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Nutrients and Nutrition

Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

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Page 1: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

Nutrients and

Nutrition

Page 2: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

• Functions– Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle– Helps to fight infection– Builds immune system– Secondary source of energy

• Sources– Meat, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Beans, Nuts group– Milk, Yogurt, Cheese

• Prevents– Weak body– Lethargy

Protein

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Page 3: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

• Functions– Primary source of energy– Aids digestion

• Sources– Fruit group– Vegetable group– Bread, Cereal, Rice, Pasta group

• Prevents– Lethargy, fatigue– Constipation

Carbohydrate

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Page 4: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

• Functions– Stores fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, K– Prevents injury to internal organs– Concentrated energy (9 Calories/gram)

• Sources– Meat, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Beans, Nuts

group– Milk, Yogurt, Cheese (if eat whole milk

products)– Fried foods, pastry, junk food

• Prevents– Loss of fat soluble vitamins

Fats

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Page 5: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

• Functions– Good eyesight– Provides antioxidants which fight cancers– Helps the skin

• Sources– Dark orange, yellow, red, green fruits and vegetables– Liver, whole milk products

• Prevents– Poor eyesight– Bad skin

Vitamin A

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• B1 (Thiamin), B2 (Riboflavin), and Niacin• Functions

– Healthy nervous system– Energy

• Sources– Meat, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Beans, Nuts group– Bread, Cereal, Rice, Pasta group– Milk, Yogurt, Cheese group

• Prevents– Beriberi, Pellagra– Faulty nervous system

B-Complex Vitamins

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• Functions– Brain functions– Particularly important for unborn babies

• Sources– Green leafy vegetables (broccoli, asparagus, etc.)– Beans

• Prevents– Brain damage/disability

Folic Acid

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Page 8: Functions –Builds and repairs body tissue and muscle –Helps to fight infection –Builds immune system –Secondary source of energy Sources –Meat, Fish,

• Function– Builds healthy gums, teeth, and bones

• Sources– Fruit group—Citrus fruits are best, and strawberries,

tomatoes– Potatoes, green leafy vegetables, peppers

• Prevents– Scurvy– Bruising

Vitamin C

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• Functions– Builds bones and teeth– Regulates heartbeat

• Sources– Milk, Yogurt, Cheese group– Green leafy vegetables

• Prevents– Osteoporosis– Weak bones/rotten teeth

Calcium

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• Functions– Builds hemoglobin (blood)

• Sources– Meat, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Beans, Nuts group

• Prevents– Anemia

Iron

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• Function– Aids the thyroid to control metabolism

• Sources– Seafood– Vegetables grown in iodine rich soil– Iodized salt

• Prevents– Goiter

Iodine

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• Functions– Important for normal skin, bones, and hair– Aids all systems in the body

• Sources– Oysters, liver, beef, wheat products, poultry, pork,

nuts, yellow cheese

• Prevents– Stunted growth– Delayed healing of

wounds

Zinc

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