Health Ch 8 and 9

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Health Ch 8 and 9

nutrients
substance the body needs to regulte bodily functions
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nutrients substance the body needs to regulte bodily functions
calories amount of energy releases when nutrients are broken down
metabolism Chemical process by which your body breaks down food to release this energy
6 food groups grains, fruits, dairy, vegetables, oils, proteins
macronutrients proteins with calories (fats, carbs, proteins)
micronutrients does not provide calories (vitamins, minerals, water)
amino acids small units that are bound together chemically to form proteins
vitamins nutrients that are made by living things
minerals nutrients that occur naturally in rocks or soil
fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K occur in vegetable oils
water soluble including vitamin card all of the B vitamins are found in fruits
electrolytes dissolved substance that regulates many processes in cells
dehydration serius reduction in the body's water content
daily intake of carbs 45-65%
carbs quick burst of energy for the body
simple carbs fructose, sucrose, glucose, lactose
fructose fruit sugar
sucrose table sugar
glucose blood sugar
lactose milk sugar
complex carbs starches, fiber, glycogen
starches main type of complex carb found in plants
fiber type of complex carb found in plants
glycogen extra glucose stored in your muscles
daily intake of fats 20-35%
fats form cells, maintain body temp, protects nerves
saturated fat animal products (bad fat)
cholesterol waxy, fat like substance that is found only in animal products
unsaturated fats plant products (good fats)
oils contain many unsaturated fats
daily intake of proteins 10-35%
protein growth, repair body tissues, energy,
complete proteins contains all essential amino acids
incomplete proteins lacking one or more essential amino acids
anemia lack of iron
primary function of water hydration, vitamins, primary component in blood
daily intake of water 65-75%
4 factors that increase metabolism muscle mass, level of activity, eating breakfeast, age
3 benefits of fiber prevents constipation, reduces risk of colon cancer, may help prevent heart disease
6 food groups fruit-red, grain-orange, proteins-purple, dairy-blue, oil-yellow, vegetables-green

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