Nutrition

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A macronutrient that has greatest affect on insulin complex sugar
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Acronym used to remember which vitamins are fat soluble
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Compound that provides nourishment to the body
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The first meal after a period of fasting
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Hormone produced by the pancreas to help regulate blood sugar levels by removing excess glucose from the blood stream
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Chemical messengers that coordinate bodily functions
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Dietary macronutrient for building, repairing and maintaining muscle and body tissue. Has moderate affect on insulin levels
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A potential unit of heat energy from food
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Does not consume any animal byproducts
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Consumes animal meat and animal byproducts
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Vitamins and minerals essential to the body in small amounts that are not a main energy source
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largely plant-based diet, including fruits, vegetables, grains, and nuts, while also eating fish and seafood
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The body's creation of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources
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Plant based diet, but may consume animal byproducts
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Macronutrient that has lowest affect on insulin
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Nutrients needed in large amounts to help the body produce energy(Proteins, Fats, and Carbohydrates)
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Eats both plant and animal products
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The science or practice of the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease. Hippocrates is considered the father of this modern practice.