Vitamins, Minerals, Fibre, Water. Vitamins are small molecules needed for many different processes in your body.

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Vitamins, Minerals, Fibre, Water

Vitamins are small molecules needed for many different processes in your body

A deficiency is a shortage of a certain vitamin or other nutrient.

Important growth and repair Shortage causes kwasiorkor Found in meat, eggs and fish

Important for eye sight Shortage causes night blindness Found in Carrots, Broccoli, Green Leafy Vegetables

Important for respiration Shortage causes Beri beri Found in, milk, vegetables

Important for connective tissue Shortage causes Scurvy Found in Fruits

Important for strong bones and teeth Shortage causes Rickets Found Egg Yolk, Milk, Exposure to sunlight

Minerals are elements Metals: calcium, iron Non-metal: Iodine, Phosphorus Needed only in small amounts

Important for strong bones and teeth Shortage causes Rickets Found in milk, fish

Important for oxygen transport in red blood cells Shortage causes anemia Found in Liver, lean Meats, Kidney beans, enriched Bread, Raisins.

Important for control of body activity rate (metabolism) Shortage causes Goitre Found in Sea food and dairy products

Building block of DNA, and cell membrane Shortage causes Hypophosphatemia Found in Cheese and Nuts

Important for easy defecation Shortage causes Constipation Found in fruits and vegetables, grains

Important for Hydration, flow within your body Shortage causes Dehydration Found in almost anything

A koala can live without drinking, all its water comes from its food Its name means ‘no water’

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