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4 Glossary acid – a sour substance found in Vitamin C and in many fruits and vegetables calcium – a mineral found in dairy products carbohydrates – nutrients that supply energy chemicals – minerals and vitamins dairy products – foods that come from milk dumplings – dough filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables iodine – a mineral associated with the thyroid gland iron – a mineral that helps form blood cells liver – an body organ that helps change substances found in the blood magnesium – a mineral found in fruits and whole-grain cereals minerals – chemicals such as iron, calcium, and sodium nutrients – chemicals found in food nutrition – the study of chemicals in food and how they help the body oyster – a shellfish often eaten as food by humans preserve – to keep fresh proteins – nutrients that build and repair body parts Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) – the amount of each vitamin and mineral a person needs each day to stay healthy sodium – a mineral that is important for muscle contractions and nerve messages squash – a yellow or green vegetable starches – carbohydrates tissues - muscles, bones, and skin vitamins – chemicals that help the body grow and stay healthy yogurt – a dairy product, often sweetened or flavored with fruit
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