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Nutrients found in food can be classified into which six groups?
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Chapter 5: Nutrition Class Notes

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Nutrients found in food can be classified into which six groups? carbohydrates, proteins, fat, vitamins, minerals, and water
Water is __________. essential to all living things
Carbohydrates ___________. are the starches and sugars present in foods
Starches and sugars present in food provide __________ to the body. energy
How many calories does carbohydrates have per gram? 4
Carbohydrates are made of __________ different elements. three
What elements are carbohydrates made out of? carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
The two types of carbohydrates are __________. simple and complex
Simple carbohydrates include __________. sugar
What is the body's main source of energy? glucose
Sucrose: sweetner (table sugar)
Fructose: sugar found in fruits
Lactose: sugar found in dairy products
Complex carbohydrates include: starches
Starches are found in __________. root vegetables, legumes, and potatoes
Body breaks down the complex carbohydrates __________. before they can be used for energy
The body can use energy from the breakdown of __________. complex carbohydrates
Glucose not used right away is stored in the _________. liver and muscles as glycogen
When more energy is needed, glycogen is converted back to glucose. Glucose is ready to use form. Glycogen is converted back to __________. sugar
If you consume too many carbohydrates, your body stores it as __________. fat
Complete proteins contain all _________. 9 essential amino acids
Complete proteins are __________. found in animal products
Complete proteins are __________. also found in soybean products
Incomplete proteins lack ____________. one or more essential amino acids
Incomplete proteins are __________. found in beans, peas, nuts, and whole grains
You can complete the protein by combining __________. foods (doesn't have to be in the same meal)
What is the role of proteins? they help the body build new cells and tissues from the amino acids
Proteins replace ___________ by making new ones from protein. damaged or worn out cells
The body uses proteins to make __________. enzymes, hormones, and antibodies
Enzymes: control the rate of chemical reactions in your cells
Hormones: regulate the activities of different cells
__________ help identify and destroy disease-causing organisms. Antibodies
Fibers: an indigestible complex carbohydrate
Fiber is found in __________. found in veggies, fruit, and whole grain
Fibers are found in the tough, stringy parts of __________. veggies, fruit, and whole grains
Fibers help to __________. move waste through the digestive system
Fibers help to prevent __________. intestinal problems such as constipation
You should eat _________ of fiber. 20 to 35 grams a day
Proteins help to build and maintain __________. body cells tissues
Proteins are made of _________. 20 different amino acids
Your body makes ___________ that make up proteins. 11 amino acids
The __________ that your body can't make are called ___________. 9, essential amino acids
You must get the 9 essential amino acids from the __________. food you eat
Protein provides the body with __________. energy
Protein is ___________. not the primary source of energy.
how many calories per gram is protein? 4
Proteins in food are classified into 2 groups: complete and incomplete proteins
Complete proteins: contain all 9 essential amino acids
Complete proteins are found in __________. animal products and soybean products
Incomplete Proteins: lack one or more essential amino acids (beans, nuts, whole grains)
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