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Water is..
1.transport materials via by blood and lymph
2. medium for chemical reaction
3. temp regulation
How many days humans can live without water?
3 to 4 days
what are classes of caloric nutrients?
carb, fats/oils ( lipids), and proteins
carbohydrates
45-46 percent of diet,
two types: simple ( sugars) and complex ( fiber)
What kind of carb humans can't digest?
dietary fiber ( from plant food)
why simple carb is bad for you?
empty calories- meaning to only give energy but not nutrients or any other value
What is GI ( Glycemic index)?
foods that raise blood glucose level quickly have high GI.
A system to rank food with carbs
If you chose food with low GI..
it will lower risk of heart diease, diabetes, appetite, and cholesterol levels.
How is carb metabolized in body?
changed to simple sugar in intestine and ferried by blood and insulin.

ATP, heat, Co2, and H2O=stored as glycogen=then stored as fat
what are benefits of two types of fibers?
insoluble fiber:
helps to poop reguarly
remove toxic waste
prevent colon cancer

Soluble fiber:
lower cholesterol and LDL cholestorol, reducing heart diease, and regulate blood sugar
Lipids
fats from animals
oils from plants
cholesterol
20- 30 percent of calories should come form fats.
main form to store excess calories.
fats are cell membranes used to make myelin sheaths and absorb fat soluble vitamins.
1. monoounsaturated and polyunsatured fats.
2. too much fat is linked to cancers, high blood pressure, atherosclerosis, and risk of diabetes
saturated fatty acids:
form total of 4 bonds of carbons.
Has a long hydrocarbon chain and is in carboxylic acid group.
Omega end starts the carbon chain in fat. All fat acids has even # of carbons.
unsaturated fatty acids:
double-bonded carbon atoms in hydrocarbon chain.
Monosnsaturated MUFA is one C=C
plyunsaturated PUFA is 2 or more C=C.
what are triglycerides?
3 fatty acids bond to one glycerol molecule. Water is byproduct of the reaction.
Animals make TGS with saturated fatty acids.
Plants make TGs with unsaturated fatty acids.
Essential fatty acids
must be eaten. 1. linoleic acid ( omega 6) pro inflammation
2. linolenic acid ( omega 3) anti inflammation.