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NUTRIENTS - Coggle Diagram
NUTRIENTS
MACRO NUTRIENTS
FATS
An organic molecule made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
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CARBOHYDRATES
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COMPLEX
POLYSACCHARIDES
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PLANT
STARCH
. Once cooked it is easy to digest, and it prevents constipation
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Provide energy and are made up of the elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
WATER
META BOLIC REACTIONS
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CANABOLIC REACTION
Are reactions that split large molecules into smaller ones. This reaction release energy. They are called hydrolysis reaction because it requires water
A chemical process in living systems that transforms molecules to make them more hcemically stable, permeable, polar, and less toxic
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Used for tempurature regulation, removes waste. It acts asa a lubricant, maintains cell turgity, and participates in metabolic reactions
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PROTEIN
FUNCTIONAL
They are soluble and found in cells, enzymes, body fluids, and hemoglobin
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AMINO ACIDS
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NON ESSENTIAL
Made in the body, not needed for diet
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Proteins form the main structures of the body, we need it for growth, bodybuilding, repairing worn out tissues, and to create enzyme chains o
Are found in seafood, milk, eggs, meat, soy, beans and seeds
MICRO NUTRIENTS
MINERALS
CALCIUM
Good for bone and teeth health, muscle function, and nerve signaling
A lack of calcium results in the deficiency of osteoperosis, rickets, or muscle cramps
IRON
deficiency can lead to anemia, causing symptoms like fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and pale skin
carries oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body. Supports muscle function, bone marrow health, and the production of certain hormones
Minerals contain elements that ahve particular roles, they assist in blood composition, and some are found in important structures like the bones and teeth.
IODINE
regulate metabolism, growth, and develoopment, and brain development
Deficiency can lead to goiter, hypothydroidism, and developmental issues in children
SODIUM
Is essential for maintaining fluid balance, nerve function, and muscle contractions in your body
Deficiency can cause symptoms like headache, nausea, fatigue, and muscle cramps
VITAMINS
WATER SOLUBLE
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VITAMIN GROUP B
A deficiency in vitamin B can lead to fatigue, weakness, and nerve problems
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They are not stored. Therefore, foods that are good sources of these vitamins must be consumed regularly
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FAT SOLUBLE
VITAMIN E
Important as antidoxant, protecting cells from damage
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VITAMIN D
Helps absorb calcium, which is crucial for strong bones and health
Without vitamin D our bones can become weak and brittle, leading to condition like rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults
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VITAMIN A
good for vision, the immune system, skin health, and cell growth
If you don't have enough vitamin a, you can develop the following deficiencies: Night blindness, dry skin, and increased risks of infection
Cereals, sweet potatoes, liver, spinach, kale
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A collection of organic substances, with the overall function to thelp control the chemical reactions which take place in the body
They occur in particular kinds of foods, and if any of them are missing we acan get sick or die.
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