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Nutrients. Science and Technology III. What is a Nutrient?. What is a Nutrient?. substances the body needs for. What is a Nutrient?. substances the body needs for energy (fuel). What is a Nutrient?. substances the body needs for energy (fuel) growth and repair.
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Nutrients Science and Technology III
What is a Nutrient? • substances the body needs for
What is a Nutrient? • substances the body needs for • energy (fuel)
What is a Nutrient? • substances the body needs for • energy (fuel) • growth and repair
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients 6 6 6 6 6 6
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates • Fats
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins • Vitamins
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins • Vitamins • Minerals
There are SIX (6) basic nutrients • Carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins • Vitamins • Minerals • Water
MICROnutrients and MACROnutrients • Micronutrients are simple, soluble nutrients, that the body can absorb and use right away
MICROnutrients and MACROnutrients • Micronutrients are simple, soluble nutrients, that the body can absorb and use right away • Macronutrients are complex molecules, that have to be digested first
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells • vitamins
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells • vitamins • minerals
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells • vitamins • minerals • water
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells • vitamins • minerals • water
MicroNutrients • Some nutrients are simple molecules that can be used directly by cells • vitamins • minerals • water
MacroNutrients • Other nutrients need to be broken down into simpler substances before they can be absorbed
MacroNutrients • Other nutrients need to be broken down into simpler substances before they can be absorbed • This is called digestion
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into:
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars • proteins
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars • proteins amino acids
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars • proteins amino acids • fats
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars • proteins amino acids • fats fatty acids and glycerol
MacroNutrients • Macronutrients Digested Into: • carbohydrates simple sugars • proteins amino acids • fats fatty acids and glycerol Macromolecules Building Blocks
How the body uses nutrients • ENERGY
How the body uses nutrients • ENERGY • carbohydrates
How the body uses nutrients • ENERGY • carbohydrates • fats
How the body uses nutrients • ENERGY • carbohydrates • fats • proteins
How the body uses nutrients • GROWTH and REPAIR
How the body uses nutrients • GROWTH and REPAIR • protein
How the body uses nutrients • GROWTH and REPAIR • protein • minerals
How the body uses nutrients • CONTROL and MAINTENANCE of body processes
How the body uses nutrients • CONTROL and MAINTENANCE of body processes • vitamins
How the body uses nutrients • CONTROL and MAINTENANCE of body processes • vitamins • minerals
How the body uses nutrients • CONTROL and MAINTENANCE of body processes • vitamins • minerals • water
How the body uses nutrients • CONTROL and MAINTENANCE of body processes • vitamins • minerals • water • fibre
What’s FIBRE ?? • Fibre is a kind of carbohydrate which cannot be digested
What’s FIBRE ?? • Fibre is a kind of carbohydrate which cannot be digested
What’s FIBRE for ?? • Fibre retains some water in the contents of the large intestine (feces)
What’s FIBRE for ?? • Fibre retains some water in the contents of the large intestine (feces) Did you really want to know that?