Across
- 2. A protein found in wheat, barley, rye, and triticale
- 4. A scale that ranks a carb-containing food or drink based on how fast it can raise blood sugar levels after consumed
- 6. Monomers that make up a fat
- 9. The body converts and calories it doesn't use right away into these/
- 10. Absorbs cholesterol in the blood and carries it back to the liver to be flushed out
- 11. Examples of this include sugars and starches
- 16. A healthy dietary fat that can lower 'bad' cholesterol and provide essential nutrients to the body
- 18. The process of obtaining food necessary for growth and staying healthy or being in good health
- 23. Usually added to a diet to provide more vitamins, minerals, amino acids, or enzymes
- 26. A dietary fat that is good for stabilizing blood sugar. Usually derived from plants
- 27. A sugar that is the body's primary source of energy
- 28. The metabolic process of breaking down food so your body can use it
- 29. Your body is able to make all of this that it needs
- 30. They help with the digestion and breakdown of certain molecules
Down
- 1. The average daily intake of fluids needed to sustain bodily functions.
- 3. Makes up most of the body's cholesterol and can raise you risk for heart disease and stroke
- 5. A sweet carbohydrate that can be used digested quickly for energy.
- 7. All types of ___ that make up a serving of food, including grams of saturated ___ and trans ___.
- 8. Can be fatal if this goes on for a long period of time
- 12. Helps in regulating fluid balance, blood pressure, and nerve and muscle function
- 13. A type of indigestible carbohydrate, usually found in plants
- 14. Can cause inflammation and increase LDLC while decreasing HDLC
- 15. A measurement for energy
- 17. Helps in the making of body tissues, and helps in immune defense and digestion.
- 19. Often considered the worst kind of fat since it significantly increases the risk of a person getting heart disease.
- 20. The total amount of food consumed by someone and what they eat
- 21. Chemical reactions in the body's cells that turn food into energy
- 22. Minerals that have an electrical charge when dissolved in fluids
- 24. The monomers of a protein
- 25. A chemical compound/macromolecule found in food
