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What are Enzymes
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What are the main biological molecules or nutrients needed for a healthy balanced diet?
Carbohydrates
,
lipids
, proteins, vitamins, minerals, fiber, and water
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What is the significance of the mix of nutrients in foods?
Foods typically contain a mix of
different
nutrients
Example: 100 grams of wholemeal bread contains
carbohydrates
, protein, fat,
fiber
, vitamins, and minerals
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How many calories are in 100 grams of wholemeal bread?
About
250
calories
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What is the primary role of carbohydrates in our diet?
To provide
energy
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Which foods are rich in carbohydrates?
Starchy
foods like bread,
pasta
, and potatoes, as well as fruits and vegetables
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What are lipids commonly referred to as in everyday life?
Fats
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What is the difference between fats and oils?
Fats are
solid
at room temperature, while oils are
liquid
at room temperature
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What are the main sources of lipids in our diet?
Oily fish
, nuts, seeds, dairy products, and
avocados
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What is the role of proteins in the body?
To
grow
and
repair damaged
tissue
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Which foods are high in protein?
Nuts
, seeds,
meat
, fish, and legumes
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What are vitamins and minerals needed in, and what is the key difference between them?
Needed in small amounts; vitamins are
organic
, while minerals are
inorganic
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What is vitamin A important for?
Good
vision
and healthy skin and
hair
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Which foods are sources of vitamin C?
Fruits
and vegetables, particularly
citrus fruits
like oranges
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What disease can be prevented by adequate vitamin C intake?
Scurvy
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How can the body obtain vitamin D?
Through
sunlight exposure
and
foods
like eggs and oily fish
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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 intake or absorption?
Rickets
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What is iron important for in the body?
It is a component of
hemoglobin
, which transports
oxygen
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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?
To help
food
move through the
intestines
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Where
can fiber be found
?
In wholemeal foods
, fruits,
and vegetables
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Why is water essential for the body?
It is needed for
chemical reactions
and makes up a
large
part of the body
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What percentage of the human body is made up 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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What are the key features of the learning platform mentioned in the video?
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