Fruits, vegetables, whole grains (whole oats, whole wheat, whole barley, whole rye), lean protein (egg whites, lean turkey, lean chicken, soy, skim dairy products, most fish), foods high in monounsaturated fats (olive oil, canola oil, avocadoes, nuts (esp walnuts and pecans), foods high in omega-3 fatty acids (fish (esp salmon), flaxseed)
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Some foods that have the letters AI in them are:angel hair pastagrainraisinsshrimp cocktail
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it is apple
nutrition? adjective is nutritional. If you want nutritional advice see a nutritionist.
The nutritional information can be found on the packing of your item. For common foods, such as vegetables and
Following the food pyramid requirements will give you all the nutritional foods you need. Look at this website for more information http://www.nalusda.gov/fnic/Fpyr/pmap.htm
Potatoes, bread, candy Some B vitamins . Mostly no nutritional value except for calories.
Protein itself is one of the nutritional values of the foods that contain it.
Nutritional foods are foods that are made up of nutrients that bodies need. Different types of nutritional foods are fish, milk, bread, fruit, vegetables, and nuts.
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Yes and no, some foods are only good for you in moderation. If yu are wondering about the nutritional value of certain food items you should read the nutritional facts label.
Pot Noodles. but biy are they nice! theyare over 400 calories and do not have any nutritional value whatsoever. xx
or good health
The secondary cause of nutritional deficiency is poverty, no mood in eating, less eating habit and others. The primary cause of nutritional deficiency is because of some certain diseases that decreases the need of a man to take in foods.
Systematically increasing the nutritional density of foods and drinks is the way to go as far as fortification is concerned.
these are standardized values for the nutrient content of foods.