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Nutrients

-Carbohydrates


-proteins


-lipids


-vitamins


-minerals

Metabolism

-Digestive enzyme


-glucose catabolism


-protein catabolism

What is Nutrition

the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.

6 classes of nutrients in two categories

Macronutrients


-water -carbohydrates -lipids -proteins


Micronutrients


-vitamins -minerals


Essential amino acids

Nutrients cannot be synthesized by body


-minerals -vitamins -9 amino acids -fatty acids

Carbohydrates

Monosaccharides


Disaccharides


Polysaccharides

Lipids


Triglycerides


phospholipids


cholesterol


Dietary fats


fatty acids


1.Triglycerides


2.Phospholipids


3.cholesterol


4.Dietary Fats

1.storage of energy


2.important structural component of membranes


3. precursor of steriod


4. Important for absorption of vitamins

Vitamins

Not used as fuel but essential for other nutrients

Fat soluble vitamins

Vitamins A D K E

Minerals

Elements extracted from soil or water

Dietary Fiber

Not considered a nutrient


-cellulose


-pectin


-lignin

2 categories of metabolism

Anabolsim - molecules synthesized from small molecules


Catabolsim - molecules broken down to smaller molecules

Digestive Enzymes

Amylase - degrades polysaccharides to oligo and disaccharide


Lipase - degests lipids


Pepsin - digests proteins to shorter peptide chains


Trypsin - breaks down peptides to amino acids


Glucose Catabolism

Monosaccharides absorbed from digested food:


-glucose


-galactose


-fructose