food from a scientific point of view with our guest in the studio vasily georgievich hello vasily georgievich tsygankov candidate of medical sciences author of many scientific publications leading researcher at the department of food hygiene of the republican scientific and practical center for hygiene and epidemiology food, well it would seem such a banality, but food and food, we eat constantly, but firstly. this is the fuel for our body. so. tell us what this fuel is, in general, consists of components in food. of course, we all know them, at least by name. these are large so-called nutrients that we need in tens and hundreds, these are proteins, fats, carbohydrates, as we all call eating small, well, whose clients are required in milligrams or in hundredths, a milligram here includes various metals, minerals, dietary vitamins, fibers, essential amino acids a number of fatty acids saturated composition, in principle, the food should correspond. each person, in principle, wanted to individually. and in general, science is aimed at this, that both treatment and nutrition, it is desirable that a person roughly understands what he eats, how he eats, when he eats, what each component is for. we need here you said necessaril

on top of the regular hygiene kits they gave out, they gave emergency blankets and food and other things. i want to thank the department of emergency management, department of public works, department of homelessness in supportive housing and bus drivers and muni operators and so many that were working and even those that did not have to show up came in to work. we know that there are other weather related events that we need to prepare for throughout the year. when we have extreme heat, we open weather relief centers to provide a place for vulnerable residents to prevent over heating and dehydration. when the city experiences air-conditioning and working with community based organization for the community and their needs. for every weather event we continue to learn and adapt. we need to promote a preparedness culture. san francisco talks about earthquakes because it's not about if but when. that creates an environment for us to be prepared for almost any situation and my goal is to work with the department to prepare for these events. also if there are residents that are impacted and looking for questions to be answe

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on top of the regular hygiene kits they gave out, they gave emergency blankets and food and other things. i want to thank the department of emergency management, department of public works, department of homelessness in supportive housing and bus drivers and muni operators and so many that were working and even those that did not have to show up came in to work. we know that there are other weather related events that we need to prepare for throughout the year. when we have extreme heat, we open weather relief centers to provide a place for vulnerable residents to prevent over heating and dehydration. when the city experiences air-conditioning and working with community based organization for the community and their needs. for every weather event we continue to learn and adapt. we need to promote a preparedness culture. san francisco talks about earthquakes because it's not about if but when. that creates an environment for us to be prepared for almost any situation and my goal is to work with the department to prepare for these events. also if there are residents that are impacted and looking for questions to be answe