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Why does a balanced diet need to include 1Protein , 2Carbs and fats, 3Minerals, 4Vitamins,5Fibre and 6Water?

1 for growth and repair of tissues and energy if carbs are short supply


2 to provide energy


3 eg iron to make haemoglobin in red blood cells


4 vitamin C to prevent scurvy


5 prevent constipation and maintain health bowels


6 prevent dehydration ,help remove waste

What are carbs, fats and protein made of?

Carbohydrates are made of simple sugars - glucose


Fats are made of fatty acids and glycerol


Protein made of amino acid

What factor does your balanced diet depend on

- age


- gender


- activity


- religion


- personal choice


- medical issue

How are things stored ?

Carbs - stored in the liver as glycogen or can be converted into fats


Fats are stored under the skin and around the organ as adipose tissure


Proteins are not stored

Why is protein deficiency ( kwashiorkor) common in developing countries?

The disease is common in developing countries due to


- overpopulation


- limited investment in agriculture

Whats the difference between first and second class protein

First class protein - protein from animal origin ( meat and fish - because they contain all the essential amino acids)


Second class protein - plant protein

Why is a high protein diet necessary for a teenager?

Protein supplies that enable you to grow

What formula is used to calculate an estimate average daily requirement for protein (EAR) ?

EAR = 0.6 × body mass(kg)

How do you calculate Body Mass Index / BMI?

BMI = mass (kg) ÷ height (m)2

What can obesity lead to

It can lead to arthritis (swollen and painful joints) , heat disease , type II diabetes and breast cancer