KINE-3400 : Principles of Human Nutrition
Kinesiology | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
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About this Course
This course explores nutrition from a bio-psycho-social perspective. Specifically, the physiological, psychological and sociological components of nutrition will be explored in detail. Students will understand digestive anatomy and physiology, uncover principles of a healthy diet, learn the role of ergogenic aids, and appreciate the interaction(s) between the environment and an individual's physiology.