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Author Crittenden, Alyssa, lecturer.

Title Food, Science, and the Human Body [(DVD) videorecording] / Alyssa Crittenden.

Publication Info. Chantilly, Va. : Teaching Company, ©2017.
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 95th Street Adult Great Courses  613.2 CRI    AVAILABLE
 Naper Blvd. Adult Great Courses  613.2 CRI    AVAILABLE
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Description 6 videodiscs (1080 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (vii, 368 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm).
Series Great courses. Better living. Health & wellness
Great courses (DVD). Better living.
Note "Course no. 1940."
"Better living : health & wellness"--Container.
"National Geographic"--Container.
Course guidebook includes lecture notes, biographical notes, and bibliographical references.
Contents Disc 1. Paleo Diets and the Ancestral Appetite -- Our Hunter-Gatherer Past -- Stones, Bones, and Teeth -- Did Eating Meat Make Us Human? -- Insects: The Other White Meat -- Was the Stone Age Menu Mostly Vegetarian?
Disc 2. Cooking and the Control of Fire -- The Neolithic Revolution -- The Changing Disease-Scape -- How Foods Spread around the World -- The History of the Spice Trade -- How Sugar and Salt Shaped World History.
Disc 3. A Brief History of Bread -- The Science and Secrets of Chocolate -- Water: The Liquid of Life -- Beer, Mead, and the Fun of Fermentation -- Humanity's Love of Wine -- Coffee: Love or Addiction?
Disc 4. The Roots of Tea -- The Fizz on Soda -- Food as Ritual -- When People Eat Things that Aren't Food -- Food as Recreational Drugs -- Food as Medicine.
Disc 5. The Coevolution of Genes and Diet -- The Scoop on Poop -- The Gut Microbiome -- Brain Food -- You Are What Your Mother Ate -- Civilization: Diets and Diseases.
Disc 6. What the World Is Eating -- The Overnutrition Epidemic -- World Poverty and Undernutrition -- Should the World Eat Meat? -- Should We Be Powered by Plants? -- The Future of Food.
Performer Lecturer: Professor Alyssa Crittenden, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Summary Join an award-winning anthropologist for an exploration of the evolution of the human diet and its relationship to our bodies.
System Details DVD.
Language In English.
Closed Captioned for the hearing impaired.
Subject Dietetics -- Videodiscs.
Nutrition -- Videodiscs.
Food -- Social aspects -- History -- Videodiscs.
Food habits -- History -- Videodiscs.
Food -- History -- Videodiscs.
Added Author Teaching Company.
ISBN 9781629974224
1629974226
Music No. ID1940A-01 Teaching Company
PB1940A Teaching Company
1940 Teaching Company
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