1.what are nutrients? where do nutrients come from? 2.what are the short-term and long-term...
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SCIENCE 10-4: NUTRITION
QUESTIONS YOU WILL ANSWER:
1. What are nutrients? Where do nutrients come from?
2. What are the short-term and long-term consequences of too many or too few nutrients?
3. How can individuals make healthy eating and lifestyle choices
WHAT ARE NUTRIENTS?• Nutrients are substances found in food• Nutrients provide nourishment to your body• 6 main types of nutrients:
– carbohydrates– fats– proteins– vitamins– minerals– water BrainPOP: nutrition
• Nourishment and energy contained in food helps the body to keep cells, tissues and organs healthy.
• In order to stay healthy, animals must consume a mixture of foods and drinks that supply enough nourishment and energy to their bodies.
ROLES & SOURCES OF NUTRIENTS
CARBOHYDRATES• Sugars and starches are
the main source of energy for the body
Sources:– rice, bread, cereal, potatoes,
pasta
FATS• Stored in the body as
energy source when carbohydrates are in short supply
Sources:– red meat, dairy, nuts, oils
ROLES & SOURCES OF NUTRIENTS
PROTEINS• Build and repair body
tissue
Sources:– meat, eggs, dairy, beans,
nuts
VITAMINS• Help carry out life
functions like growth and reproduction
Sources:– fruits and vegetables
ROLES & SOURCES OF NUTRIENTS
MINERALS• Important to strong bones
and teeth. Also help carry out life functions
Sources:– dairy, fruits and vegetables
WATER• Helps carry out life functions,
moves nutrients and waste products
Sources:– beverages, foods high in water
like fruits and vegetables
MALNUTRITION
• Malnutrition occurs when nutrients are missing from a diet.
• Can occur when people:–eat too little–make poor eating choices
DIETS
• “Diet” refers to the amount and type of food you eat.
• A mixed diet contains a wide variety of foods:– grain products– fruits & vegetables– milk products– meat & meat alternatives
DIETS
• A vegetarian diet lacks meat products• Vegetarian diets:
–high in fibre–low in fat–may lack vitamins–may lack calcium
DIETS
• A “fad diet” refers to a current diet craze• Fad diets usually involve weight loss• Examples:
–cabbage soup diet–grapefruit diet–Atkins diet–Caveman diet
Caveman Diet
CANADA'S FOOD GUIDE
• Canada’s Food Guide helps Canadians make healthy choices
• Five guidelines:– Eat a variety of foods– Eat whole grains, fruits
and vegetables– Chose low fat foods– Participate in physical activity– Limit salt, sugar, alcohol
and caffeine intake
Canada’s Food Guide
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