An all cereal diet would not be seen as nutritious. For one, most cereals have a high sugar content. And there are certain vitamins and proteins you get only from certain food products (which are not in cereal).
no cereal.
There are no dangers to a no salt diet. All basic foods that you eat will have some salt already in them.
It is safe to eat but not as the entire diet. You wouldn't get enough vitamins and minerals that you need.
If you have tried ever fad diet over the past few years and none have worked for you, try a diet that incorporates something you already eat: cereal. You might think that cereal is full of carbs and sugars, but in reality, cereal can be very healthy. Look for a cereal diet that includes high amounts of fiber to keep you fuller for longer, as well as added vitamins. You can generally replace breakfast and lunch with a cereal diet, and eat a healthy protein and vegetables meal for dinner. Try different varieties to keep it from getting boring.
Not necessarily. What you do need to eat is breakfast, EVERYDAY. Cereal could be a part of your nutritional breakfast but also consider some orange juice and sliced fruit or yogurt.
Yes. I do that all the time. When the milk comes out of a cow immediately, it isn't cold. It is fairly warm. Warm milk is safe.
Yes we eat cereal and have many different varieties of cereal
all except for penguins
Yes, but they are normally only a small incidental part of their diet if at all. Yes, but its not usually in their diet, but they do eat crabs and mollusks
No, not all are safe to eat just some.
The answer is D The cereal might ( or might not ) be the cause of a lower cancer rate
mix all of the cereals together.