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glucose- most abundant
found in fruits and vegies
fructose- is the sweetest
galacttose are examples of
monosaccharides
complex carbs
starch and fiber
starch is stored where?i
in plants
what are the three disacharides ?
lactose (milk sugar)
maltose (malt sugar)
sucrose (table sugar_)
sucrose = what plus what?
glucose + fructose
maltose = what plus what?
glucose + glucose
lactose = what plus what?
galactose + glucose
high fructose corn syrup:
blamed for obsesity.
sweet + inexpensive.
does not trigger insulin release
glucose preferred fuel source.
lower insulin = high appetite.
no satiety signals
fiber is what carb?
complex carb.
fiber does what with water?
binds with water to loosen stools
soluble fiber-
beans and oats, citrus, fruits and berries.
food stays in tummy longer.
promotes satiety
lower cholesterol in blood
higher satiety
lower blood glucose.
insoluble fiber
for constipation.
not digested.
vegetables, wheat, whole grains.
lower colon cancer
lower diverticulosis
lower hemroids
speeds through GI tract
Promote regularity
Functions of Carbs:
energy,
glucose only fuel source to enter brain and red blood cells.
fuel for excersise. Broken down quickly.
carbs begin in
mouth BY SALIVARY AMYLASE
carbs: majority of digestion in
small Intestine/ PANCREOTIC AMYLASE
liver does what to carbs?
converts sugars to glucose. if not needed turns rest into glycogin.
Insulin is secreated when blood glucose is
high
Insulin
transports glucose into cells
lowers blood glucose
stimulates liver and muscles to store glucose as glycogin.
glucagon is secreted when blood glucose is
low
what is the normal fasting blood glucose?
70-110
what number means its low for glucagon
70 or lower
glucagon
high blood glucose
assists with breakdown of body protines to amino acids for making glucose.
glycemic index
potential of certain foods to raise blood sugar.
glycemic load
amounts of CHO x glycemic index.
sucralose = splenda which is
the most sweet 600x + heat stable
acesulfame potasium - sweet one
200x and heat stable
aspertane- nutra sweet equal
160-200x not heat stable