Nutrition Flashcards
nutrients in food do what? (GRM of food)
growth, maintenance, and repair of the body
Chronic diseases have a connection to…
poor diet
cells need…(NEO W)
energy, oxygen, nutrients, water
how do hormones affect nutrition?
Regulating hunger and affecting appetite
– Carrying messages to digestive system
– Regulating blood glucose levels
• Pancreas (a gland) secretes insulin (a hormone)
• Pancreas also secretes glucagon (another hormone)
what organs contain enyzmes (PLSSS no enzymes)
– Salivary glands – Stomach – Pancreas – Liver – Small intestine
Protein digestion begins in
the stomach
DRI
set of 4 nutrient intake values
RDA (99% is rad)
nutrient intake goal for individuals 98%
AI
recommended average based on healthy ppl in certain stage of life, gender, etc.
EAR
estimated average requirements - daily intake to meet half of all ppl
AMDR
acceptable macronutrient distribution range - values for carbs, fat and proteins expressed as a percentage of total calorie intake
packaged food must contain
The common name of the product.
– The name and address of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor .
– The net contents in terms of weight, measure, or count.
– The nutrient contents of the product (Nutrition Facts
panel).
– The ingredients, in descending order of predominance by weight.