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health 6th and 7th
Question | Answer |
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Calories | are unit of heat that measure the energy used by the body and the energy that foods supply to the body |
Nutrients | substances in foods that your body needs |
Nutrition | thee process of using food and its substances to help your body have energy grow develop and work properly |
Appetite | the psychological desire for food |
Hunger | the physical need for food |
Nutrient deficiency | when you don't get enough of a particular nutrient |
Carbohydates | two kinds of Carbohydates simple sugars is found in fruit milk and honey complex straches found in grains |
proteins | nutrients your body used to build repair and maintain cells abd tissues |
amino acids | small units that make up proteins. Meat, eggs, mile and yogurts contain complete proteins |
saturated fats | fats that are solid at room temperature. Most are found in meat and dairy |
unsaturated fats | fats that remain liquid at room temperature. Most are found in plant sources. |
vitamins | help your body fight infections. water soluable vitamins: dissolve in water like vitamin C&B Fot soluble vitamins: dissolve in fat like vitmin A, D, E & K |
Minerals | help build strong bones and teeth. the mineral iron plays a vital role in making red blood cells. |
Fiber | Helps move food particles through your digestive system |
Water | A nutrient vital to your life/health. Transport nutrients through your body, digest food, lubricates joints, removes waste, and regulates body temperature |
foodborne illness | a sickness that results from eating food that is not safe to eat. |
food guide pyramid | guide for making healthful daily food choices |
percent daily value | the percent of the recommended daily amount of a nutrient provided in a serving of food. |
Dietary Guidlines for Americans two and over | Aim for fitness Build a healthy base Choose Sensibly Recommendations about food choices for all healthy Americans ages two and over. |
Empty Calories | Calories that come from foods that offer few if any nutrients |
Nutrient Density | The amount of nutrients relative to the number of calories they provide |
Grains | 6-11 Servings |
Vegetables | 3-5 Servings |
Fruit | 2-4 servings |
Meat and Bean | 2-3 Servings |
Milk | 2-3 Servings |
Bad Things | 0 Servings |