food - Mind Map

food

The nutrients in food have three

roles. They provide materials for

growth and repair, energy to keep

your cells alive, and vital elements

and compounds to maintain the

chemical reactions in your cells.

Water accounts for 60% of your body mass.

There are also minerals in your bones and teeth, and your body contains

small amounts of carbohydrate.

nutrients

The nutrients in food have three
roles.

They provide materials for
growth and repair, energy to keep
your cells alive, and vital elements

and compounds to maintain the

chemical reactions in your cells.

Your body needs the types of
nutrients shown in the diagram

Water accounts for 60% of your body mass. The rest is mostly protein and
fat

water and mineral

Water accounts for 60% of your body mass. The rest is mostly protein and
fat.

There are also minerals in your bones and teeth, and your body contains

They provide materials for
growth and repair, energy to keep
your cells alive

Fact = Eating the right food can keep you healthy
and energetic.

They all contain
a nutrient called starch. Starch is
a carbohydrate. Most fruits and

vegetables are full of carbohydrates

a nutrient called starch. Starch is

a carbohydrate. Most fruits and

vegetables are full of carbohydrates

Cereals such as wheat and rice, beans,
potatoes, and bananas are packed
with energy and easy to grow.

sugar and Carbohydrates

Ripe fruits taste sweet. They contain

sugars such as glucose. These are

carbohydrates too.

Simple sugars such as glucose don’t need to be digested –
they pass straight from your small intestine into your blood unchanged.

Protein

meat protein

Meat is muscle so it contains a lot of protein.

Protein is also found in fish, eggs, nuts,

beans, and foods made from milk.

It shows you some key nutrients that impact your health

cell

Cells use substance from food

to build the proteins they need

Other proteins organise

the chemical reactions in your cells. Your

genes include recipes for making thousands

of different proteins.

Proteins are more
complicated than starch. They are made
from 20 different components called

amino acids.

Fat

Fats are an important source of energy, like carbohydrates. They are also used
for building cells.

The membrane of every cell is made of fat

Nerves use extra
fat as insulation. Fat cells (page 44) protect vital organs such as your heart,
and reduce heat loss from your skin. They can also expand to store excess
food for later.

there is two types of molecule glycerol and fatty acids. Each
glycerol molecule is joined to three fatty acids. There are many different
fatty acids and they determine the properties and energy content of each
type of fat.

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