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Enzyme

A chemical Substance that causes or increases the rate of a chemical reaction.

Glucose

The primary source of energy in the body's cells, transported via the bloodstream.

Cholestrol

A waxy, fat- like substance found in animal products and produced by the liver.

Carbohydrates

Nutrients that provide energy for the body; includes simple suger, complex starches and fiber.

Blood suger level

Shows the amount of glucose in the blood.

Calorie

Unit of measurment of the fuel value of food.

Nutrients

Basic unit of food used for energy, growth and maintenance.

Amino acids

The components of proteins.

Bile

Aids in the emulsification of fats durinf digestion.

Fats

Nutrients that supply a high amount of energy to the body.

Saliva

A digestive secretion produced by glands of the mouth.

Unsaturated fat

Fats found in plants foods and fish and are good for heart health.

Omega-3 fatty acid

Unsaturated fat found in some nuts and fish, in the right doses, improves heart function and lowers the risk of stroke.

Vitamins

Substances that help with chemical reactions in body.

Saturated fat

Fat that is solid at room temperature and trends to raise blood cholestrol levels and increase the risk of heart disease.

Mastication

The process of chewing with the teeth .

Minerals

Substances aborbed by the body and used to help it function properly.

Trans Fat

The most unhealthiest type of that causes an increase in dangerous LDL cholestrol and raises the potential for heart disease.

Dietary Fiber

A complex carbohydrate rich in plant material that is not absorbed by the body.

Protein

Nutrients that are important for building and repairing tissue. A complete one contains all nine essentail amino acids.