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Composition of fats

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Fats are made up of one glycerol and three fatty acids which is in the shape of an E.

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Elemental composition of fats

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Fats contain the elements carbon,hydrogen and oxygen.

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Sources of fats

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Functions of fats

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Classification of fats

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Saturated fats come mainly from animal sources.

Unsaturated fats come from plant and marine (fish) sources.

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Digestive system

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The fatty acids are separated from the glycerol during digestion.

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Sources of saturated fats

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Butter,meat,milk and cream,cheese and eggs

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Functions of fats

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Fat contains the elements a,d,e and k because the vitamins dissolve in fat
Fats protect delicate organs such as kidneys and nerves.
Fat provided heat and energy.

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Sources of unsaturated fats

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Sunflower oil,olive oil,nuts,seeds,fish oils and oily fish.

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Composition of carbohydrates

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Carbohydrates are made up of simple sugars for example glucose which are joined together to form starch.

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Elemental composition of carbohydrates

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Carbohydrates contain the elements carbon,hydrogen and oxygen.
During digestion the simple sugars are separated.

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Classification of carbohydrates

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Carbohydrates are divided into three groups.

Sugars, starches and dietary fibre.

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Functions of carbohydrates

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Sugars and starchy foods provide heat and energy.
Fibre helps the movement of food through the body.
Fibre gives a feeling of fullness.

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Sources of sugars

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Fruit,milk,soft drinks,jam,honey,ice-cream and sugar.

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Sources of starches

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Cereals,potatoes,root vegetables,pulse vegetables

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Sources of dietary fibre

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Vegetables,fruit,brown rice,brown bread

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Fibre

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When we eat fibre it absorbs water and becomes bulky. As it moves through the digestive tracks it causes a muscular movement called peri stalsis. This causes any waste food to be pushed through the body and prevents illnesses.

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Sources of fibre

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Whole grain rice , pasta , bread, vegetables, fruit

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RDA of fibre

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30g for an average person.