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micronutrients
- vitamins
- fat soluble
- can be stored in the body
- Vitamin A
- dim light vision
- healty skin
- healty eye
- Resistance to infections
- Vitamin D
- Absorption of calcium
- from sun, fish, meat, and eggs
- water soluble
- Cannot be stored in the body
- Required daily
- Vitamin B
- Different ones with specific functions
- B1 (Thiamin)
- Help to release energy from carbohydrates
- Helps nervous system
- from
- whole grain
- nuts
- meat (pork)
- fruit
- vegetables
- B2 (riboflavin)
- release energy from protein
- Improves use of iron
- from
- milk
- eggs
- rice
- legumes
- mushrooms
- green vegetables
- B3 (niacin)
- Release energy from food
- Functions of:
- skin
- mucous membranes
- nervous system
- from
- meat
- flour
- eggs
- dairy
- yeast
- B6
- B12
- folate/ folic acid
- B1 (Thiamin)
- Different ones with specific functions
- Vitamin C
- make collagen
- structure and function
- skin
- Healing cuts and wounds
- cartilage
- bones
- skin
- from
- fresh fruit
- citrus
- berries
- green vegetables
- peppers
- tomatoes
- new potatoes
- fresh fruit
- fat soluble
- minerals
- Different requirements depend on
- age
- gender
- Phycological state
- examples
- calcium
- there is more
- maintenance
- bones
- teeth
- Blood clotting
- muscle
- from
- dairy
- iron
- formation
- haenoglobin
- bllod cells
- carry oxygen
- metabolism
- Removing waste
- formation
- sodium
- Regulation of water and fluids
- Lots of consumption can cause high blood preasure
- table salt
- calcium
- Different requirements depend on
- Characteristics
- Does not provide energy but are essential
- Measured in milligrams (mg) and micrograms (μg)
- Does not provide energy but are essential
- vitamins
macronutrients
- carbohydrates
- There are two types that provide dietary energy, starch, and sugar
- Sugar
- Within the cellular structure of the food
- fruits
- vegetables
- Not bound to the cellular structure of the food
- milk
- honey
- Within the cellular structure of the food
- starch
- made up of many sugar molecules
- potatoe
- cereal
- rice
- pasta
- made up of many sugar molecules
- Sugar
- 1 g -> 4Kcal (17KJ)
- Dietary fiber is a not digested to provide energy
- Compound of carbon hydrogen and oxygen
- There are two types that provide dietary energy, starch, and sugar
- protein
- Grow, repair, and heal cells
- 1g -> 4Kcal (17KJ)
- Made up from amino acids
- from animal
- Full range of essential amino acids
- fish
- meat
- eggs
- dairy products
- from plants
- Typically fewer essential amino acids
- pulses
- cereals
- lentils
- seeds
- from animal
- Fat/lipids
- 1g -> 9Kcal (37KJ)
- fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, K
- fatty acids and glycerol
- effects on our health
- Specific characteristics
- melting point
- saturated
- monounsaturated
- polyunsaturated
- Provide lots of energy
- characteristics
- Provide energy
- Needed in large amounts, measured0 in grams (g)
- Provide energy
- carbohydrates
water
- Mayor component of blood
- necesary to
- electrolyte
- PH balance
- transpor cells
- O2
- Recommended per day
- 8 glasses
- 64 ounces
- 50-60% of body
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- Mind Map on Nutrients-Mind Map, created by JULIETA TRIANA LEAL on 19/09/2023.
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