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Nutrition Module - koihealthadvisor

KHA Program - Nutrition 1 KHA Training Program Nutrition Module By CHRIS NEAVES 7th April 2002 A Word of Thanks and Acknowledgements .. 5 Introduction .. 6 CHAPTER 1: GLOSSARY 7 Amino acids .. 7 Amino acid 7 Antigens .. 7 Antioxidant .. 7 Ascorbic 7 8 Astaxanthin .. 8 Balanced Diet .. 8 Canthaxanthin .. 8 Carbohydrate .. 8 Carcinogen .. 8 Carotenoids .. 8 Catabolism .. 9 Color 9 9 9 Ectotherm .. 9 Essential Fatty Acids [EFA] (Omega-3 and Omega-6) .. 9 9 9 Fat .. 10 Feed 10 KHA Program - Nutrition 2 feeding 10 Free Radicals .. 10 Live Osmosis ..11 Palatability ..11 Pheremones ..11 Phospholipid cell membranes .. 12 Protein .. 12 Phosphorous .. 12 12 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFA).

KHA Program - nutrition 6 Introduction For fish in captivity, nothing is more important than sound nutrition and adequate feeding. Fish in captivity have been cut off from natural

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