Nutrition Nicholas Johnson Grade 8 Mr. Worsley. carbohydrates -main energy source -types: Complex-(sugars)-quick energy Simple-(starches)-slow energy.

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Nutrition Nicholas Johnson Grade 8 Mr. Worsley

carbohydrates -main energy source -types: Complex-(sugars)-quick energy Simple-(starches)-slow energy -contains vitamins, minerals, fibre -4 calories per gram -sources: grain, dairy, fruits, candy, etc…

Fats -dissolves & absorbs vitamins -concentrated energy -types: saturated-(not heart healthy) unsaturated-(heart healthy) trans-(not heart healthy)-heart disease -moves vitamins A, D, E, K around body -protect vital organs -sources: meat, dairy, lard, butter, etc…

Protein -builds up & replaces body tissue -types: complete-(all nine amino acids) incomplete-(lacks amino acids) -makes hemoglobin -protects from disease -helps move body -sources: meat, milk, vegetables, peanuts, etc…

Fiber -source of energy -types: water soluble-(dissolve in water) insoluble-(cannot dissolve water) -fights diseases -prevents cancer -sources: nuts, barley, wheat, etc…

Vitamins -helps you grow and stay healthy -types: Fat soluble:(A, D, E & K) water soluble:(C & B) -Helps you stay heathy -helps prevent disease -sources: dairy, citrus, vegetables, etc…

Vitamins -Vitamin C -helps body heal cuts - -Vitamin B -helps body make protein & energy Sources: vegetables

Vitamin -Vitamin E -protects cells and tissue -good for red blood cells -Vitamin K -helps stop bleeding Sources: wheat, vegetables, dairy, nuts, etc…

Vitamins -vitamin D: -help keep bones strong -helps absorb calcium Vitamin A: -helps see at night -

Minerals(dietary) -helps body grow and develop -keeps you health -types: -macro: -contains iron, zinc, fluorine, copper -trace: -contains calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, lodine

minerals -Calcium -helps bones -strong, healthy teeth -iron -transports oxygen -formation of hemoglobin -sources: meat, eggs, beans, vegetables, dairy, etc…

minerals -Potassium -distinguishes water through body -zinc -helps immune system -helps cell growth/heal wound sources: meat, vegetabes, citrus fruits, etc…

Water -helps body to work -helps fight illnesses -gets rid of waste Sources: fruits, vegetables, juices, etc…

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