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How Your Body Uses Energy

Manual: General · Subject: Health & Fitness

Understand calories, nutrients, and how food becomes fuel for your body.

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Calories and Energy Balance

Energy Basics

Your body needs energy to breathe, think, move, and recover. Food provides energy, usually measured in calories. If you regularly eat more energy than you use, your body tends to store the extra; if you use more than you eat, your body tends to draw on stored energy.

Main Macronutrients

NutrientMain role
CarbohydratesPrimary quick energy source
ProteinBuilds and repairs body tissues
FatLonger-lasting energy and cell function

Micronutrients

Vitamins
Needed in small amounts for many body processes
Minerals
Support bones, nerves, muscles, and fluids
Water
Essential for temperature control and transport

Which nutrient is the body's main quick energy source?

Name one reason protein matters.

What does hydration mainly help with?