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Basic Nutrition

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CalorieUnits for measuring energy contained in food and the energy used when someone is active.
CarbohydratesThe nutrients that provide the body with most of its energy.
FiberPlant material that does not break down during digestion.
NutrientsSubstances that are found in food and keep the body in good working order.
ProteinsNutrients used to build, maintain, and repair body tissues.
AntioxidantsHelp to protect your body from cell damage that can lead to health problems.
Thiamin and NiacinB vitamins that help in energy production and maintain healthy nerves.
Vitamin CFound in fruits and vegetables. Helps increase resistance to infection, maintain healthy gums and teeth, helps wounds heal, and helps keep blood vesssels healthy.
Vitamin APromotes growth, healthy hair and skin, helps eyes adjust to darkness, and helps body resist infections.
Vitamin DHelps build strong bones and teeth and helps enhance calcium absorption.
Folate (Folic Acid)Helps build red blood cells, may help protect against heart disease, and prevent birth defects.
Vitamin EHelps form red blood cells amd muscles, protects other nutirents from damage.
Vitamin KHelps blood to clot
CalciumBuilds and renews bones and teeth; regulates heartbeat, muscles, and nerves.
PhosphorusBuilds and renews bones and teeth; helps in energy production.
MagnesiumBuilds and renews bone, helps nerves and muscles work properly.
Sodium, Chloride, PotassiumHelps maintain the body's balance of fluid; helps with muscle and nerve actions.
IronHelps build and renew hemoglobin to carry oxygen to the cells.
ZincHelps heal wounds and form blood; helps in growth and maintenance of body tissue.
FluorideHelps prevent tooth decay by strenghtening teeth.
PhytochemicalsSubstances that help improve your body's immunity and fight diseases such as cancer and heart disease.
FatAn essential nutirent that is used to store energy, help regulate body temperature, keep skin smooth, and nervous system working properly.
CholesterolA waxy substance that is found in the bloodstream and every cell in the body. If it builds up in the walls of the arteries, the blood and oxygen can not reach the heart.

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