GCSE Home Economics
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1. Reference Nutrient Intake (Rni)

2. Saturated Fat

3. Carbohydrates

4. Metabolism

5. Physical Activity Level

6. From Nine Months

7. Tooth Decay

8. Unhealthy Diet

9. 5 A Day Campaign

10. Calcium

11. It Is More Difficult For The Body To Absorb Some Nutrients In Old Age

12. - Carbohydrates - For Energy

13. Minerals

14. Hidden Or Invisible Fat

15. State Of Health

16. Solid Foods For Babies To Try First Should Include

17. Fats And Oils Provide

18. After Four To Six Months Small Amount Of Very Soft Foods Are Given To The Baby As Well As Milk

19. Dietary Guidelines

20. Zinc

21. Newborn Babies Should Only Have Milk For The First

22. Energy Is Provided By

23. Bmi

24. Vitamin D

25. Energy Balance

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