Dietary Risks of High Intake of Fat, Salt, and Sugar (VCE SSCE Health and Human Development): Flashcards

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3 major dietary risks for Australians

High intake of fat, salt, and sugar

2 types of unhealthy fats

Saturated fats and trans fats

What is LDL cholesterol called?

'Bad' cholesterol

What is HDL cholesterol called?

'Good' cholesterol

Definition of atherosclerosis

Hardening & narrowing of arteries from cholesterol buildup

Trans fats effect on LDL and HDL

Increase LDL cholesterol, decrease HDL cholesterol

How many times required sodium do Australians consume?

8-9 times the required amount

How does excess salt cause hypertension?

Draws fluid into bloodstream, increasing blood volume & pressure

How does sugar cause dental caries?

Bacteria consume sugar, produce acids that attack tooth enamel

% of Australia's total disease burden from high cholesterol

3 per cent

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