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Title: Fats: the high powered nutrient


1
Fats the high powered nutrient
  • 1 Gram of Fat contains 9 calories of Energy per
    gram!
  • Thats over twice as much as Carbohydrates and
    Proteins!

2
What do Fats do for us?
  • Fats are used for stored energy (mostly
  • during exercise!)
  • Body Insulation- Keeps us warm!
  • Padding- Keeps us comfortable!
  • Stores Vitamins (fat soluble)
  • Production of Hormones

3
Fat in the body! (unused fats)
4
What are the types of Fat?
  • Saturated fats are usually found in animal
    products, but can also be contained in certain
    oils (coconut, palm)

5
Trans Fats can be found in
  • cakes, cookies, crackers, pies, bread, etc.
  • Trans fat is made when manufacturers add hydrogen
    to vegetable oil--a process called hydrogenation.
  • Hydrogenation increases the shelf life and flavor
    stability of foods containing these fats.

6
Cholesterol Good (HDL) Bad (LDL)
  • Egg, yolk, Chicken, brain, dairy products
    liver

HDL seem to protect against heart attack.
7
How does High Cholesterol Clog Arteries?
LDL The Loser!
HDL The Hero!
8
Mono Poly
  • Mono-unsaturated (missing one hydrogen atom) fats
    are usually found in plant products such as
    cooking oils and nuts

Salmon-Omega 3 source (fish)
Polyunsaturated (missing more than one hydrogen
atom) fats are usually found in fish and oils!
9
When cooking
10
Too much fat leads to
  • Heart Disease- Clogged Arteries,
  • overworked heart
  • Cancer- increased risk, especially with high
    intake of trans-fatty acids.
  • Obesity- When we dont use it, it stores it.

11
Not enough fat leads to
  • Eating disorders
  • Lack of development (especially at young ages)
  • Fatigue

12
Healthy Advice for Fats
  • Limit your fats to 30 of your daily
  • caloric intake
  • Reduce intake of fats overall, but limit
  • saturated fats to 1/3 of all fats consumed
  • Trim visible fat from meats and
  • Reduce the use of butter, dressings, and oils

13
Half sheet Quiz
  1. T or F HDL is the BAD form of Cholesterol.
  2. T or F Fat helps keep the body warm.
  3. T or F Monounsaturated fats are missing more than
    one hydrogen atom.
  4. T or F Hydrogenation increases the shelf life,
    flavor and stability of foods.
  5. T or F Coconut oil is the best oil to cook with.

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Quiz Answers
  • F--HDL is the BAD form of Cholesterol.
  • T--Fat helps keep the body warm.
  • F--Monounsaturated fats are missing more than one
    hydrogen atom.
  • T--Hydrogenation increases the shelf life, flavor
    and stability of foods.
  • F--Coconut oil is the best oil to cook with.
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