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Starch

storage form of glucose in plants, complex carb.



Dietary fiber

most complex form of carb.


(14g/ 1000 cal)

Glycemic load

low: below 10


middle: 11-19


high more than 20

Proteins

needed for metabolism+ formation of tissue

Protein Cont'd

Made from combo of amino acids+ nitrogen



Amino Acids

1. Essential: the body cannot make in sufficient amounts


2. Conditionally Essential: based on body needs


3. Non-essential: body able to produce in sufficient amounts

EAA

1. Methionine: vegetarians need


2. Phenylalaine: found in aspartame all US infants are tested for PKU


3. Trypophan: found in turkey+milk, helps induce sleep

Complete Protein

all 9 essential amino acids

Incomplete Protein

Missing 1 or more amino acid

Nitrogen Balance

Positive: growth in childhood, pregnancy


Equal: healthy adult, healthy diet


Negative: under-nutrition, illness, trauma

Protein Deficiency

Muscle loss+ Lac of cal= use of amino acids for energy

Protein Energy Malnutrion

Kwashiorkor+ Marasmus

Fats

contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

Triglycerides

made of 3 fatty acids bonded to glycerol


95% of fats we eat


(normal= under 150, high=200-499)

Carbon Chain Length

12 or more= long


10-6= medium


6 or less= short

Saturation

more hydrogen



Less Hydrogen

MUFA + PUFA

Higher carbon

Higher calories

Essential fatty acids

be obtained by foods to maintain cell membranes, enzyme activity

Sterols

makes steroid hormones, bile, is part of cell membrane, made in liver

Cholesterol

under 200= good


200-239=boderline high


over 240= high

HDL

GOOD- high amounts slow development of cardiovascular disease


(over 60)

LDL

BAD- low amounts speed up cardiovascular disease ( under 70)

Phospholipids

part of cell membrane



Fat- soluble vitamins

Vitamins: A,D,E,K

Water- soluble vitamins

Vitamin C, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Folate Folic Acid, AND Vitamin B12

Minerals

Calcium, Iodide, Iron,Potassium, Phosphorus, Sodium, and Fluoride