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- Relationships
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- Income
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## Physiological Composition
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The proportions present in males and females varies, but between 50 and 70% by weight of the body is composed of water.
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# Definitions
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| Term | Definition |
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| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| Nutrients | The life sustaining substances found in food. Necessary for growth, maintenance, and repair. |
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| Nutrition | The study of how nutrients affect our body. |
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| Diet | A person's usual pattern of food choices. Everyone has a diet, and you don't begin and end diets, you just make changes to your existing diet. |
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| Lipid | Fat |
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| Lipid | Fats and oils. |
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| Organic | An organic substance contains *carbon*, and can be degraded. |
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| Essential nutrient | A nutrient is considered *essential* if it *must* be supplied by food, because the body cannot create it in sufficient quantities. If an essential nutrient is missing, it results in a *deficiency disease*. |
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| Deficiency disease | A deficiency disease occurs when an essential nutrient is missing. Examples include anemia (iron) and scurvy (vitamin c) |
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