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juin [17]
2 years ago
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Please solve this for me ​

Biology
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irga5000 [103]2 years ago
3 0

Carbohydrates and Fat - Energy-giving food

Proteins- Body-building food

Vitamin and minerals- Protective food

Dietary fiber- They help in easy digestion of food

Iodine deficiency- Causes the disease called goiter

Lack of Vitamin A- Causes  loss of vision

<h3>What are Carbohydrates and fats?</h3>

Carbohydrates are the biomolecules that are present in our body and building blocks of several eating compounds(mainly sugars like starch, glycogen, etc.) These are the simplest biomolecules and are quick sources of energy.

Fat is a bit complex biomolecule that is present in our food in the form of oils and is also a component of our cell membrane.

<h3>What are vitamins and minerals?</h3>

These are the micronutrient that is required by our body for their normal functioning.

They are a kind of protective food for the proper functioning of our body parts.

<h3>What is Iodine deficiency? </h3>

Iodine deficiency occurs in our body due to a lack of vitamin D which causes goiter. To heal this deficiency doctor prescribes some vitamin d capsules and suggestion to take a sun bath.

Learn more about  Vitamins and minerals here brainly.com/question/6974286

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