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a class of proteins found in your blood and other body tissues
albumin
egg white protein
albumen
indigestible food matter; roughage
bulk
the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram water one degree Centigrade, also know as kilocalorie.
Calorie
the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one gram water one degree Centigrade
calorie
the body's main source of energy
carbohydrate
milk protein
casein
specialist who studies the relationships between diseases and their causes
epidemiologist
the sugar that the body's primary fuel
glucose
the means by which energy is made available to a cell
metabolism
the study of food intake and its effects upon the body
nutrition
What is the difference between junk food and high quality food?
junk food has fewer nutrients and more empty calories
vitamins and minerals help break down ____, protein, and fat
carbs
Vitamin C , necessary for healthy blood vessels, among other things
ascorbic acid
A disease caused by thiamine deficiency that affects the nervous system
beri-beri
Something that assists chemical reactions without itself changing
catalyst
The plant chemical that converts carbon dioxide and water to carbohydrate and oxygen
chlorophyll
Vitamin D, a group of chemicals that controls calcium metabolism
cholecalciferol
foods that contain all essential amino acids
complete proteins
A disease in which there is too much sugar in the blood
diabetes
fats the body needs but cannot make
essential fatty acids
A complex carbohydrate (starch) energy store, mostly in muscle and the liver
glycogen
a class of plants including peas, beans, alfalfa, and clover
legumes
a b-complex vitamin with many functions
niacin
The process that converts carbon dioxide and water to carbohydrate and oxygen
photosynthesis
A disease caused by niacin deficiency and causing diarrhea, dementia and skin rashes
pellagra
Structural units that are essential for the growth and repair of muscle tissue
protein
vitamin A, necessary for healthy eyes
retinol
a bone disease caused by vitamin D deficiency
rickets
Vitamin C deficiency causing weakness, swelling, anemia, gums and skin problems
scurvy
b-complex vitamin needed for healthy nervous system
thiamine
Carbohydrates are the main building block of tissues and organs. t/f
false
a protein is made up of amino acids t/f
true
protein is found in plant and animal product t/f
true
Vegetables are the best source for essential amino acids. t/f
false
Foods that contain all the essential amino acids are called complete proteins. t/f
true
Proteins provide the body with insulation underneath the skin. t/f
false
without _________, cabrs, fat, and protein could not be changed into energy
vitamins
there are two types of vitamins: ____-soluble, ____-soluble
water, fat
________ help regulate body processes
minerals
there are ___ essential minerals
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