What does the term "Essential nutrients" mean, such as essential amino acids or essential fatty acids? Select one: a. Nutrients that some part of the body must have to remain healthy b. Nutrients that an animal must consume; they can't be produced or converted by the body c. Nutrients that provide calories or energy for the body d. Nutrients that are used as medicine as well as food.
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