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By Noah Ricci & Nicki Howard
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important part of a healthy diet consists of a wide group of compounds helps absorb vitamins A and D two types of fats: saturated and non saturated fats made up of hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon types- nuts, oils, meats, butter produced by body when needed Fat
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Saturated fats found in animal products such as butter, cheese, whole milk, ice cream, cream, and fatty meat eating too much saturated fat can raise blood cholesterol Most pastries include a decent amount of saturated fats Unsaturated fats found in plant foods and fish healthier than saturated fats lower effect on increasing blood cholesterol Fat
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In every living cell in the body bodies need protein from the foods we eat to build and maintain bones, muscles and skin. types-meat, dairy products, nuts and certain grains and beans plant proteins are incomplete 50 to 65 grams of protein each day Protein builds, maintains, and replaces the tissues in your body muscles, organs, and your immune system are made up mostly of protein Protein
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Whey protein quickly digested ideal to use during workout and post-workout Casein protein absorbs slower in the stomach and small intestine only protein you should be taking before going to sleep found in milk and other dairy products Proteins
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Most foods contain carbohydrates When you eat carbs, your body breaks them down into simple sugars, The carbs in some foods cause the blood sugar level to rise more quickly The primary function of carbohydrates is to provide energy for the body Your body breaks down carbs and turn them into blood sugar carbs could also be turned into body fat Carbs
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Two major types simple carbs Also called simple sugars Found in more nutritious foods: milk, fruit High source of vitamins complex carbs Also called starches Include pasta, sugars and grain products Found in natural and processed foods Carbs
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Mineral substances found in food 13 types of vitamins your body needs Helps your body function properly Need them to grow 2 main types Water-soluble B and C Fat-soluble A, D, E and K Vitamins
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carbohydrates that can not be digested found in the plants that we eat: orange, bananas, berry's, prunes and more helps lower blood cholesterol and the risk for heart disease There are six classes of fibre. They are cellulose, hemicellouse, pectin, gums, mucilages, and legnin They all differ in size and the way they help the stomach helps your digestive system to process food and absorb nutrients. Fibre
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BB In leafy green vegetables Provides protein and energy Helps brain, nervous system, decreasing stress functions CC In leafy greens, fruit and vegetables Heals cuts, wounds and bruises Maintenance of bones, cartilage and teeth Water-soluble vitamins
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AA Animal food sources dairy and eggs Carrots helps you see DD In milk and when exposed to sun (no sunscreen) Helps your bones stay strong EE Sunflower Seeds, Paprika and Red Chili Powder Fight heart diseases and various cancers KK Leafy greens, soy bean oil and dairy products Helps clotting for newborns Fat-soluble vitamins
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Much like vitamins body develop, stay healthy and grow Creates hormones and helps heart beat 2 kinds Macro-minerals (means large) Trace minerals (little bit) Minerals
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Potassium Allows energy to transfer properly Ensure health cell membranes In bananas, potatoes, fish and orange juice Calcium Maintenance, blood clotting, heartbeat regulation Responsible range of diseases and conditions In nuts, tofu, shellfish, eggs and wheat Magnesium In 80% of body enzyenes Necessary for bone health In leafy vegetables, nuts, soybeans and coco. Macro-minerals
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Zinc important for children and elderly people For body growth and development meats, specifically organ meats, poultry, and seafood Iron essential in early childhood during pregnancy and 3 months after Whole grains, meats, seafood and vegetables Copper Helps bone, cartilage development Helps to form blood organ meats, nuts fruits, vegetables whole grain Trace Minerals
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Contains oxygen and hydrogen All living things need it to live Without it body would stop working More than half of your body Can’t spend more than few days without it With out oxygen tiny cells would die in lymph Fluid in your immune system Helps fit illnesses Need it to digest food Helps get ride of waste Water
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