chapter 5 pt 1 Flashcards
fats are a chief storage form of energy from excess food
adipose tissue(secretes hormones)
fat storage efficiency
purposes of fat
shock absorbed and insulators
cell membranes
transport vitamins and phytochemicals
raw material(hormones, bile, vitamin D)
fats are a concentrated calorie source
lots of energy in small packagesfa
fat-soluble nutrients
vitamins
essential fatty acids
sensory qualities of fat
aromas
flavors
tenderness
small amounts of fat stimulate
appetite, encouraging food intake
large amounts of fat
give feelings of fullness
95% of all lipids in foods and us
triglycerides
adequate amounts of lipids are necessary to
supply energy and raw material to meet body needs
consumption of excessive amounts of lipids and/or consumption of certain types of lipids can
increase risk of certain types of illness and disease
three classes of lipids
triglycerides
phospholipids
sterols
triglycerides are
three fatty acids attached to a glycerol molecule
fatty acids provide
9 cals per gram
saturated fatty acids means
hydrogen atoms
types of unsaturated fatty acids
monounsaturated
polyunsaturated