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HUMAN NUTRITION

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What is the difference?

FEEDING NUTRITION

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Amylase

StarchGlucose

Protease

ProteinAmino Acids

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Glycero

l

Fatty Acid

Fatty Acid

Fatty Acid

Glycerol

Fatty Acid

Fatty Acid

Fatty Acid

Lipase

Fat Fatty Acids and Glycerol

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NUTRIENTS

Nutrients are substances that our body needs to grow and carry out the three vital functions. We obtain them from food.

1) Organic: glucids, lipids, proteins, vitamins.

2) Inorganic: water, mineral salts.

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SUGARS• Give us energy and make up structures.

– Simple: sweet and crystalline, soluble in water.They can be used directly.Ex. Glucose, Lactose.

– Complex: neither sweet nor crystaline. Made of many simple sugar molecules joined together. They must be broken down for using them.Ex. Starch, Cellulose.

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LIPIDS

• Insoluble in water. Oily appearence.• They store energy and make up structures.

• Three types:– Fats: Saturated / Insaturated.– Regulatory Lipids.– Membrane Lipids.

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PROTEINS

• Made up of simple molecules called Amino Acids (20).

• Carry out different functions:

– Antibodies.– Haemoglobin.– Keratine.

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VITAMINS

• Can be lipids or glucids.• Vital for the correct functioning of the body.• They are needed in very small quantities.• They can be easily destroyed by heat, light

and oxygen.• 2 types:– Liposoluble.– Hydrosoluble.

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MINERAL SALTS

• Make up structures, carry out chemical reactions, trasmit the nervous impulse.

• Present in fruits, vegetables and water.

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WATER

• 65% of our body mass.• Solvent, transports substances, regulates

temperature, medium for chemical reactions.• 2,5 litres per day.

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APORTES ENERGÉTICOS

Lípidos: 9 Kcal/grGlúcidos: 4 Kcal/grProteínas: 4 Kcal/gr

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NECESIDADES ENERGÉTICAS

- Hombres: 2500 Kcal/día.- Mujeres: 2200 Kcal/día.

Dependiendo de:- Edad.- Actividad física.- Estado de salud.

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FOOD GROUPS

1. Energetic Food.2. Regulatory Food.3. Structural Food.

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DIETSA diet refes¡rs to the quantity and type of food we consume daily. To have a balanced diet:

- Several times a day.- Variety.- Fresh food.- Unsaturated fats.- Reduce saturated fats.- Fibre-rich food.

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THE FOOD PYRAMID

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ENFERMEDADES DE ORIGEN ALIMENTARIO

• Malnutrición: desnutrición / sobrenutrición.• Intoxicaciones alimentarias.

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FOOD STORAGE AND HANDLING

• Preservation by Cold: reproductive speed is reduced. Refrigeration or Freezing.

• Preservation by Dehydration: eliminate water from food. It stops the development of microorganisms.

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• Preservation by Heating: heat kills microorganisms:

– Pasteurization: up to < 100 ºC a few seconds cool down quickly. Needs preservation.

– Sterilization: > 100 ºC. More lasting preservation.

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• Preservation by Substances Addition: incorporation of different substances into the food to stop microorganisms’ development.

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ADITIVOS ALIMENTARIOS

Son sustancias que se añaden a los alimentos para prolongar su conservación o mejorar sus propiedades. Tipos:

- Colorantes.- Conservantes.- Antioxidantes.- Edulcorantes.- Potenciadores del sabor.- Espesantes, gelificantes…