Cereals provide carbohydrates (they fuel your body), they provide some protein (restores your cells and muscle) and they contain dietary fiber (will help your body to digest food). They also contain various B vitamins, that play important roles in cell metabolism.
Cereals are very healthy! (And I'm not talking about breakfast cereals such as froot loops, but about cereals like muesli and such)
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salt helps keeps the heart healthy
Intestines / Colon Health
the digestive system and the respitory system
you take in calcium to keep your bones and teeth healthy but yes it is a part of you
Cereals provide carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, and minerals that help fuel the body and support various functions such as energy production, digestion, and overall health. They are a key part of a balanced diet and can help regulate blood sugar levels and promote a healthy gut microbiome.
The NHS primarily makes people healthy when they are ill, the other part of the NHS is to keep people healthy with checkups and medicines that keep people healthy for example iron tablets to keep up the iron level in an individuals body.
White blood cells are the part of blood that fights germs that enter the body. They recognize and attack harmful pathogens to help keep the body healthy.
Since tanning is the body's way of protecting against the sun's rays, it is not very healthy for part of your body to not tan. If you are concerned, please consult a doctor.
The Larnyx is a part of the Respiratory System, so it helps you breath and speak. The Larnyx is also called 'the voice box'. The Larynx is a very important part of your body :)
No, oats are part of the grains group (along with breads, cereals, pasta, and wheats).
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