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this helps your body by giving you protein and vitamin E witch helps your imune system and other things so the answer is YES.eat iit ladies and Zombies eat it Hamburgers and big macs
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What food has the most energy content?
Protiens which is beans meats eggs and nuts.
What is the compound which is essential for repair and growth found in meats beans nuts and grains?
protein
Food group containing eggs or beans?
Eggs and beans belong in the protein food group, with meats, fish and nuts.
Does your body use proteins to make lipids?
Proteins build and repair the body's tissues. Proteins are found in meats, eggs, and a variety of beans and nuts. The human body does not use proteins to make lipids.
Write some of the food rich in proteins?
All meats especially chicken Nuts such as cashew nuts or Brazil nuts and also soya beans. hope this helps
What has the author Trisha Sertori written?
Trisha Sertori has written: 'Meats, fish, eggs, nuts, and beans' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Nuts, Nutrition, Food of animal origin, Beans
Vegetarians can apply the Food Guide Pyramid by substituting?
Yes! by substituting beans, eggs, nuts, and tofu for meats.
What are some foods in the protein food group?
Lamb, Chicken, Eggs, Beef, Pork, Turkey and Fish Beans, lentils, soy products like tofu.
What food group do nuts belong to?
Pine Nuts are in the food group of meat, beans, and nuts.
What 5 types of food does your body need?
Lean meats, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds
What are some examples of food in the protein group that can help meet daily nutritional needs?
Some examples of foods in the protein group that can help meet daily nutritional needs include lean meats like chicken and turkey, fish, eggs, tofu, beans, and nuts.
What are some examples of foods in the protein group that can help meet daily nutritional requirements?
Some examples of foods in the protein group that can help meet daily nutritional requirements include lean meats like chicken and turkey, fish, eggs, tofu, beans, and nuts.
