Macronutrients
Micronutrients
Food Production
Sustainable Agriculture
Nutritional Myths
100

What is carbohydrates?

This macronutrient is the primary source of energy for the body.

100

What is vitamin C?

This vitamin, found in citrus fruits, helps boost the immune system.

100

What is pasteurization?

This process removes harmful bacteria from milk through heating.

100

What is crop rotation?

This method of farming reduces soil erosion by planting different crops in sequential seasons.

100

What is eating after 8 PM?

Eating this late at night does not directly cause weight gain, but excess calories do.

200

What is protein?

This macronutrient is essential for muscle repair and growth.

200

What is iron?

A deficiency in this mineral leads to anemia.

200

What is organic farming?

This farming technique grows crops without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

200

What is agroforestry?

This practice involves growing crops and raising livestock together for ecological benefits.

200

What is coffee?

This drink is often believed to dehydrate, but moderate consumption contributes to daily fluid intake.

300

What are unsaturated fats?

This type of fat is considered the healthiest and is found in olive oil and avocados.

300

What is vitamin D?

This fat-soluble vitamin is crucial for strong bones and works with calcium.

300

What is corn (maize)?

This staple crop, originally from Mesoamerica, is a major food source worldwide.

300

What is vertical farming?

This type of farming minimizes environmental impact by using controlled environments.

300

What are carbohydrates?

Many people think this food group causes weight gain, but whole, unprocessed versions are essential for energy.

400

What is fat?

This macronutrient has 9 calories per gram, the highest energy density of all.

400

What is potassium?

Bananas are known for being a good source of this electrolyte.

400

What is lab-grown meat?

This type of protein is grown in controlled environments and is an alternative to traditional meat.

400

What is integrated pest management (IPM)?

The practice of avoiding synthetic chemicals and using natural methods for pest control.

400

What is natural sugar (fructose)?

This type of sugar, found in fruit, is healthier than refined sugar due to fiber and nutrients.

500

What are refined carbohydrates or sugars?

Excess consumption of this macronutrient is linked to increased risk of diabetes.

500

What is iodine?

This mineral, essential for thyroid function, is commonly added to table salt.

500

What is nitrogen fixation?

The process of converting nitrogen from the atmosphere into a form usable by plants.

500

What is the farm-to-table movement?

This movement supports local farmers and reduces carbon emissions from food transportation.

500

What is breakfast?

Skipping this meal does not necessarily slow metabolism, but it may lead to overeating later.