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NUTRITION Morgan Kearns High School

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Nutrition . Morgan Kearns High School. What are Nutrients?. Chemical substances supplies by the environment Required for survival. Macronutrients . Carbohydrates – 4.1 grams per calorie Protein – 4.1 grams per calorie Lipids – 4.1 grams per calorie. Micromutrients. Vitamins Minerals. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NUTRITION

Morgan KearnsHigh School

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WHAT ARE NUTRIENTS?

- Chemical substances

supplies by the

environment

- Required for survival

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MACRONUTRIENTS

•Carbohydrates – 4.1 grams per calorie

•Protein – 4.1 grams per calorie

•Lipids – 4.1 grams per calorie

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MICROMUTRIENTS

•Vitamins

•Minerals

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- Organic compounds include sugar &

starches

- Two Types

- Complex Carbohydrates

- Simple Carbohydrates

- Glucose in the most commonly used for

energy

Carbohydrates

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• There function is building more protein

• Supplying energy

• Supplying essential amino acids

Proteins

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LIPIDS Organic compounds

Include fats, oils, and fat substances

Supply energy for cellular process

Help builds structures of cell membranes

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Vitamins

Organic compounds that are essential for metabolic process.

Fat Soluble vitamins

Water Soluble

vitamins

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A D E K

• Dissolved in fats and are influenced by

lipids

• Stored in tissues

Fat Soluble Vitamins

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VITAMIN A

- Stored in liver- Visual pigment- Needed for bones & teeth- In fish, eggs, milk, and butter

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~ stored in liver, skin, brain, sleep, & bones

~ promotes absorption of calcium &

phosphorus

~produced in skin exposed to UV light

Vitamin D

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Vitamin E

Stored in muscles & adipose

Anti-oxidant

Found in oils, fruits, nuts, and veggies

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Vitamin K- Stored in liver

- Helps with clotting

- Found in leafy greens, tomatoes,

& cauliflower

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Water Soluble VitaminsB C

Cooking with destroy them

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VITAMIN B• 6 are essential for normal cellular metabolism

Thiamine

Riboflavin

B 6

B 12

Folacin

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MineralsAre inorganic elements that are essential in human metabolism

Extracted from the soil by plants

Most concentrated in bones and teeth

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Calcium & PhosphorusFound in teeth and bones

Essential for nerve impulse conduction,Muscle contraction, & blood coagulation.

Important roles in nearly all metabolic reactions

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Iron

Most abundant in the blood

Deficiency causes : Iron Deficiency Anemia

Function - enables hemoglobin in RBC to carry oxygen

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Malnutrition

- Poor nutrition

- Lack of essential nutrients

- Failure to use them Nutrition

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