By Alexa Martin Computers 8 Carbohydrates Two types of carbs – Simple (Refined Sugars) – Complex (Starches) The result of some substances mixed with.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Sally Liu Computers 8. Carbohydrates Provides energy Two types Simple -> Sugars Found in refined sugars (Ex. white sugar in a sugar bowl) Complex -> Starches.
Advertisements

Supplies food energy for your body Types of carbs –Simple carbohydrates (sugars) in sugar from a sugar bowl, fruit, and milk –Complex carbohydrates.
By: Ellen de Crom Computers 8 Block B Carbohydrates Serves as major energy source 2 types: –Complex (starches) Sources: Pasta, cereal, grains, ect. –Simple.
Nutrition By Evan Chu.
Tia Davison and Maddy Franciosi Computers 8. Carbohydrates Provides fuel Helps organ function Whole grains are better than white grains Body breaks them.
Nutrition Knowledge By: Lily Ballantyne Block: 1.
My Plate Including a closer look at the essential nutrients.
A nutrient is a. compound in food that. the body requires for
Braeden Connor and Nick Hughes Computers 8 Fibre −Keeps your digestive system healthy −Controls the amount of food you eat −Lowers risks of: −Heart disease.
The Nutrients You Need. The Six Main Nutrients Carbohydrates Carbohydrates Proteins Proteins Fats Fats Vitamins Vitamins Minerals Minerals Water Water.
Erin McWalter and Kathryn Diakiw Computers 8.   Help you grow and function  Provide energy  Two types:  Fat-soluble  Stay longer—3 days to 6 months.
Joanne Wong Computers 8. Breaks down sugars for energy Types: complex (starches), simple (sugar) Sources: Vegetables & fruit Brown rice & whole grain.
NUTRITION Hannah Computers 8. CARBOHYDRATES major source of energy major source of energy Only energy source for brain Only energy source for brain Types:
Yum Yum Nutrients Yum Yum Nutrients By: Ivana. Y Computers 8.
Nutrition By Kyle N. and James.  -Kids and adults need carbohydrates  -Two major types: simple and complex  -Simple sugars in fruit and milk  -Starches.
By: Justynne Stenner & Sally Matthews Carbohydrates body breaks it down into simple sugars major source of energy for the body two major types: –simple.
N U T R I T I O N B Y M A D I S O N C O O K CARBOHYDRATES..... Main source of energy Loaded with vitamins, minerals and fibre Types ―Simple(sugars)
Essential nutrients Michael Twamley & Angus Lin Computers 8.
Carbohydrates Major source of energy for body Two Types of Carbohydrates: –Simple carbohydrates Also called simple sugars. –Complex carbohydrates Also.
Nutrition By: Kai. carbohydrates o Main Energy Source o 2 Types -Simple (Sugars) -Complex (Starches) o Promote Diabetes and heart disease o Should have.
By: Melanie and Sarah. Carbohydrates (cont.) Simple : Also called sugars Easier to digest than complex For short energy Found in candy, fruit, dairy,etc…
Essential Nutrients By Isabella and Helen. Carbohydrates  Functions: - providing energy - breakdown fatty acids  2 types: - simple (sugars) - complex.
By: Sam Bicknell, Colton Cook Carbohydrates Main energy source Two types: –Simple carbohydrates biscuits, cakes and pastries etc… –Complex carbohydrates.
Kristin Simpson Pritika Narang Computers 8 Nutrition.
Nutrition Aimee Tian Computers 8 Carbohydrates Main energy source for the human body. Two types: Simple – Found in refined sugars, like white sugar.
By: Danny Liu Block 2~. Carbohydrates sugars and starches that provide energy types: - simple(sugar): fruits, milk, and vegetable, cake, candy, and other.
Name:_______________________ Day:____ Period:____ Trimester: _____
Jane Hung and Annie Hall Computers 8 Nutrition.  Meaning:  important in muscle and nerve maintenance  improves circulation  dissolves blot clots 
By Mark Durand computers 8 Block A. Carbohydrates Carbs are basically sugar and starch Carbs take longer for the body to digest Should be 40% of diet.
N UTRITION Esmee Smit-Anseeuw & Emma Poropat. C ARBOHYDRATES Source of energy 50% daily calories 2 types: simple, complex High carbohydrate foods: Complex:
Gavin Preston Computers 8 Carbohydrates There are 2 major types of carbohydrate. The 2 types are simple & complex Simple carbohydrates are known as simple.
David Kim Computers 8. The major source of energy Like fuel in body Take 45%~60% calories of body Two major types -Simple: Dairy products and fruit -Complex:
Created by Joey Meffen and Matthew O’Connor Computers 8.
NUTRIENTS.
Food & Nutrition part II
By: Lael Ross Computers 8 Carbohydrates Fuel that your body uses for energy Carbohydrate: one of several substances such as sugar or starch Complex -bread,
NUTRITION EMILY CHEN COMPUTER 8 BLOCK: A. CARBOHYDRATES Make glucose (sugar) - fuel that gives energy Found in grain, fruit, vegetable, etc… Two types:
Also called simple sugars Also called simple sugars Complex carbohydrates: Starches Complex carbohydrates: Starches Complex carbs include grain products:
Body’s main energy source 2 types –Simple (sugars) –Complex (starches) Found in: –Sugar, candy, juice (simple) –Bread, pasta, cereal, etc. (complex)
 Sources: beef, poultry, fish, etc…  Builds up and replaces the tissues  Builds muscle  Amino acids join to make proteins  Of the 22 amino acids,
Table of contents Carbohydrates pg 1 FATS pg 2 Protein pg 3 Fiber pg 4 Vitamins pg 5 Minerals pg 6 Water pg 7 Biblography pg 8.
ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS By: Carmen Steynberg. Carbohydrates main source of energy for the body. two different types of carbohydrates: Simple: simple sugars-
By: Ryan Gazzola. Carbohydrates Major source of energy for the body Types: – Simple– simple sugars – Complex – starches Sources: grains, pasta, fruit,
Fibre refers to carbohydrates that can’t be digested 2 types: soluble and insoluble soluble- partly dissolves in water insoluble-doesn’t dissolve in water.
NUTRITION Name:_______________________ Day:____ Period:____ Trimester: _____.
Nutrition Jansen Crossley and Logan Militzer Computers 8.
Helen Race HACE 8. Carbohydrates Main source of energy for the body Helps build body strength Protects your muscles Sources: –Brown rice –Muesli –Oats.
Nutrients Objective: Students will be able to list and describe the six major nutrients.
Carbohydrates Functions: Gives you energy Helps cholesterol Helps absorbs calcium Examples: Grains, dairy, fruit, veggies, etc… 2 Types: simple complex.
Lindsay Stuart Computers Flavours and sweetens Provides energy for the body Less calories than fat and protein Approx 50% of calories Types: –Simple.
By: Jake Keremidschieff Computers 8. Vitamins  Need them to grow and develop  Has many functions (e.g.) Vit A helps eyes Vit D helps bones Etc…  2.
Essential Nutrients Bianca Hempston Computers 8. Carbohydrates Examples: grains, beans, etc… Source of energy Not easily digested Make you feel full longer.
Nutrition Stella Chen - carbohydrates - fibre - fats - protein - vitamins - minerals (dietary) - water.
Nutrition Bronwyn McVey Computers Carbohydrates Major and fastest source of energy Give body and brain energy 2 major types: simple and.
A human body consists of: Cells. Tissues – a group of cells performing the same function Muscle Tissue Nervous Tissue.
FACS.  Wellness: reaching for your best level of health  Nutrient: substance in food that is important for the body’s growth and maintenace  Calorie:
Nutrition Types of foods. Food: Any substance that is ingested and sustains life Nutrient: A substance found in food that is used by the body to meet.
6 Essential Nutrients. GAME PLAN Learning Goal: I will be able to identify the 6 essential nutrients the human body needs Minds On: Class Brainstorm Action:
Nutrition Unit Review. What are the 6 basic food groups?
Nutrients for Wellness In this lesson, you will Learn About… How your body uses different nutrients. The sources of different nutrients. The need for water.
Six Essential Nutrients
Nutrition Lesson 1: Nutrients.
~Nutrition~ By Jenny Yue Luckey li Computer 8.
By Zach marks and Sean Baldwin Computers 8
Nutrition Types of foods
Health 9/17/18.
By Anders Agerbo Computers 8
By: Allie Connor and Carson Rose Computers 8 Block A
Nutrition Brian Cho Computers 8.
Presentation transcript:

By Alexa Martin Computers 8

Carbohydrates Two types of carbs – Simple (Refined Sugars) – Complex (Starches) The result of some substances mixed with water Easy for body to make into food energy Found in: – White sugar – Pasta – Crackers – White rice

Fats Three major types of fat – Unsaturated (Fish & Plant foods) – Saturated (Meat & other Animal products: milk, cheese etc.) – Trans fat (Margarine, snack foods, baked goods & fried foods) Any of several white/yellow greasy substances Helps body grow & develop, fuels body, absorbs some vitamins & insulates the nervous system Should have about 30% daily calories in fat Found in – Nuts – Oils – Butter – Meats

Protein Amino Acids are proteins broken down into basic units 22 essential amino acids – Body can make 13 – Other 9 from eating protein rich foods Plant & animal tissue which supply important amino acids Builds up, maintains & replaces tissues in the body Should eat 0.5 grams of protein for every pound you weigh Found in : – Eggs – Poultry/Beef – Nuts – Fish – Dairy products

Fibre/Fiber Two types of Fibre –W–Water-soluble (water dissolves it, may lower cholesterol & stabilize blood sugar) –I–Insoluble (water cannot dissolve it, helps bowel movement) A part of plant/plant structures & are partially or fully indigestible Improves digestive health 80% of people don’t eat enough fibre One bowl Kelogg’s Bran Flakes has 4.5 g fibre – 18% of the GDA for an adult Found in: –C–Cereals –B–Bran –F–Fruits & Vegetables

Vitamins Many types of Vitamins: – Vitamin D (bones) – Vitamin A (eyesight – colour & night vision) – Vitamin C (healing cuts) – Vitamin B (protein & energy) Also: Fat-soluble vitamins (A,D,E&K) and Water-soluble vitamins (C&B Complex) Organic substances which help metabolism & other functions Some vitamins stay in body for up to 6 months Found in: – Milk – Carrots – Oranges – Leafy Green Vegetables

Minerals (dietary) Many types of Minerals: – Calcium, Chloride, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium etc. Any inorganic element vital to function the human body, received through foods. Similar to vitamins, each vitamin has its own function (i.e. Calcium helps bones) Minerals don’t kick in fast as advertised by sport drinks Dangerous to have more than 100% recommended of a mineral Found in: – Dairy Products – Nuts, Soy Beans & Cocoa – Table Salt – Whole Grains, Legumes & bananas – Red meat, spinach & other leafy vegetables

Water Types of water: – Saltwater – Freshwater – Tap water – Bottled water/Filtered water A tasteless, transparent, odourless liquid vital to many living thing’s survival. The world is 75% water, 3% of which is drinkable The recommended amount to drink each day is 8 cups By the time a person feels thirsty their body has lost over 1 percent of its total water amount Found in: – Groundwater Aquifers – Rivers – Rain – Freshwater Lakes

Bibliography