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3 years ago

Which need for food is based on the body’s need for nutrients?

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katrin2010 [14]3 years ago

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Hunger signifies the need for food that is based on body’s need for nutrients.

Further Explanation:

Basal metabolic rate (BMR) - This signifies the rate of use of energy when a person’s body is at rest.

Appetite- This can be defined as desire to eat. This condition can be triggered by factors such as hunger, cravings, habits and other social and emotional factors. Even a slight sense of presence of food such as seeing or smell can trigger this response. Appetite is needed to be kept in check to avoid the diseases such as obesity and diabetes.

Hunger- This can be called as the physiological demand of the food pertaining to the low sugar level or different bodily nutrient demands. Therefore this can be termed as the process of refueling the body with required nutrients.

Nutrition- This is the science which studies the requirement of the nutrients for proper grown and development of the body. This is a basic requirement of the body as it is necessary to repair all the wear and tear of the body.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subjects: Health

Topic: Physical Fitness

Keywords:

Hunger, appetite, BMR, basal metabolic rate, nutrition, nutrient demand, body needs, hungry, food, cravings.

Ronch [10]3 years ago

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The need for food based on the body's need for nutrients, which is simply psychological desire to eat is called appetite. During this period the body will develop desire or liking for something, to some they'll feel hungry though they aren't necessarily starving but just the normal body adjustments. This effect may also trigger rumbling of the stomach. In other cases the saliva glands are triggered to produce to much saliva in the mouth, which leads to salivation.

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