Meet the Nutrients
Cholesterol & Calories
Vitamins & Minerals
Protein & Water
Carbohydrates & Fats
100

How many nutrients have we talked about in class? 

6: Carbohydrates, Fats, Vitamins, Protein, Water, & Minerals 

100

1 gram = _____ calories of Fat 

9

100

What are the two different types of vitamins? 

Water-soluble vitamins 

Fat-soluble vitamins 

100

Teenage girls need ______  of water per day

2.3 L

100

What are the 3 different types of fats? 

saturated, unsaturated, and trans fat 

200

Serves as the body's main source of energy. 

Carbohydrates 

200

1 gram = 4 Calories of ________

Carbohydrates and Proteins 

200

a condition that causes bones to weaken and break easily.

osteoporosis

200

Teenage boys need____ of water per day.

 3.3L

200

Comes from plant material that cannot be digested. It helps your digestive system work properly.

Fiber

300
This nutrient gives food flavor and texture.

Fats 

300

A fat-like substance found in body cells. Your body makes all the _________ it needs.

Cholesterol

300

Bones grow with the help of ________ , phosphorus, and magnesium.

 calcium

300

Proteins are either ______ or  ________ 

Complete or incomplete 

300

squash, vegetables, potatoes, and corn belong to..... 

Starchy Vegetables 

400

carries nutrients, helps regulate body temperature, and helps perform life supporting functions

Water

400

High levels in _______________ in the bloodstream are linked to heart disease.

cholesterol

400

Vitamins that dissolve in water and cannot be stored by the body.

Water-soluble vitamins 

400

molecules that combine to form protein

Amino Acid

400

Which fat is better for you? 

Unsatrurated Fats 

500

Do NOT provide energy or build body tissue. However, your body cannot produce energy without this nutrient  

Vitamins 

500

________ of calories should come from proteins

10-35%

500

You need calcium the most in your____ years.


(teen or older)  

Teen

500

Of the 22 amino acids, _____ are ESSENTIAL, meaning they MUST come from food.

9

500

They come from mostly from animal sources and tropical oils: They tend to raise cholesterol level in blood.

Saturated Fats