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* Humans are 2/3 water | |||
* Water is best for hydration, but any calorie-free, non-caffeinated, non-alcoholic fluid can work | |||
** Caffeine and alcohol function as diuretics | |||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
Basics of Nutrition[edit | edit source]
Macronutrients[edit | edit source]
Macronutrients provide calories or energy to the body. Their function is to promote:
- cellular growth
- metabolism
- maintenance of normal bodily functions
Macronutrients are necessary in large amounts to provide a full and proper effect. The three types of macronutrients are:
- carbohydrates
- proteins
- fats
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Micronutrients[edit | edit source]
Micronutrients are essential, but we need these in smaller amounts. Micronutrients are necessary for cell growth and function. The human body can not produce micronutrients so it must be consumed.
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Water[edit | edit source]
- Humans are 2/3 water
- Water is best for hydration, but any calorie-free, non-caffeinated, non-alcoholic fluid can work
- Caffeine and alcohol function as diuretics
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