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flavor
includes appearance, smell, taste, feel in the mouth, texture, temperature and even sounds made when food is chewed
taste buds
clusters of cells found on de tongue, cheeks, throat, n roof of de mouth

regenerated every 3 days
taste
sensation perceived by the taste buds on de tongue
nutrition
a science dat studies nutrients and other substances in foods n how dey relate to health an disease
nutrients
nourishing substances in food dat provide energy and promote growth
diet
food n beverages u normally eat and drink
kilocalorie
a measure of de energy in food
basal metabolism
de minimum energy needed by de body fo vital functions wen at rest and awake
thermic effect of food
de energy needed to digest n absorb food
6 elements of nutrients
-carbs
-fats
-protein
-vitamins
-minerals
-water
energy-yielding nutrients
carbs, lipids, and proteins are energy-yielding nutrients cuz dey can be burned into fuel to provide energy for the body
micronutrients
nutrients needed by de body in small amounts such as vitamins and minerals
macronutrients
nutrients needed by de body in large amounts such as carbs, lipids, n proteins
organic
contains carbon
inorganic
doesnt contain carbon
carbohydrates
a large class of nutrients including sugars, starch, n fibers, dat function as de bodys primary source of energy
lipids
a group of fatty substances such as cholesterol, dat r soluble in fat, not water
protein
major structural component of de bodys cells dat is made of nitrogen-containing amino acids assembled in chains
vitamins
noncaloric, organic nutrients found in a wide variety of foods
minerals
noncaloric, inorganic chemical substances found in a wide variety of foods
essential nutrients
either cant be made in de body or cant be made in de quantities needed by de body
empty-calorie foods
foods dat r low in nutrients but high in calories
moderate diet
a diet dat avoids excessive amounts of kcalories or any particular food or nutrient
balanced diet
a diet in which foods r chosen to provide kcalories, essential nutrients, and fiber in right proportions
varied diet
a diet in which u eat a wide selection of foods to get necessary nutrients