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newyorker26

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After you eat an energy-yielding nutrient, cells in your body transfer the energy that it contains into a special substance called__________.
 A) blood sugar
  B) adenosine triphosphate
  C) zoochemical
  D) super food

Question 2

One of the differences between nonessential nutrients and functional foods is that unlike nonessential nutrients, functional foods:
 A) regulate the usual body functions.
  B) are synthesized by the body whenever there is a requirement.
  C) promote optimal health beyond the body's basic nutritional needs.
  D) are essential for providing energy for basic body functions.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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