Macronutrients provide us the energy to live, move, and function. Evaluate the sentence above, reviewing how Bioenergetics works (i.e., food energy production). Explore energy source, transfer, utilization, and storage including micronutrients and water.

Macronutrients provide us the energy to live, move, and function. Evaluate the sentence above, reviewing how Bioenergetics works (i.e., food energy production). Explore energy source, transfer, utilization, and storage including micronutrients and water.

Nutrition Now

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ISBN:9781337415408

Author:Brown

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Chapter6: Healthy Dietary Patterns, Dietary Guidelines, Myplate, And More

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