Energy Nutrients
Non-energy Nutrients
Special Diets
Facts and Statistics
All About the Basics
100

Lipids supply use with ____ calories of energy

9

100

The most important nutrient

Water

100

A severe allergy that requires a gluten-free diet

Celiac 

100

The #1 cause of death in the U.S.

Heart Disease 

100

Carbohydrates are converted to 

Glucose

200

The two categories of Carbohydrates

Simple and Complex

200

Vitamin A, D, E and K are examples of 

Fat-soluble Vitamins

200

A category of vegetarianism that includes eating eggs and dairy

Lacto-ovo-vegetarian 

200

According to the CDC, 42% of Americans are 

Obese

200
These absorb nutrients in the small intestine

Villi

300

Proteins are broken down into this.

Amino Acids

300

This vitamin is only found in animal sources

Vitamin B12
300

The term that is used when referring to foods that have been sanctioned by Islamic law

Halal

300

11.4% of the American population has this condition

Diabetes

300

Protein forms the base of many

hormones, enzymes and antibodies

400

Phospholipid that is an emulsifier 

Lecithin 

400

Iron deficiency is also known as 

Anemia 

400

A diet that models lacto-ovo-vegetarianism, with the exception of eating seafood.

Pescatarian

400

An excess of this item is often associated with Heart disease 

Cholesterol 

400

An establishment that has 20 or more locations, or makes health claims, is required by law to do this.

Provide calorie counts for menu items

500

Soda is an example of this

Empty calorie

500

Hypertension can be caused by an excess of this mineral

Sodium

500

A diet that is high in fat and protein and little to know sugar and carbs

Keto

500

A type of fat that is usually solid and also contains concentrated amounts of cholesterol

Saturated Fat

500

When the body requires calories to do basic functions such as respiration, muscle contractions, hormonal and nervous system functions, circulation etc, we call it this

Basal Metabolism