Quarter 2: lesson 1 Flashcards

1
Q

is need for teeth

and bone

development.

Sources: Diary and non
dairy-product, leafy
vegetable, tofu, cheese,
yogurt, salamon, and milk

A

CALCIUM

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1
Q

is important in forming
hemoglobin, which carries oxygen
in the body.

Sources: Fruits, nuts, dark green
and leafy vegetables. cereal and
whole grain enrich bread. The
best iron sources are red meat,
chicken, egg yolk, liver and fish

A

Iron

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2
Q

is the building
block of muscles, bone,
hair, and nails.

Sources: Lean meat,
poultry, fish, dairy
products like milk, yogurt,
seeds, cheese, and nuts

A

Protein

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3
Q

is an important micro
nutrients for cell division and

protein synthesis.

Sources: Beef, pork, chicken,
clams, and crab meat, etc.

A

Zinc

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4
Q

Aids the body in depositing calcium in bones.

A

Vitamin D:

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5
Q

Disables production of free radicals in tissue.

A

Vitamin E:

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6
Q

Transports nutrients for better bone health.

A

Potassium:

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7
Q

Helps with the feeling full and prevents
constipation.

A

Fiber:

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8
Q

Is about feeling great,
having more energy and stabilizing your
mood. A healthy diet is the foundation of
good health

A

Healthy Eating

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9
Q

are subtances in food the your
body needs to grow, repair itself and supply
you with energy.

A

Nutrients

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