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Nutrition

Series of processes in which food is taken in and absorbed into the body of an organism

Ingestion

Consumption of food or act of taking food into the body

Mastication

Process of chewing

Digestion

Process in which material is subjected to chemical or enzymes with a resultant change or decomposition of the physical or chemical nature of that substance

Absorption

The passage of nutrients or other materials to the blood, lymph and cells from the alimentary tract

Metablism

All the chemical processes of the body involved in the maintenance of life

Excretion

Removal of waste products from the body, primarily in the form of feces and urine

Nutrient

Any chemical element or compound in the diet that supports normal reproduction, growth, lactation, or maintenance of life processes

Ration

An amount of feed consumed by the animal in 24 hrs (daily food supply)

Diet

Feed ingredient or mixture of ingredients including water, which is consumed by animals

Balanced Diet

A diet that supplies all of the required nutrients in the correct amounts and proportions to properly nourish the target animal for a specific purpose of production

Food/Feed

An edible material that provides nutrients, can be natural or of artificial origin, used for purpose of sustaining animals

Foodstuff/Feedstuff

Any material made into or used as food or feed, respectively