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To keep a car engine running properly, it should be suplied with right amount of fuel and oxygen. Similarly to keep our body working properly, it must be supplied with right amount of right chemicals in food. These chemical substances in food that our body needs is called nutrients.
Food from plants : Green plants prepare their own food with the help of carbondioxide, water and sunlight by the process of photosynthesis. Green plants are therefore called producers. They prepare some extra food than they need. This extra food is stored in various parts of the plant.
Seeds : All the cereals like rice, wheat, maize and pulses like dentils, gram, moong are seeds. Pea is also a seed. The cereals give us energy and pulses are rich sources of proteins that help in growth. We also get oil from seeds of mustard and sunflower.
Flowers : We eat cauliflower and broccoli. Flowers of plants like drumstick, banana and pumpkin are eaten by people in some parts of India. Rose petals are used to make rose water (gulabjal) and a sweet called gulkand.
Vegetables : Common vegetables are onion, potato, radish, carrot, spinach, methi, tomato, brinjal, etc.
Vegetables and fruits are good sources of vitamins and minerals. Both keep us healthy and prevent us from deficiency diseases.
Sprouts : Sprouted seeds of moong, chikpea (Bengal gram) is very nutritious. Sprouting is done by soaking seeds in water and then draining the water after about 7-8 hour. Then they are left overnight to germinate. Sprouts can be eaten raw as well as cooked. Sprout provide instant energy and are high in protein.
Milk : Milk is rich in proteins. It is very beneficial to children and elderly.
Main milk yielding animals are cows, sheep, buffaloes, goat, camel, yak etc.
Such animals are called Milching animals.
Milk is a complete food. It is rich in Calcium and is required for bones and teeth. Products made from milk are known as dairy products.
Meat : The main sources of meat are goat, pig, sheep, poultry. Birds like hen, duck, turkey also give meat. Meats are rich in proteins.
An egg laying hen is called layer and hens reared for chicken meat is called broiler.
Fish : Fish is a good source of animal protein. It is highly digestible. Fishes may be fresh water or sea water fish. Both are equally good Cod liver oil, obtained from fish is rich in vitamin D.
Honey : It is obtained from bees (insects). It is not only nutritious but also has medicinal value. Honeybees collect nector from flowers and store in their hive.
Honey is used to cure sore throat and cold.
A Balanced Diet
It is important that we consume all nutrients, but it is equally important that we consume them in adequate quantity. This makes our diet a balanced diet. "A balanced diet is one which contains all the nutrients in proper amount." People of different age need different nutrients in different quantities. Growing children need more proteins for muscle growth and repair of cells of all the food items, milk is considered complete food. It has vitamins, minerals and protein.
Food habits of animals : Animals cannot prepare their own food. They depend directly or indirectly on plants for their food. Different animals eat different kinds of foods. Based on their feeding habits, animals can be divided into three groups :
Parasites : These are small animals that depend on other living animals. E.g. mosquito, roundworm, tapeworm, fleas, leeches.
Mosquitoes have long sharp pipe through which they suck blood.
Food chain : In nature there are large number of organisms. They are all dependent on one another. One organism eats another animal and in turn is eaten by a third animal. Thus there is a link between the various organisms based on their food requirements. The whole cycle of who eats whom forms the food chain.
(i) North India : People of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh grow lot of wheat, so they eat chapatis, paranthas, pulses and drink lassi. They have lot of dairy products in their diet.
(iv) South India : Rice in grown in plenty in this region so poeple eat rice, fish and sea food. Their favourite items are idli, dosa, sambhar, coconut chutney. Coconut oil is used in cooking.
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