I LOVE FOOD!!!!! Nutrients and nutrition FACT OR MYTH.

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I LOVE FOOD!!!!! Nutrients and nutrition

FACT OR MYTH

1. Drinking lots of water will help me lose weight 2. If I have a cold, I should take extra vitamin C 3. Junk food is bad for you. 4. If you are trying to lose weight, you should eat fat-free foods 5. All calories are the same. 6. It is better to eat in the morning than at night 7. Certain people can eat more than other people. 8. Americans are getting fatter with each generation. 9. All bodies have a “Set point” at which they will stop losing weight. 10.Dietary supplements are very beneficial in helping you lose weight. 11.Vitamin and mineral supplements (pills) are essential to helping you grow right.

Drinking lots of water will help me lose weight Water essential to body for dissolved chemicals and as a medium for chemical reactions Only helps in weight loss by creating a “full” feeling

If you are trying to lose weight, you should eat fat-free foods

CARBOHYDRATES 1. Used for energy cal/gram 3. Sugars, starches % of the average American diet 5. Broken down to simple sugars (glucose)

PROTEINS 1. Used for building and energy cal/gram 3. Meats, dairy, legumes 4. Broken down to amino acids 5. Essential amino acids are those not synthesized by human body

FATS 1. Needed for hormone development, cell membranes, on a larger scale for insulation and energy storage cal/gram 3. Broken down into fatty acids and glycerol 4. Saturated (animal fat), unsaturated (plant oils), polyunsaturated, trans fatty acids (in fast foods and margarine),

All calories are the same. It is better to eat in the morning than at night A calorie is simply a unit of measure of heat energy. When you take in calories doesn’t really matter just how many per day. Intake>output=weight gain Intake<output =weight loss

Junk food is bad for you Only if you are overeating calories or are genetically prone to blood cholesterol problems “Junk food” just has lots of calories per mouthful/stomachful

If I have a cold, I should take extra vitamin C Vitamin and mineral supplements (pills) are essential to helping you grow right

Vitamins 1. Serve as coenzymes in chemical reactions 2. Mostly defined by what happens if you don’t get them ex. Lack of vitamin C=scurvy 3. Found in most foods in small amounts 4. Water-soluble-dissolve in water 1. C, B-complex 5. Fat-soluble-stored in fat 1. A,D,E,K

Minerals 1. Usually ions needed for normal metabolism 2. Found in most foods 3. Defined by problems that arise when they are missing ex. Goiter with no iodine,

1. Americans are getting fatter? 2. All bodies have a set point Eventually you will stop losing weight, when you have used up your adequate stores of energy