Biology
- Created by: Georgina Barker
- Created on: 12-05-13 12:30
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- diet and excercise
- obesity and related diseases
- 1.high blood pressure
- high blood pressure in the arteries in the brain can burst and cause brain damage
- 4.arthritus
- too much weight on the joints can increase the risk of them getting inflamed or worn down
- 2.diabetes
- liver cells cannot control blood glucose levels
- 3.heart disease
- increases the rick of having a heart attack
- 1.high blood pressure
- coronary heart disease
- CHD is when the supply of blood to the heart is restricted. it can cause pain, heart attacks and death.
- blood vessels marrow as you age, from smoking and/or when fatty deposits form on the lining of the vessels.
- Obesity and a diet high in cholesterol can increase the risk of CHD
- coronary blood vessels supply he heart muscles with oxygen and nutrients which are needed for respiration
- CHD is when the supply of blood to the heart is restricted. it can cause pain, heart attacks and death.
- food group
- carbohydrate
- for energy
- fat
- for insulation
- protein
- for growth and repair
- carbohydrate
- Body mass index
- BMI=mass(kg)/height squared(cm)
- a healthy BMI is between 18.5 and 25
- BMI=mass(kg)/height squared(cm)
- vitamins
- vitamin a
- vision becomes impaired
- vitamin c
- immune system becomes more susceptible to viruses
- vitamin d
- bones and teeth become weaker
- vitamin a
- other
- fibre
- to aid excretion
- water
- hydration
- fibre
- minerals
- calcium
- bones and teeth become weaker
- iodine
- it can affect your metabolic rate
- iron
- you get tired
- calcium
- balanced diet
- 1. meat, fish, dairy and nut products contain a lot of protein, minerals and fat
- to get a balanced diet you should eat food from each group everyday
- 3. Cereals, bread, rice and pasta contain a lot of STARCH- a carbohydrate
- 2.fruit and vegetables contain a lot of vitamins, minerals and fibre
- obesity and related diseases
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