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    meat may look similar smell similar and taste similar, but in it’s not Bulletproof like grass fed meat. Grass fed meat is in a class of its own, it’s the real meat that makes Bulletproof diet work. On the hand, factory meat contains the wrong fatty acids, has hormones that can cause obesity and mycotoxins formed as a result of meat processing or cattle food mold. There is no magic in transforming steers diet into minerals, healthy fats and vitamins. If you feed your bulls with nutritious food,…

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    Avocado Essay

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    The avocado is a fruit, but only as a classification. Actually resembles a vegetable texture and nuts - a nutritional composition. It is called a "miracle fruit" because it is widely used not only in cooking. I know that there are many people who love avocados - added to creams,salads, or sandwiches. Of course, there is the opposite camp - people who do not like the avocado because of number of reasons. Regardless of which group you are, maybe it will become interesting to you to find out that…

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    and fingernails. Salmon Salmon is rich in B12, and a B12 deficiency results in darkened and dry fingernails. Salmon is also an excellent source of vitamin D, which is crucial in the growth and strengthening of bones. It’s also packed with omega 3 fatty acids, which fight inflammation. Oats Oats contain zinc and copper, both of which are essential for the maintenance and health of fingernails and bones. Additionally, oats contain B complex vitamins, manganese, and silicon. You can opt for a…

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    necessary for good health. Cooking oil is a significant ingredient in almost all our dishes and selecting the right one for use is vital for our health. The following are some simple oil basics that can help us select the right oil. All oils have fatty acids like saturated (SFA), poly-unsaturated (PUFA) and mono-unsaturated (MUFA). According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, ideal oil is one, which has SFA : MUFA : PUFA ratio of 27-33% : 33-40% : 27-33%. While purchasing oil we should…

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    These omega-3 fatty acids play a critical role in the optimal structure and function of cells, especially in the brain and eyes where omega-3 is responsible for normal growth, visual activity, and cognitive development (World 's Healthiest Foods). With food being the only source to obtain these fats, the food sources itself are scared. Fish and nuts are the best food sources because the concentration of omega-3 is high. Since fish and nuts are not items you…

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    risk of heart disease, reduced weight, and diabetes risks. For those who suffer from nut allergies, chia and flaxseed are food powerhouses. According to Blumenfeld a little bit packs an immense punch such as Chia. The food Chia is high in omega three fatty acids, protein, and calcium. Furthermore, flaxseed is rich in magnesium, a vital component for muscle growth. Conversely, olive oil is another great option for cooking and adding flavor to vegetables. Author Blumenfeld shares in one study that…

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    MCT Oil Benefits

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    Medium-chain triglycerides are a unique type of fatty acid. The "medium" part of MTC's name refers to the length of its chemical structure. Fatty acids — made up of carbon and hydrogen strands — are deemed "short," "medium," or "long" according to the number of carbons they have. Short-chain triglycerides have…

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    Research nurses that work in the Manchester Royal Infirmary and Salford Royal Hospital have come up with the prediction that using the protein ‘fatty acid binding protein (H-FABP)’ can help speed up the diagnosis of a…

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    Dietary Analysis Example

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    For the dietary analysis, I was surprised to learn how much of a deficit there was between the recommended amount of calories to maintain my current weight and how many calories I actually consumed. Both days I was not even close to hitting 2,000 calories, which is a relief and a concern at the same time. By that, I mean I was relieved to know that I did not eat excess calories, but am concerned that I’m not eating enough. I was also surprised to see how much of everything (dairy, grains, etc.)…

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    an oily fish. (Food Standards Agency, 2004) People love eating salmon not only because of its succulent flavor and texture, but also for its health-giving nutrients. Salmon is considered to be a beneficial food which contains high protein, omega-3 fatty acids, minerals and vitamins. (National Institutes of Health, 2007) There are many different ways in cooking or eating salmon in different countries. For example: Sashimi in Japan, which raw salmon will be sliced and served with soy sauce and…

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