Carbs
Fats
Protein
All things sugar
Nutrients in the body
100

types of carbs responsible for quick energy

simple (sugars)

100

This fat is solid at room temperature, commonly referred to as animal fats

saturated

100

Protein contains “links” of these which your body absorbs and reassembles for use

amino acids

100

blood sugar

glucose

100

The amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down is measured in units called

calories

200

Types of carbs responsible for longer lasting energy

complex (starches) 

200

this fat has the least risk associated with consumption

unsaturated

200

our body needs how many amino acids for daily function

20

200

fruit sugar

fructose

200

The chemical process by which your body breaks down food to release energy is

metabolism

300

the complex carbohydrate that cannot be broken and is beneficial for preventing constipation and reduces the risk of colon cancer

fiber

300
manufactured fat for longer shelf life

trans fat

300

we need 9 amino acids by way of diet, what do we call those amino acids?

essential

300

table sugar

sucrose

300

"Good" Cholesterol

What does it do for our body?

HDL

helps body get rid of excess cholesterol so it does not build up on artery walls

400

What percentage intake of a persons caloric is recommended as carbohydrates

45-65%

400

Waxy Fatlike substance found in animal products that helps make cell membranes and nerve tissue and aids in digestion of fat

cholesterol

400

one example of a complete protein

meat, fish, chicken , animal sources

400

milk sugar

lactose

400

"Bad" cholesterol and what does it do to our body?

LDL

takes cholesterol to our arteries so it can collect on artery walls

500

two parts;

1. Bodys first source of energy

2. Excess/unused amounts of this energy is stored in the body as what

1. Glucose

2. Glycogen

500

Recommended percentage of daily amount of calories from fat

20-35%

500

two plant sources you could combine to make a complete protein

rice and beans

Bean soup and crackers

Black beans and rice

Pasta and peas

Whole wheat bread and peanut butter

Hummus (chickpeas and tahini)

Lentils and almonds

Roasted nuts, seeds, and peanuts

500

malt sugar

maltose

500

substances that the body needs to regulate bodily functions, promote growth, repair body tissues and obtain energy 

nutrients

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