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What is Enrichment??
Enrichment is a common practice to help address nutrient deficiencies in the general population and to improve the overall quality of processed food. It is the process of adding back specific vitamins and minerals that were lost during food processing.
Examples of added vitamins vitamins and minerals in enriched foods include
- Iron
- Thiamine
- Niacin
- Riboflavin
- Folic acid.
These nutrients are added to food because they are considered essential for good health and they play important role in the body such as,
- Helping to produce energy.
- Maintaining a healthy immune system.
- Support brain function.
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- What are essential nutrients? Describe their categories.Which of the following nutrients provide 4 calories per gram? 1) Carbohydrate and fat 2) Fat and protein 3) Carbohydrate and protein 4) Alcohol and proteinName the basic classes of foods that serve mainly as (a) fuels and (b) structural and functional components.
- In the context of nutrition, what does “essential” mean?According to the Dietary Guidelines, about 3/4 of the American population has an eating pattern that is low in which food groups? Which food groups do Americans consume an excess of?What is the difference between foods containing complete proteins and those containing incomplete proteins?
