Evaluate the sources and importance of fiber-rich foods in the diet by completing each statement. Not all choices will be used. fiber Refined grain products are nutritionally poor compared to bloodstream products. cholesterol During refinement, removed from grains, so that primarily and vitamins and minerals are nutrient remains. constipation for humans because it Technically, fiber is not a(n) cannot be digested into small molecules that enter the monosaccharide whole-grain Insoluble fiber is an indigestible movement in the large intestine, preventing and it stimulates starch carbohydrate Soluble fiber combines with bile salts and in the small intestine and prevents them from being absorbed, which may protect against heart disease.

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Evaluate the sources and importance of fiber-rich foods in the diet by completing each statement. Not all choices will be used.
fiber
Refined grain products are nutritionally poor compared to
bloodstream
products.
cholesterol
and vitamins and minerals are
During refinement,
removed from grains, so that primarily
nutrient
remains.
constipation
Technically, fiber is not a(n)
cannot be digested into small molecules that enter the
for humans because it
monosaccharide
whole-grain
Insoluble fiber is an indigestible
movement in the large intestine, preventing
and it stimulates
starch
carbohydrate
Soluble fiber combines with bile salts and
in
mall
intestine and prevents them from being absorbed, which may protect
against heart disease.
Transcribed Image Text:Evaluate the sources and importance of fiber-rich foods in the diet by completing each statement. Not all choices will be used. fiber Refined grain products are nutritionally poor compared to bloodstream products. cholesterol and vitamins and minerals are During refinement, removed from grains, so that primarily nutrient remains. constipation Technically, fiber is not a(n) cannot be digested into small molecules that enter the for humans because it monosaccharide whole-grain Insoluble fiber is an indigestible movement in the large intestine, preventing and it stimulates starch carbohydrate Soluble fiber combines with bile salts and in mall intestine and prevents them from being absorbed, which may protect against heart disease.
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