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FUNCTIONS OF CARBOHYDRATES Functions of Carbohydrates Carbohydrates  have the simplest function compared to other macronutrients such as proteins and fat.  Carbohydrates , unlike proteins  and fats, are  not  essential for the body. This means that you can survive without eating carbohydrates. Ironically, most people eat mainly carbohydrates, and to lesser extent proteins and fats. Energy Supplier The most important function of carbohydrates is to provide enough source energy to the body. Just like protein, carbohydrates provide  4 kcal per gram . A plate of porridge (50 grams of brinta) contains 35 grams of carbohydrates. This equals 35 * 4 = 140 kcal. Simple carbohydrates / fast carbohydrates are anything but satiating. Yet, just like very saturating carbohydrates, they also provide 4 kcal per gram. For example, you can easily drink a can of cola that contains 36 grams of carbohydrates. While eating 50 grams of brinta is really much more saturated. This is

NARCISSISM AND NARCISSISTIC, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT WHAT IS NARCISSISM AND NARCISSISTIC Apparently, it may seem an annoying phenomenon due to the eccentricity with which it is surrounded, but if you are not careful, you risk falling into abuse. This can become a source of suffering for others, as well as, albeit unconsciously, of the subject in question. Let's talk in brief about “ NARCISSISM AND NARCISSISTIC” following topics will be covered in detail. Topic index Introduction to Narcissism What is meant by narcissism? Who are the narcissists? Studies on narcissism Definition of "narcissistic abuse syndrome" Scientific definition and symptoms Symptoms of Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome Victim and executioner in Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome Symptoms experienced by the victim How abusive narcissists work Evolution of the relationship Consequences for the victim Treatment of Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome How to help those who have been a

What is an Endometrial biopsy? Purpose, Procedure, and Risk endometrial-biopsy An endometrial biopsy is an examination in which the doctor obtains a small sample of tissue from the lining of the uterus (endometrium). Through this examination, a doctor is able to find abnormalities in the cervix. A tissue sample then goes on to investigate the pathologist who checks for cell changes from abnormal tissues or variations in hormone levels. The research is helping to find the cause of abnormal uterine bleeding, to inspect an overgrowth of the mucous membrane, or to check for cervical cancer. A gynecologist conducts the examination. The following topics will be covered in this article's endometrial biopsy. Synonyms endometrial biopsy Indication of the biopsy of the endometrium Counter-indication biopsy of the uterine lining For the research During the examination: Doctor takes tissue sample from the uterine lining After investigation Research res