In layman's terms: "Bacteria grows in nutrient rich environments, and agar plates are a nutrient rich environment," Semicolon_Expected wrote.
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Honestly, sodium is a nutrient we need to live, glutamate is a nutrient we need to live, but when it's monosodium glutamate, people just flip out.
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Cancer, according to them, arises from the lack of a nutrient they call vitamin B17, so it follows that ingesting that nutrient would fight the disease.
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Protein is also the most satiating nutrient—itmakes you feel full longer—and it is the least likely nutrient to be stored as fat even when eaten in excess.
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You would die well before you would die as the result of cutting out any more specific or proper nutrient or nutrient category, such as fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, or proteins.
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" There's no talk of "nutrient needs within calorie limits.
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"Lo and behold, we altered in some fundamental ways the nutrient intake of these animals and hence the nutrient composition of the products that we derive from those animals," Dr. Benbrook said.
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But if you eats lots of foods rich in the nutrient and diarrhea persists in addition to bloating, it could mean you have a nutrient deficiency or pancreatic problem, Duker Freuman said.
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We're told to eat nutrient-dense foods like broccoli and Brussels sprouts instead of energy-dense foods like soda and french fries, yet there aren't enough nutrient-dense foods to go around.
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They also require a special nutrient, contained within the bead.
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They even responded to hormones placed in the nutrient solution.
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Usually reefs develop in transparent, low nutrient waters, Thompson said.
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And another nutrient to look out for is:Lisa: Saturated fat.
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It also contains choline, an important nutrient for brain health.
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Finally, the last may come along to disrupt nutrient systems.
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I also travel with Greens powder, a great nutrient boost.
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Eggs Eggs are rich in choline, an important brain nutrient.
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In addition, some 60,000 animals would also receive high-nutrient feeds.
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Food is no longer clean, food is no longer nutrient-dense.
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It also means worrying a lot about oxygen and nutrient availability.
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Today's fast food options can be healthy, inexpensive, and nutrient-rich.
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Calorie and nutrient intakes also didn't differ by group over time.
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She was hunched in the corner chewing on a nutrient strip.
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You have to have pollination and organic, dense, nutrient-based soil.
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"Certain foods are nutrient dense and also calorie dense," Arad said.
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SABIC said in November it wanted to establish a new company called "SABIC Agri-nutrient Investments" to consolidate its equity stakes and assets currently held in several companies specializing in the production of various agri-nutrient products.
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But higher nutrient costs could have growers applying less-than-optimal amounts.
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Eggs, particularly when served with vegetables, are a dependable, nutrient-rich option.
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Even though Amazon soils are naturally nutrient poor, forests can naturally blossom.
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Both act as filters, channelling nutrient-rich water towards the larvacean inside.
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They will be testing soil samples to determine carbon and nutrient concentrations.
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" Of the endorsed foods, 80.8 percent "were energy dense and nutrient poor.
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The combination is expected to produce the world's biggest crop nutrient company.
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This plate is then placed on top of a nutrient rich medium.
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This means growing the cells in reactor vessels filled with nutrient broth.
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"Potassium is sometimes highlighted as the nutrient superstar for potatoes," Harbstreet says.
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First, they placed the cow cells and nutrient broth in closed vials.
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Climate change is also expected to affect the nutrient content of food.
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Who's to blame: South Florida is naturally a relatively nutrient-poor environment.
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It's also high in iron, an important nutrient for healthy blood cells.
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Among the foods they endorsed, 80.8% were energy dense and nutrient poor.
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However, their lifespan can increase to several weeks in nutrient-rich environments.
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Doing this can be dangerous if the replacement products are nutrient-deficient.
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At the same time, it found no harm from adding the nutrient.
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Unfortunately, there is no simple solution for global warming or nutrient pollution.
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This sandy material contains nutrient-rich organic content that's good for agriculture.
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Potash Corp, the world's biggest crop nutrient company by capacity and Agrium, North America's largest farm retailer, said the combined company will be largest crop nutrient company in the world and third largest natural resource company in Canada.
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Focusing on these more nutrient-resilient cultivars could help lessen the health risks to local populations, as could bio-fortification of crops with added nutrients and the simple (but expensive) deployment of nutrient supplementation programs for particularly vulnerable populations.
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Ultimately, the state adopted a mandate to manage nutrient runoff on farms with money to compensate farmers for adopting certain practices such as growing cover crops — a practice that dramatically cuts down on nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay.
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Soylent trucks roam the streets to deliver flavorless nutrient drinks to tech workers.
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"Identify replacement meals without animal products, which still meet nutrient needs," she suggests.
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You'll also nourish your brain and body with plenty of nutrient-dense treats.
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By doing all of this, I've increased the nutrient density of my meal.
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Nutrient density is a measure of how many nutrients are in each calorie.
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Mussels and oysters are some of my favorites because they're so nutrient dense.
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It's a nutrient-rich concoction that delivers essential nutrients to the nervous system.
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Canada, Russia and Belarus are the world's top producers of the crop nutrient.
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Kind fought the agency's claims that it had wrongly made nutrient content claims.
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Mintel also explored the types of supposedly nutrient-dense burgers Americans are enjoying.
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Buy a fancy, nutrient-packed smoothie that I can only hope revives me.
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There are multiple causes, including hormone decline, heavy metal toxicity and nutrient depletion.
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Researchers moved yeast between a nutrient fluid diet to water every two days.
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"If you're not consuming it, it becomes really nutrient-dense trash," Holladay said.
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GMO hysteria makes it harder for starving kids to get nutrient-rich rice.
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"I look at chia as a nutrient 'booster' — like all seeds," says Larson.
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It can also be challenging to link such symptoms to a nutrient deficiency.
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Perhaps, wrote the researchers, the stone may provide a nutrient the monkeys need.
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More upwelling means more nutrient resupply, which means more biological activity, researchers say.
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Here are nine nutrient-packed foods to add to your table this year.
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Intermittent fasting could put people at risk of developing nutrient deficiencies, for example.
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A healthy nutrient-rich snack can fill in nutritional gaps and boost energy.
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Non-bovine milks also outshine cow milk when it comes to nutrient density.
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"The general answer is that lots of things, including processing, will affect the nutrient content, but it really depends on the nature of the product, the type and extent of processing and the actual nutrient we are talking about," he said.
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But Scavia suggests that a purely voluntary approach to curbing nutrient runoff is inadequate.
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I believe in eating well with high nutrient foods without skipping any food groups.
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New fitness gyms popped up, scattered amid cafes and restaurants offering nutrient-dense cuisine.
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In her works, Matzusaka is inspired by the nutrient cycle and not wasting waste.
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Sodium is an essential nutrient, so we do need some of it to survive.
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The additional day in your crisper will make virtually no difference in nutrient levels.
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"An athlete's nutrient intake and timing are so critical to performance," Ms. Lis concluded.
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The quantities of ingredients added to my already nutrient-dense daily diet feels unnecessary.
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The nutrient-rich cake isn't wasted, though, and is often used as animal feed.
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It fluctuates depending on factors like age, environmental stressors, infections and seasonal nutrient availability.
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Those lower dams will also make things yet harder for the nutrient-deprived fish.
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Worst of all was the soil, which consisted almost entirely of nutrient-free sand.
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When nutrient levels were low, the plants laid more roots in the unpredictable pot.
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While many nutrient-rich foods contain naturally occurring sugars, candies typically have added sugars.
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Kale is considered one of the most nutrient-rich foods a person can eat.
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But scientific studies focusing on that nutrient and sleep in the elderly are lacking.
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There is lots of warm, wet and nutrient-rich space for them to thrive.
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But again, the nutrient difference is unlikely to have much impact on overall health.
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The nutrient plays a large role in bone maintenance by helping us absorb calcium.
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" She has said excess carbon emissions are "beneficial," an "essential nutrient for plant growth.
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This is due to the risk of nutrient deprivation at key stages of development.
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This perpetuates the food fear/dietary restriction cycle and may contribute to nutrient deficiencies.
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Yet surveys show that most of us don't consume enough of this important nutrient.
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We define areas of limited accessibility to affordable nutrient-dense foods as 'food deserts.
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They also are limited to only one claim of health, nutrient content or function.
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A study published Thursday in Science reveals that it came down to a volcanic sleight of hand: As the lava tumbled to the ocean's depths, it heated the deeper, nutrient-rich waters, allowing them to bubble up to the nutrient-starved surface.
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Blenders simplify meeting that nutrient goal by squeezing them into a 30-second meal replacement.
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But even if you've lost your appetite, it's important to keep consuming nutrient-dense grub.
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If a nutrient has a DV of 5% or less, by contrast, that's generally low.
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By controlling the quality of the nutrient solution, we control the quality of plant nutrients.
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At first glance, celery doesn't seem like the most delicious or nutrient-rich vegetable around.
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Nonetheless, there are ways to make pies less fattening, more nutrient-dense or vegan-friendly.
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And although pumpkin seeds are small, they are surprisingly nutrient-dense, and can be delicious.
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DHA is "a macronutrient — a nutrient the body requires relatively large amounts of," he says.
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Wenk notes: "High doses of any drug or nutrient are probably bad for the brain."
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You'll receive nutrient-rich juice up to five times faster than a cold press machine.
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Long term inflammation like that that can lead to nutrient deficiencies and even, sometimes, cancer.
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It is why formula manufacturers have continuously tried—but failed—to mimic breastmilk's nutrient composition.
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And billions more are likely to suffer from a worsening of their existing nutrient deficiencies.
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Precise amounts of nutrient and crop-protection chemicals can be added to the irrigation water.
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Phosagro is one of the world's largest producers of phosphate rock, an essential agricultural nutrient.
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It sets a new standard for quality when it comes to nutrient-rich cat food.
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This keeps nutrient-poor, calorie-rich foods in demand since local grocers donate unused varieties.
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Those nutrient and enzymes also contained the right chemicals to begin the process of mineralization.
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They really only play music, sleep in a bus and scavenge for nutrient rich food.
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The most common nutrient to cause these problems is certain kinds of carbohydrates — specifically, sugars.
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When a nutrient is called a pollutant, objectivity has been relegated to a dark corner.
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And you can't go wrong eating a diet that's lower in those nutrient-poor carbs.
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After the first six months, it's important that babies be introduced to nutrient-dense food.
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Blenders simplify meeting your nutrient goal by squeezing everything into a 30-second meal replacement.
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Sometimes you just want to eat without calculating the macro nutrient profile of every meal.
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But the phenomenon has been shown to reduce nutrient density in some crops, like rice.
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California's initiative will give grants to farmers who take steps to reverse that nutrient loss.
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Finally, pumpkin is one of the most nutrient-packed types of squash you can eat.
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"The quality of the plants and their nutrient content are just as important," says Ziska.
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The other factor affecting how well a beverage hydrates relates to a drink's nutrient composition.
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But none of them advocate drastic change or abstinence in any one nutrient or food.
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"It's an amazing nutrient cycle that has been underutilized," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The incidence of vulnificus isn't correlated with fecal pollution or fecal bacteria, but the presence of those things likely indicates an increase in organic nutrient, and vibrios like high-nutrient conditions," says James D Oliver, a professor of microbiology at the University of North Carolina.
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Worms interfere with nutrient uptake and could lead to anemia, malnourishment and physical and mental impairment.
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That nutrient-rich material can then be used to grow trees, flowers, and other new life.
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These findings suggest that efforts to reduce nutrient pollution in the Mississippi River basin aren't working.
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The latter don't live in apartments but dwell in wet, nutrient-dense habitats like the sewers.
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But the truth is, there is far more to this nutrient than the uh, musical fruit.
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The accumulated heat kills harmful bacteria like E. coli, leaving nutrient-rich fertilizer free of pathogens.
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Rain can also wash out soils on farms, triggering nutrient- and chemical-filled runoffs into lakes.
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Because carnivorous plants tend to live in nutrient-poor soil, they've survived by eating other things.
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Khadka learned to rear cows, build sheds and calculate the correct nutrient requirements for her animals.
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Regardless, these meals are all nutrient-rich in their own ways and help fight off sickness.
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Squeezing every last calorie and nutrient molecule from what they eat is crucial to their survival.
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Hydroponic refers to soilless growing, in which the plants are grown using only nutrient-rich water.
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" Rather than "reducing greenhouse gases," the emails suggest: "Build Soil Organic Matter, increase nutrient use efficiency.
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While writing the book, Haupt also designed a nutrient line for growing cannabis, called Success Nutrients.
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NAFTA opened the floodgates, allowing the US to export fast, high-calorie, low-nutrient processed foods.
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Bleaching occurs when coral expels the colour and nutrient-providing algae that lives in its tissue.
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They put the scaffold in a nutrient solution along with stem cells extracted from the pigs.
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As meat production increases, corn demand rises, producing more nutrient pollution and a bigger dead zone.
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Add these sheets to salads, soups, or eat on their own for a nutrient-rich snack.
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Changing water temperatures and nutrient flows are also harming fisheries for important commercial species like cod.
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She also drinks lots of milk, a protein-laced nutrient-rich recovery drink favorite among athletes.
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But there does not appear to be any evidence that the overall nutrient content degrades significantly.
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Water quality and chemical nutrient loads are regularly monitored and the city issues an annual grade.
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Their colonies, which broke down faster than city and village colonies, also had fewer nutrient reserves.
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Protein is an important macro-nutrient, whether you're a body builder or an average desk jockey.
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Some may be concerned that this multivitamin doesn't contain any iron, which is an essential nutrient.
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The technique uses a special nutrient system for multiplying young plants in a soil-free process.
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Therefore, it can be a strategic nutrient player in terms of appetite control and weight loss.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's website describes nutrient pollution as "one of America's most widespread, costly and challenging environmental problems," but Trump's fiscal year 2018 budget request would cut a $165 million grant program specifically meant to deal with the problem of non-point source nutrient pollution.
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That year alone, Shrek promoted over 70 "energy-dense and low-nutrient foods" while simultaneously "fighting" obesity.
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Dr. Gunter praises the nutrient for both its "fecal-bulking" (yes, we're going there) and prebiotic properties.
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However, the nutrient amounts in a teaspoon of date sugar (made from dried, ground dates) are minimal.
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This includes bones and fat, two of the most important ingredients in nutrient-rich and flavorful cooking.
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The river also carries nutrient-rich sediments to rice farmers downstream in the Mekong delta in Vietnam.
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Higher temperatures alone may lead to lower nutrient levels in crops, for example, or alter their health.
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She swears by coconut water, kombucha, nutrient-dense food, and working out to combat the booze backlash.
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The committee noted in the draft guidance that whole grains are a "shortfall nutrient" in American diets.
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The chef of Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa in Southern California whips up three tasty, nutrient-packed drinks.
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Nearly 2.5 million people now face hunger with many surviving on cheap, low-nutrient food, WFP said.
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Coral bleaching occurs when coral expels the colour and nutrient-giving algae that lives in its tissue.
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Governments can and should monitor their crops over time to track nutrient levels as CO2 emissions increase.
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Humans need it to stay healthy, and many of us are actually deficient in this essential nutrient.
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In South Korea, ARM-based sensors in fish tanks signal nutrient levels to farmers by text message.
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"Wild rice is nutrient-dense and delicious, with an interesting nutty flavor and texture," he told me.
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Low carbon levels leave the ground nutrient-poor, requiring ever-greater amounts of fertilizer to support crops.
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Cow's milk contains vitamins and minerals, and "almost every single nutrient that the body needs," she adds.
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We either mulch or compost the green leaf waste, adding it back to the soil as nutrient.
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They've thrived in the nutrient-rich waters of the Midwest, where they can re-engineer entire ecosystems.
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It's thought that their seedlings, and those of similar plants, require bare, nutrient-dense soil to germinate.
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Parents do need to be vigilant in ensuring vegetarian children get enough of one essential nutrient: iron.
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The nutrient-rich sewage spilling into the waters allows algae to proliferate and suffocate the coral reefs.
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To feel full from these smaller meals, she adds that high-protein, nutrient-dense foods will help.
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Beckerman adds that the nutrient may also help relax muscle contractions coming from the uterus during PMS.
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It can serve as a nutrient to accelerate the growth of algae to create high-performance biofuels.
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Another common denominator among people who live to 100 is habit of snacking on nutrient-rich nuts.
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Ever since Darwin, scientists have been puzzled by how reefs support such richness under nutrient-poor conditions.
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Experts don't recommend the all-meat diet because it's low in fiber, a crucial nutrient for digestion.
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Once the soil is depleted, the nutrient density of the foods grown in it also goes down.
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Algae blooms such as this are happening with increasing frequency due to climate change and increasing nutrient pollution.
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You know the nutrient-rich choice would probably be one of those overpriced kale salad bowls or something.
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"Perhaps they were from life, or maybe there was just an additional nutrient here for life," Eigenbrode said.
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That's why a national nutrition committee recently declassified cholesterol as a "nutrient of concern" in the American diet.
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Despite the numerous proven beauty benefits of the nutrient, there's one big problem with vitamin C: its instability.
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She also recommends experimenting with nutrient-rich dips and spreads, which contain olive oil, butter, and melted cheese.
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If you have a company cafeteria, consider creating incentives for employees to purchase heart-healthy, nutrient-rich foods.
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I eat as much vegetables as possible and proteins and just fill up on really nutrient-rich food.
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Finally, they can raise awareness about the health harms of drinking what is essentially nutrient-bankrupt liquid sugar.
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Sugar is found in lots of nutrient-rich foods, including fruits, and sometimes your body craves those foods.
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It will use the Department of Health nutrient profiling model to classify which products fall into that category.
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It comes in several forms, including what is commonly called chromium-2370, an essential nutrient for the body.
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Fertilizer companies have suffered lower profits as crop nutrient prices tumbled due to excessive supply and weak demand.
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The coccolithophores thrive in areas rich in nitrate and relatively low in iron—another key nutrient for diatoms.
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But the overconsumption of high-energy, low-nutrient foods is at the centre of the global obesity crisis.
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Keep in mind that free radical content is high in nutrient-poor meals and those deficient of antioxidants.
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Potatoes are nutrient-dense with beneficial vitamins and minerals but often are found in fried or chip form.
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The fertilizer sector is offering thin margins as nutrient prices also have dropped, and holding inventories is risky.
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Kill two birds with one stone and use your alcohol abstinence to give yourself an extra nutrient boost.
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Some hogs are heavier and plentiful due to nutrient dense newly-harvested corn, a Midwest hog buyer said.
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This nutrient-rich potato will satisfy anyone looking for a meatless meal that offers carbs, protein and vegetables.
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And it's asking, is there a particular macro nutrient composition that can result in a higher calorie burn?
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In this group, the researchers also compared differences in nutrient intake by the same child on different days.
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"Salt is an essential nutrient to keep the body running," said Beth Johnson, who represents the Sodium Coalition.
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Mr. Brown keeps his fields planted for as much of the year as possible to minimize nutrient loss.
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It's fortified with iron, and in many families, that might be the only way to get the nutrient.
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This upsets natural nutrient cycling, as soil nutrients present in rainforest settings quickly leach out of the soil.
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TL;DR: Snag the Ninja Nutrient Extraction single serve blender with Auto IQ technology for $79 at Walmart.
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Yet many meat-eaters and vegetarians alike are preoccupied with this nutrient, and it's driving a market boom.
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Those chalky digestive powders contain a heavy dose of one nutrient that's essential to keep you regular: fiber.
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The only essential nutrient found in animal products that is not usually found in plants is vitamin B12.
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Each of the three recipes also includes something called "Farmer&aposs Dog Nutrient Blend" to ensure balanced nutrition.
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Her mother retired in 2017 as a consultant for Tianbu Organic Agriculture, a Chinese eco-plant nutrient company.
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In general, any nutrient-based advice becomes another distraction from the really important project of focusing on food.
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First, they can raise awareness about the health harms of drinking what is essentially nutrient-bankrupt liquid sugar.
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This is because in the worst case scenario, the plant is no better off than it would've been in the nutrient-deficient consistent pot; but in the best case scenario, the variable pot works in the plant's favor and provides a nutrient-rich environment in which the plant can thrive.
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Nestle corporate affairs executive Sanjay Khajuria said the company was "working to improve the nutrient profile" of their products.
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These ingredients may provide an anti-inflammatory effect while boosting the nutrient-richness of one's diet, according to Newgent.
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Instead of soil, crops sprout in nutrient-rich water beds on trays stacked from the floor to the ceiling.
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So, next time you're weighing your options in the pasta aisle, McMordie would recommend a more nutrient-dense option.
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We don't want to get your hopes up, though; it's not a shortcut around eating nutrient-rich actual broccoli.
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Like most carnivorous plants, pitcher plants tend to live in nutrient-poor environments, the authors noted in their study.
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Taking your vitamins is boring in theory, but a major mood-booster when this nutrient-packed spray is involved.
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Carbon dioxide is also an important nutrient for plants, though it's not included in fertilizer (because it's a gas).
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He pointed out that there's never been a nutrient with a linear relationship to health that ends in zero.
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And as prices have plunged, fertiliser and crop nutrient costs have risen, thanks in part to a weak rupee.
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Algae blooms in the Gulf of Mexico are fueled by nutrient runoff from rivers, but also by contaminated groundwater.
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In health policy and nutrition science circles, this single nutrient is taking up a lot of oxygen these days.
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I always use the nutrient mist before and after makeup, and any time I need it throughout the day.
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TO said on Tuesday as the crop nutrient company announced it would suspend operations "indefinitely" at a Canadian mine.
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"They treat their food product almost like they would treat a software application," he says of the nutrient gloop.
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But for items like coffee beans, the FDA counts caffeine not as a nutrient, but rather a natural chemical.
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Such attribution of effect to an isolated food, nutrient, or ingredient is among the constant challenges in nutritional epidemiology.
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One interesting example involves a nutrient that doesn't get a lot of attention: choline, commonly found in egg yolks.
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To form these bonds, scientists bathed genetically engineered bacteria in a nutrient broth that included silicon and carbon compounds.
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In 1971, Krebs Jr. shared with the elder Richardson his theory of how this nutrient could stop cancer growth.
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"This study suggests there is quite a bit of diversity in the nutrient status of pregnant women," Feghali said.
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The Nutri Ninja Nutrient Extraction Blender essentially has a mind of its own and requires little to no effort.
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Specifically, the populations of Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East are most vulnerable to CO2-driven nutrient losses.
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This improves your stomach's nutrient absorption and lemons load you up with all-natural benefits including antioxidants and vitamins.
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And as prices have plunged, fertilizer and crop nutrient costs have risen, thanks in part to a weak rupee.
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In fact, you should consider eating foods that are nutrient-rich, and will provide some vitamins, Dr. Halpern says.
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It's better to focus on improving diet quality rather than focusing on a single nutrient like sodium, he noted.
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And up to 19703 percent of patients will have complications, which can include nutrient deficiencies, infections and intestinal blockages.
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There is no controversy that a dietary supplement confers health benefit in the presence of a true nutrient deficiency.
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Scientists have been aware of the nutrient problem for decades: It's partly why phosphorus was removed from laundry detergents.
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She argues that animal products are the best sources of choline, an essential nutrient for brain and liver health.
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It would combine Potash's crop nutrient production capacity, the world's largest, with Agrium's farm retail network, North America's biggest.
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Yolele Foods describes fonio as a "gluten-free, nutrient rich, ancient grain that takes just 5 minutes to cook".
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This last point—that we should all pay less attention to a food's nutrient makeup—is an important one.
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Meanwhile, Adam Drewnowski, a epidemiologist at the University of Washington, has his own calorie upgrade: a nutrient density score.
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The latter is an important nutrient for both mental and physical health, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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While they vary widely in sugar and nutrient content, some provide a healthy amount of fiber, protein, and carbohydrates.
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These pitcher plants carry out a quirky version of their family's strategies for surviving in a nutrient-poor environment.
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For dessert, Mr. Sigfusson suggested abrystir, made from the first milk (nutrient-dense colostrum) produced by a nursing cow.
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And that was musically what was happening—then in '91 all this nutrient rich music comes to the forefront.
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Bugs can be nutrient-rich, an environmentally friendly alternative to meat, and they are likely the future of food.
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And while a malnourished woman may have less nutrient-dense milk, kids will compensate by consuming more of it.
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"Children are exposed to ultra-processed, energy-dense, nutrient-poor foods, which are cheap and readily available," it says.
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Apart from heat stress, they respond also to other stressors such as sediment run-off, nutrient enrichment, and overfishing.
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Without the essential nutrient, they risk losing babies in miscarriages, or giving birth to children with permanent neurological damage.
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Saskatchewan forecast an average 22014 price for the crop nutrient of $215 per tonne, up from $22.3 last year.
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Vitamin D is a fat-soluble nutrient needed to absorb calcium and phosphorus, and therefore to make bones strong.
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Charred trees littered the landscape, with the soil turned to sand, stripped by flame of every nutrient and mineral.
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So microwave cooking positively influences the time and temperature variables at play, and this bodes well for nutrient retention.
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"Every day, we use reagents like cell culture media, a nutrient broth that cells thrive in," he tells me.
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The article points to the residents of Okinawa, known for their extreme longevity and low-calorie, nutrient-rich diet.
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It seems that every other day there's a new and trendy diet or workout or nutrient to learn about.
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The pollination of both crops and wild plants would also be affected, along with nutrient cycling in the soil.
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Ocean warming and acidification, the loss of oxygen and changes in nutrient supplies are already hitting marine ecosystems hard.
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They found they could rev up its nutrient production by importing a gene from a carotene-rich Micronesian banana.
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If the bananas require special care, they might fail in the same way that baggies of nutrient sprinkles failed.
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On four parallel walls, leafy greens and herbs sprout from soil-free growing beds filled with nutrient-rich water.
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But with recipes focused on nutrient-rich ingredients and plenty of vegan options, you'll still walk away feeling virtuous.
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The good news is, like fruit, veggies intended to be frozen are typically picked at their peak ripeness, where they are most nutrient dense, as compared to produce intended to be sold fresh, which are picked at a less mature, less nutrient-dense stage in order to last longer during transport and storage.
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"It costs local US governments an estimated $100 million a year in nutrient offset credits to address or prevent the problem and maintain nutrient levels at or below the total maximum daily load threshold for water quality," noted study co-author Mark River, a doctoral student at Duke's Nicholas School, in a statement.
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"While fiber is an important nutrient, complex carbs or whole grains aren't the only foods that contain fiber," she says.
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Whatever the reason, Grobo's cabinet and nutrient capsules ($27) make it easy to grow almost anything you can think of.
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Whatever the reason, Grobo's cabinet and nutrient capsules ($899) make it easy to grow almost anything you can think of.
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However, they are popping up with increasing frequency due to climate change and increasing nutrient pollution, according to the NOAA.
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Despite this, average fiber intake hasn't budged over the last decade, and fiber continues to be a nutrient of concern.
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Solar Foods: Produces an entirely new kind of nutrient-rich protein using only air and electricity as the main resources
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In contrast, the study found that when other types of melons were chilled, their nutrient levels remained about the same.
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It is not at all clear what "nutrient-dense foods" are, although we're supposed to take in more of them.
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NOAA says the event is largely a result of nutrient pollution flowing into the Gulf from the Mississippi River watershed.
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What better option for Trump than Soylent, the upscale definitely-not-Ensure meal replacement that's made nutrient slurries hip again?
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These soil-less systems employ hydroponics (where roots are marinated in nutrient solutions) or aeroponics (roots are sprayed with nutrients).
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Or, rain from the storm will create more nutrient-rich runoff for the algae to feed on (making things worse).
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The livers, at least, contain the nutrient squalene, which could be a reason the orcas opt for that organ, specifically.
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They took samples from a number of bottles and placed them in nutrient broth to see if anything would grow.
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The FDA expects companies to continue to meet the current requirements for nutrient content claims that include the term 'healthy.
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Get hands-off blending and next to no effort on your part with the Nutri Ninja Nutrient Extraction Blender (BL480).
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You're not also thinking of copying the bizarre eating habits of TV's favorite nutrient-averse mother-daughter pair, are you?
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This nutrient is linked to a decrease in negative moods and depression because it helps produce dopamine in the brain.
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Our research investigating the quality of agricultural inputs found that in local markets, 30% of nutrient is missing in fertiliser.
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The blooms usually grow from January to June or July, corresponding with nutrient availability from the Amazon and Mississippi rivers.
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Recomposition consists of speeding up the decomposition of human bodies by placing them in containers filled with nutrient-dense soil.
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"This country through government policy has had a fascination with one nutrient being the boogeyman of nutrition problems," he said.
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"We have salad, French fries and pizza ... among that list, there weren't a lot of nutrient-dense foods," Onufrak said.
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Just over half of home recipes went above the overall nutrient recommendations and 37 percent had more fat than recommended.
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Ziwi Peak is setting a new standard for cat food with its moisture-rich canned foods and nutrient-dense kibble.
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Researchers had about 1,000 pairs of female twins in Britain fill out detailed food questionnaires that tracked their nutrient intake.
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It claims that humans use colour to evaluate the nutrient value of food and opt for the most calorific choice.
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"Ceres can get a finer grain detail on what a farmer's crops, irrigation and nutrient profile looks like," Krishna said.
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Flynn points out that frozen and canned produce can be a way to minimize cost while still maintaining nutrient content.
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The nutrient cycling piece is primarily why organic produce tastes so much better than conventional produce – it's packed with nutrients.
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Water is an essential nutrient for cats, however, so it is important to ensure that your cat stays properly hydrated.
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Some Agrium investors are concerned the tie-up would leave them with greater exposure to the slumping crop nutrient potash.
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Fiber is also an important nutrient in grains and produce, which is crucial for good digestion and healthy gut bacteria.
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Ultra-processed foods are often not only nutrient-poor, they also prompt people to keep eating after they&aposre full.
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What we're really focused on is creating a nutrient solution that's going into the soil and helping the soil microbes.
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Nitrate is the principal nutrient leached to groundwater and is highly soluble, mobile and not readily degraded under aerobic conditions.
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When the researchers compared the just-diagnosed celiac patients to NHANES participants, they found some big differences in nutrient levels.
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The observatory's instruments collected data about water temperature, salt and nutrient levels, along with concentrations of oxygen, chlorophyll, and methane.
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Lentils, peas, and all kinds of beans are botanically related — and are also nutrient-packed sources of vegetable-based protein.
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To be sure, sodium is an essential nutrient, as is chloride that makes up the rest of the salt molecule.
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Sriram: "Ninety percent of our cost from that is actually this nutrient solution, this pink-colored solution that is everywhere."
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It emphasizes low-sodium, nutrient-dense foods like fresh vegetables and fruits, along with whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes.
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Though there are no strict guidelines, the anti-inflammatory diet promotes eating nutrient-rich foods like salmon, berries, and nuts.
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Minimizing nutrient losses in juice To minimize fiber loss, you can combine some of the pulp back into the juice.
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When it comes to chopping veggies, there may not be a great amount of nutrient loss from the cutting itself.
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Some of the most nutrient-dense foods include dark leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, eggs and even properly raised red meat.
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That makes them a better choice than processed, nutrient-stripped grains like those in white breads, crackers, and white rice.
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Along with fitness, Brown meditates for 20 minutes a day, and eats a nutrient-rich diet, he told Men's Health.
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The study found that 71% of the promoted beverages were sugary drinks, and 80% of the foods were nutrient-poor.
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To the typical medium—a nutrient-rich gelatin called agar, derived from seaweed—they tried adding blood, chicken bouillon, urine.
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Earlier this month, Agrium reported a surprise quarterly profit and cut its 2016 profit forecast as nutrient prices remain weak.
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Check facts about celebrities, such as when they were born, and ask questions about food, including calories and nutrient content.
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Like other examples of corporate feminism, the upside-down Golden Arches are a filling but nutrient-poor serving of feminist art.
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There have been organized efforts to minimize the ecological disaster caused by nutrient pollution, but they have not been very successful.
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Food is fuel for your body, and the more nutrient-dense stuff you eat, the more vibrant and healthy you'll feel.
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Try it here: Organic stone-ground green tea powder Spirulina This nutrient-dense, spiral-shaped algae is nearly 60% protein — wow!
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And we're not throwing out junk food and rotten eggs; we're mostly throwing out nutrient-dense fruits, vegetables, and dairy products.
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These omnivores, as we can now confidently call them, are likely responsible for significant grazing and nutrient transport within these ecosystems.
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In the short term, this creates something of a nutrient injection that jump starts the cycle of life in the ocean.
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Less ice ultimately puts that entire cycle at risk, with a smaller nutrient injection meaning less food further up the chain.
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"There is not a single magical nutrient that can help improve health and reduce the risk of early death," he said.
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"It is too difficult to say that one specific nutrient would be more abundant in vegetarian diets versus vegans," Moskovitz says.
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Wharram Percy in particular has thin, nutrient-poor soil and a harsher climate, making it a difficult place to grow crops.
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These pods are pressurized canisters that burst upon impact and are filled with germinated seeds soaked in a nutrient–rich gel.
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It's not that everything you've ever learned about the importance of eating nutrient-rich foods and getting regular exercise is wrong.
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"Sometimes your body may need more of a particular nutrient, so listening to your body is also important," Dr. Prichett says.
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Many do not know what it's like to taste fresh, seasonally grown foods plucked from a garden with nutrient-rich soil.
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Since rations were small back then, having a Guinness could help with getting that nutrient that was harder to get elsewhere.
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The Specialbuy products on offer online include a Dyson handheld vacuum cleaner, a Gardenline petrol lawnmower and an Ambiano nutrient blender.
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These are the vitamins, essential minerals, antioxidants, and good-for-you compounds that kick a food's nutrient density up a notch.
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That's not a good bargain, particularly, for the Western world that already consumes calorie-dense but nutrient-poor foods in excess.
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Phosphorous is a crucial nutrient for plant growth, but it's also a common byproduct of industry and used as a fertilizer.
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As I've reported, nutrition science has done a great job of finding ways to address diseases of nutrient deficiencies, like scurvy.
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As a consequence, they tend to eat more colors of the rainbow and try new ingredients to make nutrient-dense meals.
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Legacy is opening as farmers plan to sow less corn, a fertilizer-intensive crop, making crop nutrient sales a bigger challenge.
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Whales dive deep to feed and then rise back to the surface to take in air and excrete nutrient-rich feces.
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The result, he says, of feeding kids high-calorie, low-nutrient, processed food shipped in from far off farms and factories.
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Generally, a good rule of thumb is adding the hot nutrient of the day to junk food doesn't make it better.
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Wheat plants in Kansas, where farmers grow the hard red winter variety used primarily for bread, showed signs of nutrient deficiency.
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"So you get this sort of hot, probably less nutrient-rich water that makes it a less productive place," says Matthews.
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The light frequency used dictates what nutrient mix the plant gets, said Milan Kluko, Green Spirit's co-founder and chief executive.
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In addition to its high protein content, the liquid was also incredibly stable and had a mechanism for controlled nutrient release.
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Indigo plans to develop seed coatings that address issues like low nutrient stress, high salience stress, and threats like insect infestations.
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You can also top your peanut butter rice cake with sliced banana or strawberry for extra flavor and a nutrient punch.
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Narrator: And, as it turns out, fat isn't the only nutrient you can keep in your diet and still lose weight.
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Those dams reduce nutrient-rich sediment that move downriver, allowing farmers to grow crops and affecting fish catches, critics have said.
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There's lots of evidence that high-calorie, nutrient-poor beverages such as soda have been major contributors to the obesity epidemic.
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The researchers used consumer feedback and nutrient analysis to determine the effects that different lighting had on the taste of milk.
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The waste breaks down, giving way to nutrient-rich earth and, most importantly, a porous environment so that water is retained.
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The convergence of professional and amateur—read: pro-am—at Drew League yields a nutrient-rich ecosystem for all its participants.
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They are such a nutrient-dense package, and I think we're just beginning to learn about how they can improve health.
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When people cut back on a particular nutrient, they usually replace it with something else to maintain their needed caloric input.
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Ritual also boasts transparency in ingredient sourcing and provides a ton of background information on each nutrient included in its supplements.
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A healthy snack will fuel a child's mind and body, and fill in important nutrient gaps such as calcium and fiber.
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As a parent and nutritionist, I am constantly searching for new ways to satisfy my kids' appetites with nutrient-rich nibbles.
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" Kurzweil projected that these nutrient-laden bots could "send the rest of the food we eat on its way to elimination.
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The two researchers then tried growing their bacteria directly on silk strands, by providing them with a range of nutrient supplements.
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Eventually, the nutrient-rich product is sold as fertilizer to vineyards in wine country and nut growers in the Central Valley.
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It conveniently divides foods into color-coded categories so it's practically a no-brainer to eat more wholesome, nutrient-dense foods.
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The researchers learned that spaceflight is associated with oxygen-deprivation stress, increased inflammation and dramatic nutrient shifts that affect gene expression.
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The EPA states that increased nitrogen dioxide levels can cause acid rain, nutrient pollution in coastal waters, and decreased air visibility.
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This was puzzling, since most of the nutrient-rich yolk should have been used up by this late stage of development.
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One example is so-called nutrient runoff, when too many nutrients from fertilizers used on farms and lawns wash into waterways.
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Lemon water gives you steady, natural energy that lasts the length of the day by improving nutrient absorption in your stomach.
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Layers laid down after the 1920s are full of Asterionella formosa and Synedra nana, diatoms that thrive in nutrient-polluted lakes.
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Fiber is the closest thing we have to a true superfood — or super-nutrient since it's in so many different foods.
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Instead, it's important to focus on whole-food sources of fats, cutting carbs without completely eliminating nutrient-rich foods like veggies.
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By introducing peanuts and soybeans to the nutrient-deprived soil, crops could thrive again — a discovery that also could feed Southerners.
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The factors that affect nutrient losses in foods during cooking include time (the longer the food is cooked, the more nutrient loss); temperature (the more heat, the more losses); and the amount of liquid the food is cooked in (the more water, the more nutrients you will probably lose as they leach into the cooking liquid).
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A recent report by the environmental group Mighty Earth blames much of the nutrient pollution in the Gulf on the meat industry.
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He credits his longevity to beekeeping, as bee pollen in particular is a nutrient-dense substance, even sold as a nutritional supplement.
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The subduction process could be acting as a conveyor built, delivering these nutrient-laden minerals to the subsurface ocean beneath the ice.
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Ninja's Nutrient and Vitamin Extraction Technology and its Auto-iQ programs makes this Nutri Ninja great for easy veggie or fruit smoothies.
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The all-stock deal would combine Potash's crop nutrient production capacity, the world's largest, with Agrium's farm retail network, North America's biggest.
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There is a gradual loss in nutrient content in kale or any fresh fruit or vegetable from the moment it is picked.
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Potash has nearly finished expanding its low-cost Rocanville, Saskatchewan, mine, which it says will help it weather weak crop nutrient prices.
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Whitaker says that the perception of insect protein as a nutrient source has changed dramatically since he founded Entocycle three years ago.
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As for why the hungry whales focused on the liver, Towner pointed out that shark liver contains lots of the nutrient squalene.
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This was my warm welcome to Stuart, Florida, whose St. Lucie estuary is currently suffocating under a vast, nutrient-fueled algae bloom.
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"So school lunch programs are critical for helping a child reach their nutrient goals throughout the day," she wrote in an email.
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We eat many different foods in combinations that differ from day to day; varying our food intake takes care of nutrient needs.
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Haupt, who lives in Denver, made his fortune after selling a cannabis guidebook company, Pono Publications, and marijuana nutrient line, Success Nutrients.
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In the dark, the creatures munch on the marine snow, and in doing so, the bacteria flourishes inside the nutrient-rich creature.
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Although coconut water doesn't yield a lot of calcium, eating an entire raw coconut could provide a good amount of the nutrient.
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By improving nutrient absorption in your stomach, it gives you a steady, natural energy buzz that lasts the length of the day.
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Though older children were more likely to skip breakfast, the day's nutrient shortfall was greater when younger children missed the morning meal.
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This could be because calorie-dense food is cheaper than nutrient-dense food, so poor people find it harder to eat healthfully.
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It's a heavily forested area covered in sandy, acidic, nutrient-poor soil that is well suited for cranberries, orchids, and carnivorous plants.
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Increased nutrient levels in water from leaking septic tanks or lawn fertilizer causes red tide blooms to develop, the Herald-Tribune noted.
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"What ends up happening is you get dehydrated and your body starts being unable to access your own [nutrient] reserves," Dorian says.
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One big issue in studying vitamin D is there is no consensus on what's a healthy level of the nutrient, Avenell said.
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The most visually stunning piece is Force Majeure: every surface is covered in gelatinous, nutrient-rich agar, which nourishes live bacteria cultures.
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From this perspective, it seems likely that the circles represent nutrient reserves for the larger species of grass that populate their edges.
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However, Kind is only allowed to use the label in reference to its corporate philosophy — not as a "nutrient claim," says Fortune.
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They scored each food product using the Nutrient Profile Model used in the U.K. and Australia and sorted beverages into different types.
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In this installment of Porefection with bareMinerals, we're showing you the importance of nourishing your skin daily with a nutrient-rich serum.
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In fact, when tossed into waterways — particularly warm, nutrient-rich and relatively stagnant ones like the Vasse — goldfish behave in unexpected ways.
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"The crux of it is the lotus that grows from a fetid, yucky swamp that is also nutrient rich," Mr. Schoonmaker said.
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Every time someone buys a granola bar, the company donates a packet of Plumpy'Nut, a nutrient paste, to a child in need.
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The new NEJM paper found these serious complications — nutrient deficiencies, self-harm, additional operations — may be more common in teens than adults.
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Following an unnamed catastrophe, a deeply isolationist Japan is without cars, free speech, wild animals or any number of nutrient-dense foods.
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Vitamin B12 is an essential nutrient, important in nerve and blood cell health, and most people obtain enough of it in food.
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How much of each nutrient people need varies, so Davis recommends talking to a registered dietician if you want a personal plan.
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Ocean acidification changes the coasts, releasing excess nutrient that can create algae blooms and increasing sea temperatures and salinity, according to NOAA.
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Kale pestos include nutrient-rich hempseed, limeades get a boost from anti-inflammatory turmeric and guacamole is made from fibrous sweet potatoes.
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"You're getting the combination of benefits by consuming these foods because they do offer more than one heart-healthy nutrient," Drayer said.
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Production of cell-cultured meat involves retrieving a live animal's adult muscle stem cells and setting them in a nutrient-rich liquid.
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Flaxseeds are not a standard garnish for chilaquiles, but they are symptomatic of the contemporary strain of nutrient-conscious eating Atla displays.
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Free trade is a major contributor to the spread of low-nutrient, highly processed foods from the West to developing countries worldwide.
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Farmers in sub-Saharan Africa use little fertiliser: the region accounts for just 1.5% of the world's consumption of nitrogen, a crucial nutrient.
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But one nutrient you won't have to worry about at Chipotle is sugar, as most of the menu's options are low in sugar.
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Here, nutrient loss in fresh produce occurs as the result of exposure to oxygen during non-frozen transport and storage, which degrades nutrients.
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While vitamin D is an essential nutrient for dogs, consuming too much vitamin D can cause kidney failure and even death in canines.
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Satellites do an incredible job of mapping algal blooms, the green mats that spread over lakes and oceans during warm, nutrient-rich summers.
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Ho's breakfast smoothie is "super nutrient-dense, containing healthy fat and protein without being overloaded with sugar," says dietitian Keri Glassman of nutritiouslife.
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Living alongside grass, the clover stays low to the ground but produces a nutrient-rich white flower beloved by bees and mammals alike.
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This data goes beyond naked eye imagery, gathering spectral data that can deliver insights into the water and nutrient content of the crops.
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But leafy vegetables such as jute mallow and African black nightshade are nutrient rich, with some even having medicinal values, according to Oniang'o.
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"If we take a nutrient-centric approach, just looking at sugar grams on the label, none of this is evident," Dr. Ludwig said.
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"Even if these aren't an option, I recommend conventional eggs as they are still a very healthy and nutrient-rich food," she says.
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By boring out serpentine trails under the bark of pine species, the pests sever nutrient flow within trees, killing their hosts within months.
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At this point, all lab-grown meat relies on fetal bovine serum, a nutrient-rich cocktail extracted from the blood of unborn calves.
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You never know what type of skincare emergencies you'll encounter, and that's why the singer and actress stocks up on nutrient-filled masks.
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With only the rare desert rainstorm and salty, nutrient-rich farm runoff to feed it, the seawater grew more saline by the year.
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Peacefully wandering the beautiful landscape, snacking on nutrient-rich grasses of many varieties, and hanging out with your crew all day everyday forever.
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You can add a lot of nutrient-dense ingredients like beans and grains and can usually make a handful of servings at once.
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It also preps your complexion for an essence — which is basically a nutrient-packed skin fertilizer — and the moisturizer as your hydrating finale.
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Countries lining the Baltic have tried to reduce nutrient loading for years through an intergovernmental organization called the Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission.
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As to the cause, the researchers attributed it to excessive nutrient runoff from farms in China due to the increased use of fertilizers.
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The nutrient-infused, lightweight formula seals and protects hair from heat damage and never leaves any pesky buildup or residue in the process.
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Using the iOS or Android app, the self-contained system will let you control the temperature, lighting, humidity, nutrient dosing and pH balance.
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The nutritionist and author of Joy's Simple Food Remedies shares a 'nutrient-packed' weekday dinner Joy Bauer's Pizza-Stuffed Bell Peppers Cooking spray
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The $26-billion all-stock deal combines Potash's crop nutrient production capacity, the world's largest, with Agrium's farm retail network, North America's biggest.
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ICL, one of the three largest suppliers of the crop nutrient potash to China, India and Europe, is a subsidiary of Israel Corp.
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It can take many years of specific crop rotations and land management to "groom" the soils to optimize nutrient intake and maximize yields.
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In preparation for America's most recent "dietary guidelines", a committee of experts explained that "cholesterol is not a nutrient of concern for overconsumption".
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Make yourself a nutrient-packed smoothie the night before, and wake up to what will definitely be a much better morning than usual.
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Balance is key — most of the benefits of veganism come from eating a lot of fresh product, legumes, and other nutrient-dense plants.
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Warming atmospheric temperatures and wetter weather in some parts of the country increase the nutrient-laden runoff into streams, lakes and the ocean.
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The foundation is a nonprofit that works to restore what it calls nutrient-dense foods to the human diet, according to its website.
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Some processed foods serve as important players in filling nutrient gaps and contribute to the availability of a safe and convenient food supply.
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The ASMBS concedes that the procedure increases the risk of nutrient deficiencies, but adds that these negative effects can be counteracted with supplements.
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He also learned about the effects of pesticides on the body and made the switch to organic produce and a nutrient-rich diet.
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Kelp, as it turns out, is rich in iodine, a nutrient that is an essential component of the hormones your thyroid gland makes.
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"The idea is that with increased NO and vasodilation, muscles can be fed more oxygen and nutrient-rich blood during exercise," he says.
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This does not mean that people shown to be deficient in one or another nutrient should refrain from taking a medically recommended supplement.
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Sweetened beverages account for about 47 percent of added sugar in the American diet, and they are essentially nutrient-free calorie-delivery vehicles.
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Murray hopes the new study will serve as a heads-up to primary care physicians who might notice nutrient deficiencies in their patients.
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The study cautioned that there was a "critical need" for improved sewage collection and treatment, as well as nutrient removal from the lagoon.
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Researchers are experimenting with a Rube Goldberg-esque mix of tactics to control hearty, nonnative swimmers that re-engineer nutrient-rich Midwest waters.
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Founded in 2009, Beyond Meat produces plant-based products that imitate the taste, texture, and nutrient profile of meat without killing any animals.
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Although not as nutrient-dense as a handful of almonds and a piece of fruit, snacking cake is satisfying on a psychic level.
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Harry Klee, a horticulture professor at the University of Florida, spent years developing a nutrient-dense tomato that also happens to taste great.
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Egg yolks are also the most concentrated dietary source of choline, an essential nutrient critical to brain development and a healthy nervous system.
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And the world's shallow oceans are losing oxygen as the planet warms and nutrient pollution pours in from agricultural heartlands and urban watersheds.
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Homemade granola bars Granola contains nutrient-rich nuts and fiber-rich oats, plus you can add chocolate chips for a bit of sweetness.
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It may be challenging to meet some nutrient needs "It takes actual planning to ensure nutritional adequacy on a vegan diet," Kimberlain said.
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Soils high in organic matter have better water and nutrient retention, which buffers crops from drought and reduces costs for irrigation and fertilizer.
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Physical activity calorie equivalent (PACE) labels could improve on labels that identify only calories and nutrient content, according to a new scientific review.
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Crop nutrient producers are struggling with falling prices and profits, as supplies are ample and farm incomes are strained by weaker crop values.
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Fiber is the closest thing we have to a true superfood — or super-nutrient since it's a part of so many different foods.
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Back in the 1980s, the ophthalmologist Alfred Sommer was in Indonesia, trying to prevent a form of blindness that results from nutrient deficiencies.
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Prices of the crop nutrient have fallen as crop prices soften and demand slackens in key buying countries such as Brazil and India.
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A Mississippi River/Gulf of Mexico Watershed Nutrient Task Force has been monitoring the problem and has set goals to reduce run-off.
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Health researchers have known for years that high-calorie, nutrient-poor beverages such as soda have been major contributors to the obesity epidemic.
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The actor says that he and the "Life Goes On" singer always get powered up for their days with their favorite nutrient-rich smoothie.
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These starchy foods are not only insufficient to combat malnutrition; they have also displaced crops that are more nutrient-rich but harder to produce.
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On a basic level, meat is composed of protein, an essential nutrient made of amino acids; fats, a source of fuel; and valuable vitamins.
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For decades, farmers and scientists have developed and employed agricultural practices that use nutrient-rich recirculating water as a sustainable way to grow food.
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The good news is, you don't have to give up your favorite treats if you're trying to increase nutrient-dense fare in your day.
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Red tide is nothing new in Florida, but warmer waters due to climate change and nutrient runoff from farms are probably exacerbating the problem.
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Edyta followed that up with ultrasound therapy, used to make topical nutrient-rich serums penetrate deeper into the skin through a process called phonophoresis.
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The CSPI is also claiming that Naked drinks are made with "cheap, nutrient-poor" juices rather than the nutritious vegetables they claim to contain.
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Groszyk harvests 15 to 20 pounds of produce each week, having been trained in artificial lighting, water chemistry, nutrient balance, business development and sales.
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Americans have long been warned about the dangers of fat, since the nutrient contains more than twice as many calories as carbohydrates and proteins.
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Give Soylent cocktails a try – because life is too short not to mix the nutrient-rich meal replacement drink with your White Russian. 12.
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"The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet," the new note reads.
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The LEAF system itself costs $2,990, and the nutrient packs and carbon filters cost $39, both of which should be replaced after each grow.
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Short of reforesting, reducing nutrient input, and generally slowing global climate change, humans may not have a lot of recourses to mitigate these blooms.
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They feed their chicks on the fruit of the rimu, a tree that produces its nutrient-rich morsels only every two or three years.
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A study found that a major cause of the algae bloom could be nutrient discharge from deforestation and fertilizer use along the Amazon River.
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More broadly, however, the general trends LeClerc sees call for food that is healthier, tastier, nutrient-dense, satiating, ethically sourced and less environmentally impactful.
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Under the new contract, Belarus will supply 700,000 tonnes of this crop nutrient at $227 per tonne on a cost and freight basis (CFR).
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The latest versions, called Dietary Reference Intakes, also include adequate, average, and tolerable nutrient levels—three more numbers for parents to keep in mind.
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Carbon dioxide is a necessary nutrient for plant life, acting as the catalyst for the most essential energy conversion process on planet earth: photosynthesis.
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HABs are not rare and are likely become more common in more places because of climate change and nutrient pollution, according to the NOAA.
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While septic systems, concentrated livestock operations, and lawn and golf course fertilizers also contribute to these nutrient loads, farmland runoff dominates in most regions.
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"You have a radioactive symbol for an essential nutrient," said Christin Fernandez, a spokeswoman for the National Restaurant Association, which is based in Washington.
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Diatoms float near the ocean's sunlit surface, and they suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and then use this carbon as a key nutrient.
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He was vegan and took vitamin B12 daily to make certain he didn't run out of this essential nutrient, which is found in meats.
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Better yet, they can do this with the latest information on a plant's acidity, nutrient, watering levels and more in an environmentally sound manner.
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The study results also showed that riboflavin, a nutrient found in milk, oxidised in as little as two hours when exposed to fluorescent light.
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I binge-listened to Paleo podcasts, desperate to find the one missing nutrient or supplement that would help me get my body under control.
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Made with fresh shrimp and other whole food ingredients, Omega One Shrimp Pellets sink quickly to provide bottom feeders with a nutrient-rich diet.
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Wallace: There's quite a big hype around avocados, but it actually is quite justified when it comes to how nutrient-dense this food is.
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Researchers say reduced numbers of sea cucumbers may lead to decreased nutrient recycling and biodiversity on the seafloor, and may interrupt the food chain.
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And scientists are finding that while CO23, a greenhouse gas, helps plants grow, it can also radically alter the nutrient content in food crops.
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She will also play to their competitive natures by holding contests to see who can create the most delicious meals using nutrient-rich ingredients.
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For example, let's say that a study found that a certain nutrient often found in eggs is associated with increased cholesterol in the blood.
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One hypothesis is that currents are bringing nutrient-rich water from the deep sea up into the shelf, which correlates with starfish larvae growth.
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Their babies were left, in the first days and weeks and months of their life, without the opportunity to receive nutrient-rich breast milk.
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The crowberry plant is a keystone species in the alpine tundra, serving as an important food source to many creatures and influencing nutrient cycles.
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Modifying a single nutrient in a diet of a population in prison won't produce a study with answers relevant to our population at large.
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Vitamin A is a major nutrient found in carrots, and it is good for the health of your eyes — especially those with poor vision.
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And even if you make a herculean effort to eat healthy, it's common for your daily diet to fall short of optimal nutrient levels.
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Loaded Sweet Potatoes With Black Beans and Cheddar Is this the nutrient-dense, flavor-packed, doesn't-take-forever dinner you have been waiting for?
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Students don't even have enough time to finish their food, which contributes to not only the nutrient problem, but also the excessive food waste.
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A new study shows the nutrient-rich staple made it to Pacific islands from South America long before people could have played a part.
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The Lermontov plant in the mountainous North Caucasus region can produce about 5,000 tonnes a month of crop nutrient monoammonium phosphate among other products.
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The problem is that the increased concentration changes the chemical composition of the plant — the nutrient content decreases, while the carbon dioxide content increases.
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"In contrast, if you boil broccoli in a big pot of water for an hour, you will significantly deplete the nutrient profile," Rankin said.
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It's packed in nutrient-rich foods, like fruits, vegetables, beans and legumes, and it gives you a feeling of fullness without contributing any calories.
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The project may intensify competition among suppliers of the crop nutrient in the region, traditionally dominated by Russian producer Uralkali and Belarusian miner Belaruskali.
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Earlier this summer, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a larger than average dead zone there, despite previous efforts at reducing nutrient levels.
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State agriculture scientists developed fertilizers and additives to fix the acidic, nutrient-poor earth and created soybean strains that could thrive in the tropics.
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On a brighter note, Troxler added that storm surges can deposit phosphorus-rich sands into wetlands, possibly helping some of these nutrient-poor ecosystems recover.
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For a nutrient-packed alternative to potato chips, Haas recommends coating the kale leaves with a little olive oil and baking them into kale chips.
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"The 'Rise of Algae' created food webs with more efficient nutrient and energy transfers," they write in the study published yesterday in the journal Nature.
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In other words, fiber's already kind of a wonder-nutrient, so it's no huge surprise that it might offer benefits for your vaginal health, too.
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The project aims to help farmers earn cash by selling fish and boost their harvests by using nutrient-rich water from fish ponds on crops.
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In other words, you'd have to pull out a calculator and multiply those numbers by two or three to get accurate calorie or nutrient counts.
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Due to this under consumption, fiber was identified in 2005 and 2010 as a nutrient of public health concern in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
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Once the building is complete, scientists reckon that the flow of nutrient-rich sediment to the South China Sea will drop by more than 90%.
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The concept seems a little strange: an in-shower duo that does to your hair what a nutrient-dense green smoothie does to your body.
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Some of it comes indirectly from the bird guano, which increases the nutrient content in the water and attracts algae, small shrimp, and eventually fish.
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Fat is necessary for healthy mental function, energy, nutrient metabolism, and effective twerking, while you need protein for strong muscles and a robust immune system.
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Emerging evidence suggests more than half the population cannot afford nutrient-rich foods, while consumption of oil, sugar and processed foods is increasing, she said.
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He is working with botanists and engineers to create a high nutrient soil mixture able to retain water while still keeping weight to a minimum.
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Foods deemed unhealthy overall, like sugary flavored waters or high-sodium snacks, would not be allowed to make any nutrient content claims on its labels.
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Use of the term "healthy" to make certain nutrient claims has become controversial over the years, prompting the FDA to issue warnings to certain manufacturers.
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And there are vast stretches of the ocean with almost no plants doing any photosynthesis because the water is too nutrient-poor to sustain them.
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The pumping of flood waters from fields back into the lake can also spike nutrient pollution, as happened during the big winter rains of 85033.
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There was a lot of debate around nutrition and which national guidelines should be used, and how one nutrient might affect the uptake of another.
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Fiber is already sort of a wonder nutrient: getting enough in your diet has been linked to protecting your heart and keeping you, um, regular.
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The researchers started by placing a droplet of nutrient solution containing Bacillus subtilis onto a chip made of silica that had electrodes at either end.
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It's not hard to imagine how these rich nutrient discharges from the lake help strengthen the red tide, which experts warn will continue into 2019.
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Hint: The secret to satiety is a snack high in the three essential macronutrients: super-filling proteins, energy-boosting carbs, and nutrient-rich good fats.
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Nutrient pollution, flowing from the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico, is birthing huge clumps of algae that are sucking oxygen from the water.
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Of all the culinary staples to be found at a luau, poi — a nutrient-rich paste made from mashed taro root — is the most divisive.
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A company in Argentina is looking into tackling this problem by developing a nutrient-packed formula that is supposed to turn bees into "super bees".
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It sends the components to make delicious, nutrient-dense dishes like Salmon Brussels Grain Bowls and Pad Thai Fried Rice in packaging that's all recyclable.
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Nutrient content varies depending on the type of fish: Shellfish is especially high in selenium, and saltwater fish is high in iodine, Ms. McDaniel said.
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A large amount of nutrient gel, heated in pots and pans on the Kitchen's stove, was the wrong temperature, and they had to start over.
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This may have occurred because UV rays break down folate, an essential nutrient that prevents birth defects and help our body's cells divide, Paul says.
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That would be worth talking about—if, she says, that unrefined sugar was even the slightest bit nutrient-dense to begin with, which it isn't.
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Steel-cut oats You can cook oats and add savory toppings like grated cheese, sundried tomatoes or even eggs for a quick, nutrient-rich meal.
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"In addition to the nutrient supply, dirty bath water also serves as a further source of microbial seeding for the bath toys," the researchers noted.
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Members of both groups attended classes with dietitians where they were trained to eat nutrient-dense, minimally processed whole foods, cooked at home whenever possible.
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In the lab, the insects captured mosquitoes and feasted on them for hours, depositing their nutrient-filled feces into the artificial pitcher like a toilet.
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First of all, the study wasn't about eggs, just that one nutrient — many of the others in eggs may reduce cholesterol for all we know.
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Celiac disease affects millions of people In people diagnosed with celiac disease, eating gluten damages the lining of the small intestine and prevents nutrient absorption.
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Musonda said it took her longer to get her company manufacturing affordable and nutrient-enriched food like noodles off the ground because of her gender.
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The nutrient-rich formula helps reduce the appearance of breakage and stimulates healthy growth, thanks to the Jamaican Black Castor Oil loaded with reparative omegas.
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The company, founded by the winery owner April Gargiulo, makes a serum from whole, nutrient-dense botanicals (as opposed to extracts) to be extra potent.
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Vitamin B12 is a nutrient that is essential to the healthy functioning of blood and nerve cells and can only be found in animal products.
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However, he was stopped by federal officials at the airport before he could board the flight, and the officials seized copies of the Nutrient Optimizer.
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Guardian was founded by two pet food industry veterans who aim to disrupt the industry with full transparency and nutrient-dense, highly digestible pet foods.
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The main driver of this process is preventing visual changes such as browning or wilting, though nutrient loss would typically occur at the same time.
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Humboldt Bay is a productive habitat for clams, among them steamers, horsenecks and Martha Washingtons, that thrive in its muddy sand and nutrient-rich water.
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All of the vitamins had higher than the recommended dose of at least one nutrient, based on U.S. dietary guidelines for pregnant and lactating women.
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It was an unprecedented opportunity to study a nutrient-poor marine ecosystem and evaluate its response to a sudden and massive inflow of molten lava.
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The nutrient content of the meals was exactly the same for both groups, the only difference being that the breakfast and dinner meals were swapped.
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Biotin, a supplement ingredient long promoted as an aid in hair growth, probably won't do anything unless you're deficient in the nutrient, which is rare.
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While zinc is also an essential trace nutrient, when you take it in excess, the element can mess with certain aspects of your body's chemical balance.
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On tidally-locked ocean worlds, stellar-induced tides could promote nutrient mixing, helping to set up gradients of temperature and chemicals that might otherwise be absent.
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Blend a dreamy base of ripe mango, thick avocado, sweet banana, and nutrient-packed spinach, then pour it into paper cups or popsicle molds to freeze.
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Every fish and every seafood option has different levels of nutrients, so if you consume only one type of fish, you'll get only one nutrient profile.
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Food companies like PepsiCo and McDonalds have made inroads all over the world with their cheap, calorie-dense and nutrient poor soda, candy, and fast food.
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Here's the thing about fiber: It's an important nutrient that can help digestion, lower cholesterol levels, and improve blood sugar levels, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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From that information, companies crunch the data and give farmers a readout of crop yield, soil nutrient levels, soil moisture levels, plant height and other metrics.
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Turmeric and cinnamon were included because they have anti-inflammatory properties, Francis said, as do nutrient-dense foods such as fruit, vegetables, whole grains and fish.
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Just one large egg contains almost a quarter (22%) of your RDA of selenium, a nutrient that helps support your immune system and regulate thyroid hormones.
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To test the strains, wasps were pulverized and the remains placed in a nutrient-rich solution for microbes to grow, according to researcher Dr. Anne Madden.
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Published today in the Pediatrics journal, the study claims that the majority of celebrities with food advertising deals are promoting "energy-dense, nutrient-poor" junk food.
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Growers can control temperature, lighting, humidity, nutrient dosing, and pH balance, and can even hook up to your home's water and sewage system for automatic watering.
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While slimy seaweed may get a bad rap at the beach, this nutrient-rich plant gives kale a run for its money in the superfood stakes.
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All that said, unless you're treating a specific nutrient deficiency (with the guidance of your doctor, please), you probably don't need to be taking multivitamins anyways.
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Though McDonald's may be on a health kick, some of its nutrient-enhanced meals are actually worse for you than junk food, according to CBC News.
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In the 40s and 53s, in the wake of all the discoveries about vitamins and minerals, there really weren't that many nutrient categories left to research.
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" Cobalt's classification in this report "does not include vitamin B12, because cobalt in this essential nutrient is bound to protein and does not release cobalt ions.
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The antioxidant vitamin E can be found in nuts, seeds, vegetables and fish oil but the body may need supplements to get enough of this nutrient.
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From what I could gather, they've put a ton of work into packaging the seeds into nutrient-packed little pucks held together with a biodegradable fiber.
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Sagging U.S. farmer incomes and soft fertilizer prices have pressured crop nutrient producers, even as new capacity for nitrogen and potash comes on stream this year.
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"So not only people's ability to acquire food will be reduced, but also the nutrient contents of whatever people will buy will be lower," he said.
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"We have greatly altered the nitrogen cycle on this planet," he said, adding that local sources of nutrient pollution near Sargassum beachings are exacerbating the issue.
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WIC delivers results and is cost effective: Participants increase their nutrient profiles without extra calories and improve iron-deficient anemia, without red meat in the program.
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Participants completed questionnaires every two to four years, and the nutrient intake information was compared to tests of blood biomarkers to make sure they matched up.
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That can mean customized nutrient addition and soil sensors that tell you how hard your plant has to work to suck water out of the ground.
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It's also possible that the culprit is DAP, aka diammonium phosphate, a yeast nutrient which is sometimes added in the must to help the fermentation process.
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It's valued for its nutrient-dense makeup: With 5.5 grams of protein and three grams of dietary fiber in one cup, how can you go wrong?
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"Health problems due to deficiencies usually occur in patients who do not regularly follow-up with their surgeon to establish healthy nutrient levels," the association claims.
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When soil is healthy, free from pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, it's able to produce a series of vital functions – nutrient cycling, water filtration and water retention.
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Herbivore Botanicals Calm Bath Salts, available on Nordstrom, $18Herbivore Botanical's bath salts include nutrient-rich Pacific sea salts combined with ylang-ylang and vanilla essential oil.
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Nutrient pollution has been connected to cancer, birth defects, and the deadly Blue Baby Syndrome—the condition whereby infants deprived of blood oxygen literally turn blue.
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It builds meaning out of the white space on the page; it leaves nutrient-rich silences where we might expect to find explicit, common-sense lessons.
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Secondly, is if we have a measurable impact on helping growers become more successful in producing nutrient-rich food, which in turn feeds that next generation.
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Packed with premium ingredients that are ethically farmed and locally sourced, ZiwiPeak sets a new standard for quality when it comes to nutrient-rich cat food.
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In "The Grow-Light Blues," Carl Hirsch's craven employers choose him to test a product that would replace meals with nutrient-infused rays from a laptop.
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Another group of scientists recently found big hurricanes also can stir up the deep ocean by dumping tons of nutrient-rich plankton on the sterile bottom.
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Chocolate strawberry frozen yogurt bark This treat is a play on chocolate covered strawberries and provides a nutrient-rich way to satisfy your child's sweet tooth.
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They worked with silk strands collected from three species of spider that build their webs in different environments, and set these down on nutrient-rich plates.
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Some Agrium investors said at the time they were uneasy about the deal because it would give them greater exposure to the slumping crop nutrient potash.
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Part of the technology was an algorithm called the "Nutrient Optimizer," which Monsanto and The Climate Corporation call a "valuable trade secret" and their intellectual property.
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The strict meal plan includes low-nutrient items like hot dogs, ice cream, and saltine crackers, and requires participants to count calories in everything, including coffee.
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The plan advises putting at least 85033 percent of the land and sea under "strict protection" and reducing nutrient and plastic pollution by at least half.
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In the United States alone, insects provide "ecosystem services" such as pest control and nutrient cycling to ensure plant productivity worth an estimated $4.5 billion annually.
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The most frequently targeted categories were sugar-sweetened beverages, candy, processed meat products, and sweet and salty snacks, and the most frequently targeted nutrient was sugar.
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One way to do this is to use carbon- and nutrient-rich organic sources of fertilizers such as manure or compost rather than synthetic chemical fertilizers.
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I recognized the need for convenient, nutrient-rich meals and ran with the ideaThe impact of unhealthy eating hit far too close to home for me.
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The antioxidant content of blueberries far exceeds that of raw red cabbage, according to a Department of Agriculture analysis of nutrient values of fruits and vegetables.
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Farmers and agricultural authorities must take account of climate change and the prospect of increased rainfall in designing strategies to mitigate the effects of nutrient pollution.
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Undernutrition — stunting, nutrient deficiencies, wasting — affects more than 2 billion people around the world, and in Africa and Asia diminishes 4 to 11 percent of GDP.
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"This is a big step forward towards our goal of a low-carbon society and nutrient recycling – a genuine circular economy solution," Gasum said in a statement.
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Lunch. Nothing is more important than having a satisfying and nutrient-dense meal with high-quality ingredients like fresh veggies and fruits, lean proteins and super grains.
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It's got all of the soy and algal oil-based nutrient delivery one has come to expect from the company's liquid offerings, with a key new addition.
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The missing livers point to possible orca attacks—as we've reported before, shark livers are full of the nutrient squalene, which the orcas seem to be after.
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Evaluation of any one food in a diet depends on what the food is, its nutrient composition, and how it fits with everything else a person eats.
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In 2013, Uralkali left a trading joint venture with the Belarusian Potash Company, triggering a fall in global prices of the crop nutrient and hitting Minsk's revenues.
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The company is also whittling down its costs selling the crop nutrient, as it has ramped up production at its expanded lowest-cost mine at Rocanville, Saskatchewan.
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"Would you care for an extra fiber nutrient bar, which has traveled to more than 100 countries," the comedian asked, not-so-subtly alluding to Hillary Clinton.
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It's a tough life, and unlike the visiting birds and mammals, they can't exactly venture into the nutrient-rich water around the continent for a quick bite.
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"I find that many low-income respondents minimize the risk of food waste by purchasing what their children like—often calorie-dense, nutrient-poor foods," Daniel wrote.
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But Hudak said that won't cut it because breast milk carries very little of the nutrient, and it doesn't easily cross the placenta, according to the CDC.
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So sure, the cold-press technically has more effective nutrient extraction, but the assertion that a high-speed juicer destroys all of the nutritional benefits is exaggerated.
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Don't just reach for the whites, though; the yolks boast a fat-fighting nutrient called choline, so opting for whole eggs can actually help you trim down.
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"Our vision and mission has remained consistent, which is to bring the 'Kind Promise' of nutrient-dense wholesome ingredients in every single category," Lubetzky told Business Insider.
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We often encourage people to use fertilizers during the grow seasons (spring-summer) as that helps to revitalize old soils and promote nutrient uptake in the roots.
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Spot prices of potash, a crop nutrient, are at 8-year lows of around $230 a tonne, down by more than a quarter from a year ago.
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The Army Corps of Engineers released nutrient-heavy water into the St. Lucie Estuary as part of their flood control measures, Corps spokesman John Campbell told CNN.
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Alcohol contains about 7 calories per gram, which is almost as much as the most calorie-dense nutrient of all: fat, which has 9 calories per gram.
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According to the Perennial Farming Initiative, which hosts the program, returning carbon to the soil can improve the crops' resilience, flavor, nutrient density and tolerance to droughts.
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We are talking about small, miniature cows which are designed by nature to consume the locally available fodder and convert that to a very nutrient-rich manure.
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Doctors have also learned about potential surgical complications following teenage bariatric surgery, which sometimes requires additional operations and, much more commonly, results in vitamin and nutrient deficiencies.
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The current FDA definition describes "healthy" as "an implied nutrient content claim" that suggests the food is consistent with current dietary recommendations, particularly for fat and cholesterol.
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Seamounts, towering volcanoes submerged thousands of feet of below the surface, are considered undersea jungles, their nutrient-rich waters supporting a panoply of fish and marine invertebrates.
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Where it is coming from: Nitrogen fertilizers are made by converting inert nitrogen in the atmosphere to a "fixed" chemical form plants can use as a nutrient.
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High-resolution, multispectral images provide farmers with accurate, real-time information about the water and nutrient status of plants, and flag irrigation leaks and blockages for repair.
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Research suggests that farmers should improve their practices by producing resilient crops along with more fragile varieties of plant life, keep soil nutrient-rich and optimize irrigation.
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"These small fish are like nutrient bombs," said Arun Padiyar, a project manager for WorldFish in India's eastern Odisha state, where 500 households are using fish farms.
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It would combine Potash's crop nutrient production capacity, the world's largest, with Agrium's farm retail network, North America's biggest, plus its own potash mine and fertilizer plants.
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"This technology speeds the return to earth through decomposition, it remediates toxins we accumulate over a lifetime, and it speeds nutrient delivery back to plants," he said.
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Indigo says it is working to create a new way to grow crops so they are more resistant to insects, drought, severe weather and nutrient-poor soil.
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The result is then given a few weeks to rest in a nutrient-packed bath, which allows the cells to grow around and within any core electronics.
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Researchers around the world are tracing the ancient evolutionary roots that olfactory and taste receptors (collectively called chemosensory receptors or nutrient receptors) share with the immune system.
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He realised that the water had leeched his hair's nutrients out through the tips, and that this nutrient deficiency had worked its way up to his scalp.
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Prices of crop nutrient potash have leveled off this year after hitting eight-year lows late last year due to low crop prices and excessive production capacity.
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Similarly, rice paddies are kept flooded during the growing season, and the nutrient-rich environment created by rice roots support both the bacterial growth and methylmercury production.
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And though caffeine is not a nutrient, the guidelines say three to five 8-ounce cups of coffee a day can be incorporated into healthy eating patterns.
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Landvik explained that the addition of phytase to release phosphates from feed and help animals absorb this essential nutrient also reduces costs for farmers and environmental pollution.
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Like other vertical gardens, this one is built by layering the plants over an acrylic layer that channels a nutrient-rich solution of water to their roots.
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Still, I was committed to the diet and obsessed with finding the nutrient that would help me "get lean" like all the other Paleo people out there.
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