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What are the main biological molecules needed for a healthy diet?
Carbohydrates
,
lipids
, proteins,
vitamins
,
minerals
, fibre,
water
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Why is it important to have a mix of nutrients in foods?
Foods contain a
variety
of nutrients, not just one
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How many calories are in 100 grams of wholemeal bread?
About
250
calories
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What nutrients does 100 grams of wholemeal bread contain?
41g
carbohydrates
,
13g
protein
, 3g
fat
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What are the main nutrient groups that make up our diet?
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
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Where are carbohydrates primarily found?
In
starchy
foods like
bread
and
pasta
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What is the main reason we need carbohydrates?
As an
energy source
for
chemical reactions
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What are lipids commonly referred to as?
Fats
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What is the difference between fats and oils?
Fats are solid, oils are liquid at
room temperature
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Where can lipids be found?
In
oily fish
,
nuts
, seeds, dairy, avocados
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What is the main role of lipids?
To provide
energy
and store it
long-term
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What foods are rich in proteins?
Nuts, seeds, meat, fish,
legumes
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What are proteins considered to be in the body?
Building blocks
for growth and repair
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When can proteins be used for energy?
In emergencies when
carbohydrates
are low
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What are the key differences between vitamins and minerals?
Vitamins:
Organic
molecules made by living organisms
Minerals:
Inorganic
, simpler molecules
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What is vitamin A important for?
Good
vision
and healthy
skin
and hair
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Where can you get vitamin C from?
Fruits and vegetables, especially
citrus
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What disease does vitamin C prevent?
Scurvy
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How can the body obtain vitamin D?
From
sunlight
and
certain foods
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What is the main purpose of vitamin D?
To help absorb
calcium
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What is calcium important for?
Strong bones
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What condition can result from insufficient calcium?
Rickets
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What is iron essential for?
Transporting oxygen in
hemoglobin
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What condition can arise from iron deficiency?
Anemia
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What is fiber classified as?
A type of
carbohydrate
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What is the role of fiber in the diet?
Helps food move through
intestines
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Where can fiber be found?
Wholemeal
foods, fruits, and vegetables
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What is the primary source of water for the body?
Drinks
and most
foods
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Why is water important for the body?
It is essential for
chemical reactions
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What percentage of the human body is made of water?
About
70%
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How do we lose water from our bodies?
By
breathing
,
sweating
, and urinating
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description
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What is available in the playlist for this subject?
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