairy products are good sources of calcium, phosphorus, niacin, riboflavin, and the vitamins A. TRUE. User: According to the American Heart Association, children and teens ages 9 – 18 years old should get how many servings from the dairy group each day? Weegy: According to the American Heart Association, children and teens ages 9 ? 18 years old should get 2 or 3 servings from the dairy group each day. (More)

Weegy: The nutrient recommendations by age and gender for healthy people refer to the RDA. User: The type of fiber that refers to the isolated, extracted, or synthetic fiber that is known to have health benefits is called what? total fiber wheat bran functional fiber dietary fiber Weegy: The type of fiber that refers to the isolated, extracted, or synthetic fiber that is known to have health benefits is called Functional Fiber. User: . What is the recommended amount (represented by AI) of fluid needed for boys ages 14–18 years old? 1.1 liters 3.3 liters 2.2 liters 4.4 liters (More)

Weegy: The 2002 report released by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academies provides targets for daily caloric intake based on activity levels. [ FALSE. ] (More)

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Weegy: All of the following are considered signs and symptoms of diabetes except: polysaccharide. User: Occurs when an area of heart muscle is damaged or dies due to insufficient blood supply 2. A disease that causes high blood sugar levels that the body cannot convert to fuel or energy 3. Defined as a sudden loss of brain function caused by a blockage or rupture of a blood vessel to the brain 4. A licensed professional who has been formally educated in the field of nutrition 5. Refers to "low blood sugar" levels 6. A term that refers to excessive hunger 7. A condition known as "hardening or narrowing of the arteries" 8. Referring to the heart and blood/blood vessels 9. A soft wax-like substance essential to the body which is part of the makeup of all cell membranes 10. A hormone produced by your body to help use glucose for energy a. Heart Attack b. Polyphagia c. Registered Dietitian d. Insulin e. Atherosclerosis f. Stroke g. Cardiovascular h. Hypoglycemia i. Diabetes j. Cholesterol (More)