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Integrated Nutrition: Development and Provision of Functional Foods to Mitigate Bone Loss on ISS Missions

Last Published: 07/31/19 10:05:33 AM (Central)

Task Book: Entry Unavailable
Principal Investigator: Smith, Scott

Short Title: Integrated Nutrition

Responsible HRP Element: Human Health Countermeasures

Collaborating Org(s):

Other:

Funding Status: Terminated - A formerly active task that was stopped before its completion date due to deselection, descoping, reorganization etc.

Procurement Mechanism(s):

Directed

Aims:

This task will provide an "ideal diet" for each physiological system to reduce the effects of spaceflight.

Integration/Unique Aspects: This study is one of several potential pharmaceutical or nutritional countermeasures that if promising could be selected for flight validation (see Flight Validation Studies of Pharmaceutical or Nutritional Supplements).

Resources (Flight)

Deliverables (1)

Category: Countermeasure
Subcategory: Protocol

Description:

The deliverable for this task will be a ongoing report of the "ideal diet" for crewmembers nutrition with foods rich in beneficial nutrients, as opposed to supplements.

This task will contribute to Gap closure of N3.2 by quantifing micronutrient requirements for spaceflight.
This task will contribute to Gap closure of N7.1 by detailing dietary intake and nutritional status data and relate to measures of musculoskeletal health.

Internal Customers:
Human Health Countermeasures
External Customers:
None

Mappings

Risk of Inadequate Nutrition

N3.1: Determine the macronutrient requirements for spaceflight

N3.2: Determine the micronutrient requirements for spaceflight

N4: Does mission architecture and/or available countermeasures impact nutritional status of crewmembers during spaceflight?

N6: What impact does the spaceflight environment have on oxidative damage?

N7.1: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for musculoskeletal health.

N7.2: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for cardiovascular health.

N7.3: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for ocular health.

N7.4: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for behavior and performance.

N13: Can renal stone risk be decreased using nutritional countermeasures?

N15: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for oxidative damage during spaceflight.

N7.5: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for immune health.

Integrated Nutrition: Development and Provision of Functional Foods to Mitigate Bone Loss on ISS Missions

Risk of Performance Decrement and Crew Illness Due to an Inadequate Food System

Food-01: We need to determine how processing and storage affect the nutritional content of the food system. (Previous Title: AFT1)

Food-03: We need to identify the methods, technologies, and requirements that will deliver a food system that provides adequate safety, nutrition, and acceptability for proposed long-duration Design Reference Mission operations. (Previous title: AFT4)

Integrated Nutrition: Development and Provision of Functional Foods to Mitigate Bone Loss on ISS Missions

Risk of Renal Stone Formation

N13: Can renal stone risk be decreased using nutritional countermeasures?

Integrated Nutrition: Development and Provision of Functional Foods to Mitigate Bone Loss on ISS Missions

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Common Item(s)
	Risk of Inadequate Nutrition
	Risk of Renal Stone Formation
	N13: Can renal stone risk be decreased using nutritional countermeasures?
	N15: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for oxidative damage during spaceflight.
	N4: Does mission architecture and/or available countermeasures impact nutritional status of crewmembers during spaceflight?
	N6: What impact does the spaceflight environment have on oxidative damage?
	N7.1: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for musculoskeletal health.
	N7.2: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for cardiovascular health.
	N7.3: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for ocular health.
	N7.4: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for behavior and performance.
	N7.5: We need to identify the most important nutritional factors for immune health.