"Good to Know" Info.
Percent daily values on nutrition facts are based on a __#___ calorie diet?
What is 2000?
Your body in unable to use/produce energy without vitamins. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE!
This is what happens when you you eat or drink more calories than you burn.
What is gain weight?
Describe 2 ways you will try to eat healthier this week.
Fruits, vegetables, taking a walk, observing nutrition labels, opt for salad over chicken nuggets, etc. the possibilities are endless!!
What is butter?
The three classifications of fats are ________, ___________, & _____________.
What are saturated, unsaturated, & trans fats?
These are considered the "good" type of fats.
What are unsaturated - polyunsaturated and monounsaturated? (vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, and fish).
Milk, yogurt, cheese, and non-dairy calcium alternatives belong in this food group.
What is the dairy food group?
Sugars mostly found in foods such as fruits, vegetables & dairy products are considered ______________ carbohydrates.
What are simple carbohydrates?
Beans, grains, nuts, peas, and seeds are this type of missing or imbalanced protein.
What are incomplete proteins?
Fruits and vegetables should account for _____ % of a healthy eating plate.
What is half or 50?
The word for the portion of food used as a reference on the nutrition label of that food.
What is serving size?
Before carbohydrates can be used for energy, the body has to break these sugars them down into something called _________________.
What is glucose?
_______ _______ are linked chains that grow, maintain, and replace body tissues that fight infections.
What are amino acids?
_____ is the term for what happens when we don't get enough water.
What is dehydration?
This is the # of calories (roughly) you will consume if you have 3 servings of a food that has 25 calories per serving.
75 calories.
This word/term describes the study & process of providing or obtaining the types of foods necessary to keep our body healthy & functioning at an optimal level.
What is nutrition?
What are complex carbohydrates?
"Essential" amino acids are not produced in the body & need to be consumed in the foods we eat. Other amino acids do not need to be consumed or replenished because our body can make them on its own... Of the 22 total amino acids we need, how many of them can our body make on its own?
NINE!
What is 1-2?
When looking at a food’s calories, a good rule of thumb is that _#_ is moderate and _#_ is high.
What is 100 and 400?