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nutrition
the sutdy of food an the ways in which the body used food
nutrient density
a measur of the nutrients in a food compared with the energy a food provides
dietary fiber
complex carbohydrate that aids eleimination and may help prevent heart disease and cancer
recommended dietary allowance
recommended nutrient intake that meets the needs of most healthy people
minerals
nutrients that are chemical elements needed for enzyme processes and bone formation
water
nutrient required for transport elimination and temperature regulation as well as almost every other bodily function
carbohydrates fat proteins water minerals and vitamins
the six classes of nutrients
nondairy sources of calcium
dark green leafy vegetables tofu and bony fish
healthful meals and or healthful snacks
nutrient dense foods that help meet your needs and maintain a healthy weight
unsaturated fatty acids
fatty acids in which the carbon atoms do not hold the maximum number of hydrogen atoms
calorie
a unit of food energy measurement
imcomplete protein
plant proteins that lack or contains smaller amounts of soome essential amino acids than are needed by the body
food guide pyramid
a tool fo choosing a healthful diet by selscting a recommended number of servings from each of six food groups
vegetarian
dietary pattern that includes few or no animal products
proteins
class of nutrients consisting of long chains of amino acids which are needed to build and repari body structures and to regulate processes in the body
carbohydrates
a class of nutrient containing simple sugars starches glycogen and dietary fiber
carbohydrates
class of energy giving nutrients including sugars and starches
vitamin a
carbon containing nutrient that keeps eyes and skin healthy
fats
class of energy giving nutrinets that are the main form of energy storage in the body
glycogen
a complex carbohydrate that is stored in liver an dmuscles and can be used as a quick source of energy
vitamin k
carbon containing nutrient that aids in blood clotting
folate
a mineral that prevents birth defects
calcium
mineral that prevents virth defects
iron
mineral needed for production of hemoglovin
potassium
mineral needed for maintenance of fluid balance transmission of nerve impulses and muscle contraction
zinc
mineral needed for production of digestive nezymes and growth and healing
vitamin e
fat soluble vitamin that protects cell membranes from damage
vitamin d
fat soluble nutrient that enables the absorption of calcium an phosphorous in the intestine
vitamin b12
vitamin necessary for forming cells and for healthey nervous system