A well balanced diet would consist of fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, and grains. A well balanced diet may even have a little sweet sugar in it.
This is far too restricted to use even as a basis for a sensible diet.
A mix of everything and by everything I mean carbohydrates, fibre, protein, vitamins even fat. All food groups in moderation is pretty much a balenced diet!
Looks like they were going to a special occasion all the time, even if it was to just get groceries. My answer: weird.
no but... it can cause a lot of damage even with heat spray... i recomend to only use it in a special occasion or if u have to
No; that would be a very unbalanced diet. Even if you swallow commercially-prepared fiber from a drugstore, you're actually consuming something made from fruits and/or vegetables.
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The stuff would be different from country to country, and even between states or regions. However it should be a balanced diet.
Because horses are not designed to digest meats and they are not a balanced (or even semi-balanced) feedstuff for horses. As treats in very small quantities on occasion, meats can be fine but they should not be fed to horses regularly or in large amounts.
Yes, you can still have or be diagnosed with diabetes even if it doesn't run in your family. The best way to prevent diabetes is to eat a healthy and balanced diet and to exercise regularly.
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A helpful website for learning and making a good diet for your lifestyle is myfoodpyramid.gov It can tell you how many of each food group you should be eating each day, it even has recomendations for each food group!