Which of the following statements about structure/function claims on dietary supplement labels is correct?
A) Structure/function claims are illegal.
B) Products with structure/function claims that are misleading cannot be taken off the market.
C) Structure/function claims prove supplements can prevent or cure diseases.
D) Structure/function claims do not have to be approved before they can appear on product labels.
Q. 2Which of the following is considered a precursor to a vitamin A?
a. Beriberi
b. Biotin
c. Beta-carotene
d. Bioflavinoids
Q. 3Which of the common food allergens must be identified on ingredient labels?
A) Strawberries
B) Wheat
C) Sodium aluminum phosphate
D) Xanthan gum
Q. 4All of the following are true regarding vitamin B12 EXCEPT:
a. it is needed for normal red blood cell development.
b. deficiency results in pernicious anemia and neurological damage.
c. it is only found in plant sources.
d. there are no known toxicity symptoms.
Q. 5Ingredient labels list ingredients in order from highest to lowest in ____.
A) volume
B) calories
C) nutrient density
D) weight
Q. 6All of the following are true regarding riboflavin EXCEPT:
a. it is destroyed by exposure to light.
b. good sources include milk, yogurt, and cheese.
c. it is toxic in high amounts.
d. it assists the body in the release and use of energy from the macronutrients.
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