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What are nutrients?

• Substances necessary for the body obtained from food

• Substances necessary for the body obtained from the sun

• Substances necessary for the body obtained from the air

• Substances necessary for the body obtained from water

What is hydration?

• The process of providing an adequate amount of medication to the body tissues

• The process of providing an adequate amount of oxygen to the body tissues

• The process of providing an adequate amount of food to the body tissues

• The process of providing an adequate amount of fluids to the body tissues

What is metabolism?

• The chemical processes that occur in a living organism to maintain life

• The physical processes that occur in a living organism to maintain life

• The mental processes that occur in a living organism to maintain life

• The emotional processes that occur in a living organism to maintain life

What does cardiovascular mean?

• Related to the kidneys and the excretory system

• Related to the heart and blood vessels

• Related to the liver and the digestive system

• Related to the lungs and the respiratory system

What are allergens?

• Substances that strengthen muscles

• Substances that improve memory

• Substances that improve vision

• Substances that can cause an allergic reaction

What are antioxidants?

• Substances that increase the risk of cancer

• Substances that cause heart diseases

• Substances that protect cells against free radicals

• Substances that accelerate cellular aging

What is cholesterol?

• A protein substance in the blood

• A substance that is not present in the body

• A substance necessary for normal body function

• A substance that does not cause health problems

What is diabetes?

• A disease that affects only muscles

• A disease that affects only bones

• A disease that affects only skin

• A disease that affects the metabolism of carbohydrates and blood glucose levels

What is obesity?

• A condition characterized by an excess of body fat that increases the risk of health problems

• A condition characterized by a lack of muscle

• A condition characterized by a lack of body fat

• A condition characterized by an excess of muscle

What are vitamins?

• Non-essential organic compounds for growth and nutrition

• Non-essential inorganic compounds for growth and nutrition

• Essential organic compounds for growth and nutrition

• Essential inorganic compounds for growth and nutrition