What are three letters that are the name of vitamins?
A C D
What is Calcium?
a mineral needed for healthy bones, teeth, and body tissues
What 2 food can Protein be found in?
Chicken, Steak, Beef, Eggs, Bean
How many calories are in the whole package of Oreo's?
1,260 calories
What does consuming enough calcium help with?
Strengthen bones and teeth
Does your body need a small or large amount of Vitamin A?
Small
What is the name of a group of large organic compounds that include sugars, starch and cellulose?
Carbohydrates
On average do Americans eat enough foods with protein to hit the recommended amount of protein intake per day?
Yes
How many grams of carbs are in 2 servings?
20 grams
What do carbs provide your body with?
Energy
Where do vitamins come from?
Plants and animals because they are organic substances?
Are Vitamins an organic or inorganic substance?
Organic
What are 2 foods that are a good source of Fiber?
Oats, bread, rice, beans, sweet potatoes, apples, bananas, berry's
How much sodium would you get from eating 1 cup of the soup?
1,780 gm
What can happen if your sodium levels are high?
You can get high blood pressure
What does Vitamin C help with?
Fight infections and heal wounds
What type of fat is found in plant based food, Saturated or Unsaturated?
Unsaturated
What type of food you can eat to get high levels of Vitamin D? They can also help to lower high blood pressure
Foods with Calcium like eggs, dairy, fruit
What percentage of your daily value of Saturated fat would you consume of you ate 3 servings?
24%
What can having to much fat in your diet do?
Increase cholesterol
What food groups can you get the most amount vitamins from?
Fruits and Vegetables
Protein is a molecule made of _______ chains
Amino Acid
What are 3 common nutrients of vitamins you should try to get more of through your food during the day? (Things you should look for with high percentages on food labels)
Dietary fiber, vitamin D,calcium, iron
How many grams of protein would you get if you ate 28 grams of the crackers?
4 grams
What do fats help build?
Cell membranes, nerve, tissues, and hormones