The
Healthy Eating - the building
blocks of proteins
Protein is the main component of muscles, organs
and glands. Every living cell and all body fluids, except bile
and urine proteins. The cells of muscles, tendons and ligaments
hold proteins. Children and adolescents require protein for
growth and development.
Proteins are considered important and not necessarily of
proteins or amino acids. The human body requires approximately
20 amino acids for protein synthesis.
The body may lead to the 13 amino acids - these are not
necessarily known amino acids. Not necessarily, because the
body can not and must be obtained from the diet. Before the 9
essential amino acids, which are obtained from food and not the
body.
If the protein in sufficient quantities of food of essential
amino acids, is a complete protein. If the protein in a food
does not offer all the essential amino acids, is an incomplete
protein.
The meat and other animal products, the protein completely.
These include beef, lamb, pork, poultry, fish, shellfish, eggs,
milk and dairy products.
Protein foods (like cereals, fruits and vegetables) are low,
incomplete protein or lack of essential amino acids. This food
as a protein is incomplete.
Vegetable proteins can be used in combination with all the
essential amino acids and proteins fully. Examples of the
combination of plant proteins are complete rice and beans,
milk, maize and wheat and corn beans.Your a aaproximate intake
of proteins (for the person that physical activity should be a
2 ½ grams per kilogram of body weight.
The idea here is that the protein in a five to six small meals
per day. Take your weight and the distribution of five or six.
This is the number of grams of protein per meal.
1 g protein = 4 calories
You should carefully lean cuts of beef, milk is not easy in the
pork and cheese.
Fats
Fats are necessary for the proper functioning of the
digestive system, brain function, assimilation of vitamins
and minerals and healthy cells, skin and hair.
Artery clogging fats increase blood cholesterol levels of
saturated fat and trans fat.
Trans fats should be avoided.
Saturated fat, mainly of animal origin such as meat and
dairy products. Trans fat comes from hydrogenated vegetable
oils such as margarine and vegetable shortening.
A heart healthy fat is unsaturated fat, generally found in
vegetables. This type of monounsaturated fat and includes
both polyunsaturated fatty acids. Monounsaturated fat in
olive oil, canola oil and peanut.
This type of fat is considered the most healthy for the
heart and body. Lawyers and nuts also contain
monounsaturated fat. Polyunsaturated fatty acids are found
in soybeans, corn, safflower, sunflower oils and
1 gram of fat = 9 calories
You must eat to EFA or essential fatty acids. Omega
3-6-9.
The best sources of omega-3 years are fish, especially
salmon and herring, seeds and nuts, almonds and walnuts are
the best raw.
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