________ refers to the food intake, which is the key to any level of physical conditioning.
Nutrition
________- (most commonly called fats) oils, butter, margarine, nuts, seed, avocados and olives.
LIPIDS
________ and D are not stored in the tissue so that a daily intake of these foods should be practiced.
Vitamin C
They aid ________, regulate temperature and help carry nutrients throughout the body.
digestion
________- sodium, calcium, iron, iodine magnesium, etc.
MINERALS
They protect the internal organs and provide essential fatty acids, nut they are relatively inefficient in the ________.
production of energy
________- These are the building blocks of the body as they build and repair body tissues.
PROTEIN RICH FOODS
________- Fats are needed for body lubrication and insulation.
FAT RICH FOODS
It refers to the substance in food that provides structural or ________ or energy to the body.
functional components
________ are nutritionally better than animal fats.
Vegetables fats
________ are meat, fish, poultry, beans, milk and eggs.
Sources of protein
These are the energy giving food
CARBOHYDRATE
These are the building blocks of the body as they build and repair body tissues
PROTEIN-RICH FOODS
Fats are needed for body lubrication and insulation
FAT-RICH FOODS
These are body regulator f metabolic processes
VITAMIN AND MINERAL-RICH FOODS
meat, dairy, legumes, nuts, seafoods and eggs
PROTEIN
pasta, rice, cereals, breads, potatoes, milk, fruit, sugar
CARBOHYDRATES
(most commonly called fats) oils, butter, margarine, nuts, seed, avocados and olives
LIPIDS
sodium, calcium, iron, iodine magnesium, etc
MINERALS
as a beverage and a component of many foods, especially vegetables and fruits
WATER
108 = 116 lbs
Height is 54 or 64 inches 64 x 3.5 = 224