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Hydrogenated food products are not healthier than non hydrogenated food products because the oils are not used in their natural state. They go through manufacturing processes that alter them and make them harmful to the human body.
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It has been observed that baboons adapt their food choices to what is available in their habitats.
because healthier food has nutrition's in them to energies you unlike unhealthy food that bring you down
With the increased desire to be healthier, more people are seeking out and buying health-food products. While the most obvious place to find health-food products would be health-food store, they can also be found in other locations. Often times, major grocery store chains provide a section for healthy foods. Many farmers markets also provide organic fruits and vegetables which may be purchased. Buying such foods from local sources also provides a healthier option, since local produce is fresher and has not been placed in cold storage, leaving the vitamins and nutrients intact. So the next time health food products are sought, look for other sources beside health-food stores in which to find them.
No. Healthy food is healthier than smaller portions of Junk Food.
Depends on what you consider "healthier." Oatmeal is healthier than your typical cereal coated in sugar, but cereal in itself is still healthier than fried chicken. In general, healthier food is better for you because it is the better choice.
There are many impacts of choosing healthier food. A person will feel healthier, be healthier, and have a better chance of fighting disease and illness.
Products at health food stores are generally more expensive because of how they are made. Additionally, companies manufacturing organic products can charge a premium on their foods because they know most customers are willing to pay more for a product that they think is better or healthier.
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