Four key nutrients Important nutrients in mushrooms include selenium, vitamin D, glutathione and ergothioneine.
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The storm moved nutrients that were inland into coastal waters, and nutrients help algae to grow, according to NASA.
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Whales also help spread nutrients as they migrate, excreting feces containing the nutrients from krill, small fish, crustaceans and other types of tiny plankton they've consumed in high-latitude feeding areas, to low-latitude breeding areas where fewer nutrients circulate.
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The brew itself can include ingredients high in nutrients like selenium, magnesium and B vitamins, though these nutrients vary from beer to beer.
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For each plant, one of the pots contained a consistent level of nutrients, while the nutrients in the other pot were considered variable.
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When a pig rots on the forest floor, it floods the soil with nutrients like nitrogen—too many nutrients that overwhelm the vegetation.
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In fact, in a recent study in Nutrients, participants who adhered strictly to the Paleo diet lacked the important nutrients thiamine, riboflavin, and calcium.
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Sources of these nutrients include fertilizers from agriculture, golf courses, and suburban lawns, erosion of soil packed with nutrients, and sewage discharge from treatment plants.
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But the liver needs nutrients to do this, and because she was so sick, this woman wasn't taking in much in the way of nutrients.
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The former option is high in calories but low in recovery-enhancing nutrients, while the latter is high in nutrients but doesn't replace your fuel stores.
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Unlike cats, which are obligate carnivores (cats need nutrients found in meat to survive), dogs can draw the nutrients they need from animal or plant sources.
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The 5/20 rule is a framework to help grocery shoppers understand which nutrients an item has a lot of, and which nutrients it has little of.
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One where a protester will take only water, and the other where they will take minimal nutrients such as broths, vitamins supplements or drinks containing some nutrients.
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Problem is, the vast majority of the nutrients in the Amazon are sequestered in those plants, not the soil, so the dirt quickly ends up lacking nutrients.
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Stir-frying or sautéing retains more nutrients than boiling, but if you want to retain the nutrients, steaming and microwaving vegetables may be the optimal cooking methods.
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However, capers are generally low in nutrients and therefore it would be nearly impossible to get in all the essential nutrients that a healthy, high-functioning body requires.
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Here's the thing: heating in any way will degrade some nutrients (like vitamin C) but make other nutrients more bioavailable to your body (like the antioxidant lycopene in tomatoes).
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Isn't there a difference between plants absorbing nutrients from animals that die of natural causes and those gaining nutrients from the mass slaughter of livestock for the industrial food complex?
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But the hair, the skin, and the nails don't get nutrients from the surface, they get nutrients from within, so the concept of things needing to breathe doesn't ring true scientifically.
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For the next day or so, we've got an event running on PQQ, CoQ10 and other specialty supplements that dramatically increase your intake of cell-supporting nutrients (including brain-supporting nutrients).
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The seemingly contradictory research findings about these nutrients may be due, in part, to individual genetic variation that dictate the response of an individual, rather than a group, to these nutrients.
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It's thought to be a mechanism to get all the nutrients; animals can't digest grass very well, so to get all the nutrients out of it, they basically eat it twice.
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For example, a high-calorie food (like avocados) could contain important nutrients like fat, and a low-calorie food (like a small bag of baked potato chips) could contain very few nutrients.
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Both pots had equal amounts of nutrients on average, but one pot always had the same amount, while the other pot sometimes had a lot of nutrients and sometimes a lot less.
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Second, while it's true that plants absorb nutrients from the soil and that these nutrients could have come from animals, they're strictly inorganic: nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus and trace amounts of other elements.
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The cravings could be a sign that a woman is deficient in certain nutrients, including iron and B12Cravings can be a sign that the body is deficient in certain nutrients, Suttle said.
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For the pea plant, it is safest to prioritize the pot with that has a consistent level of nutrients so long as that level of nutrients is enough for the plant to grow.
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"First, they are higher in beneficial nutrients such as fiber, plant fats, potassium, and antioxidants, and lower in potentially harmful nutrients such as animal-based iron, animal fats and nitrite preservatives," she said.
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Perhaps they even transport food and nutrients for sea life.
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They also found deficiencies in the American diet's essential nutrients.
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"I am obsessed with nutrients and vitamins," Glazman told us.
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So a great deal of the nutrients are not absorbed.
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That's because cooking them whole helps lock in their nutrients.
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Deprive anything of nutrients long enough, and it will die.
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And it makes the nutrients easy for us to intake.
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He worked with me on diet, meditation, nutrients and supplements.
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Such algae thrive on nutrients in sewage and farm runoff.
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After the meat was consumed, the bones leached nutrients downstream.
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They have adapted to low levels of energy and nutrients.
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Forests need fires to recycle nutrients and clear the understory.
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Vegans have to cast a wider net for essential nutrients.
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This allows more nutrients to be absorbed by the skin.
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It's essential to have nitrogen fixers to replace those nutrients.
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Each pixel is injected with different flavors, color, nutrients, etc.
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There's moisture and nutrients to put back into your skin.
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For added flavor and nutrients, add lean protein and broccoli.
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She puts him in the bathtub and sprinkles nutrients in.
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It was a carefully chosen combination of calories and nutrients.
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When Christiansen moved in, the soil was depleted of nutrients.
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Ask Well Q. Do prepackaged salad greens lose their nutrients?
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A. It's true for some nutrients, but not for others.
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All these nutrients don't occur naturally in any single food.
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Experts believe they lack the bacteria needed to absorb nutrients.
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In essence, less oxygen is available to react with nutrients.
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They found plenty of nitrates, nutrients that drive phytoplankton blooms.
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We could then separate out the water and the nutrients.
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And some of the nutrients in the skin -- basically the same nutrients as inside the carrot -- may be lost as well, though some studies suggest that cutting or grating carrots actually enhances their antioxidant capacity.
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"My menu is full of antioxidants and nutrients now," he said.
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Another enzyme aids with grabbing the nutrients from broken down material.
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That affects yields as it hinders plants' ability to access nutrients.
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They're not getting the nutrients that are nourishing to the body.
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Usually, these sea creatures just passively filter sea water for nutrients.
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The forms in which these nutrients are delivered really matter, too.
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This added valuable nutrients to the water, so it became fertile.
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Unable to transport water and nutrients, the plants wilted and died.
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"These animals were able to extract nutrients from bone," he said.
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The seed provides a perfect balance for the nutrients we need.
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That way you're focusing on picking healthy calories and adding nutrients.
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Warm water and nutrients coming into the waterway exacerbate the problem.
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A superabundant art naturally produces superfluity—lexical runoff, weak in nutrients.
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Still, supplementation may be a good idea for these nutrients too.
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"There are so many nutrients and so many diets," he said.
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Water is one of the six nutrients that the body needs.
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Pumpkin is a source of vitamin A, fiber and other nutrients.
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As for diet, the committee recommended focusing on foods, not nutrients.
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"Seventy percent of my nutrients come from fresh air!" she complained.
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Protein is one of the most essential nutrients our bodies need.
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So there's ways of getting those nutrients in without having avocado.
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Buy fresh veggies, then freeze them yourself to preserve the nutrients.
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This helps break down wood and return nutrients to the soil.
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Could the same effect be obtained with supplements containing these nutrients?
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They share resources, they share nutrients, they share sources of energy.
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Generally speaking, boiling has the harshest effect on heat-sensitive nutrients.
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Sugar is particularly perilous, because it is devoid of essential nutrients.
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This can make it difficult to get the nutrients you need.
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This gentle method ensures even heating and preserves breast milk's nutrients.
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But he said it was now time to focus on nutrients.
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It also zaps nutrients from the earth and leaves soil weak.
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Oceans are heating up, which affects how numerous some nutrients are.
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"Everyone has a problem of nutrients in the lake," he said.
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I also want to make sure I&aposm getting my nutrients.
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To put all the nutrients in perspective, check out this chart.
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The unnatural cause has to do with the Amazon River, which pours nutrients into the ocean during the spring and summer—nutrients that are now in overabundance owing to deforestation and the excessive use of fertilizers.
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Those, along with foods processed to help preserve and enhance nutrients and freshness of foods at their peak -- canned tuna, beans and tomatoes, as well as frozen fruits and vegetables -- are healthful and offer important nutrients.
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One challenge that this study appears to have overcome using genetic engineering has been that algae require a lot of nutrients to grow quickly but produce more fat when they are starved of the same nutrients.
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Like their redder cousins, they're rich in beneficial plant nutrients, especially beta-carotene and vitamin C. Smoothies Smoothies offer a delicious, convenient way to pack in nutrients, and they can be especially fun to make with kids.
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Gurley argues corn tortillas are dirty poverty grub lacking in real nutrients.
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Her maize sucks up nutrients more quickly than she can replace them.
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And chemical analysis showed that it is a rich source of nutrients.
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They provide structure for the body, take in nutrients, and create energy.
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The [Natural Eye Nutrients Cream] has taken a decade off my eyes.
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It's like you're trapped inside your own body tying to get nutrients.
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Meal time and the plant gets its much-needed nutrients to survive.
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Fruits and vegetables are some of the best sources of these nutrients.
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Unfortunately Fusarium also disrupts the trees' ability to transport nutrients and water.
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Going carb-free can cause a lack of nutrients in the body.
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But you'll be lacking other key nutrients including protein and healthy fats.
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The green icebergs, then, might transport these vital nutrients out to sea.
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Her daughters were monochorionic diamniotic, meaning they share a placenta and nutrients.
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Nitrogen, along with phosphorous and potassium, are the three main plant nutrients.
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The surplus of nutrients, such as phosphorous, results in excess algae growth.
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The simple breakdown is that plants need air, water, sunlight, and nutrients.
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What the soda water provides is a supercharged serving of these nutrients.
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They break down and recycle the nutrients that plants need for photosynthesis.
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Plus, there's an important goldilocks zone for nutrients in bodies of water.
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Most importantly, for the bugs to begin their crawl, they needed nutrients.
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So the researchers mimicked that environment by adding nutrients to the water.
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Even for adults, a lack of calories and essential nutrients is harmful.
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The only macro-nutrients that break the fast are carbohydrates and protein.
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"A healthy diet doesn't just limit certain unfavorable nutrients," says Dr. Sacks.
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These chemicals provide the "perfect nutrients" to worsen the bloom, Bartleson said.
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Almond milk is generally low in fat and low in most nutrients.
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Messages can also focus on foods instead of individual nutrients, she said.
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A vegetable provides more nutrients if you eat it directly, he says.
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That's not to say fruits and vegetables aren't sources of healthy nutrients.
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It can even prevent your body from absorbing nutrients in your food.
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It just points to the fact that whole foods deliver more nutrients.
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But plankton don't do well in warmer waters, which carry fewer nutrients.
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Did the cysts on the placenta starve her of nutrients and oxygen?
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This may be due to the complex network of nutrients they hold.
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The bloom forms seasonally as it feeds on two sources of nutrients.
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"These are jars of nutrients, I call it nitrogenous urea," he said.
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Polly gets chopped vegetables, because parrots need a diverse array of nutrients.
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Of course, we eat foods for more than just nutrients and fuel.
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The worm lives entirely off the nutrients provided by the photosynthesizing algae.
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Those nutrients are huge helpers in getting algae to grow, NASA says.
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What affects them is fruiting conditions, soil temperature, air temperature, and nutrients.
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The mussels compete for nutrients with mysis shrimp, which young trout eat.
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Health-wise, the stuffed jalapeños are a mess of nutrients and nitrates.
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This ensures that water and nutrients are evenly distributed around the roots.
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Tomato juice is full of nutrients to replace the ones you've lost.
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An animal's digestion extracts the nutrients that are readily available fairly quickly.
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Plant foods will have both lower yields and lower levels of nutrients.
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This churning pushed nutrients into the surface layer, triggering an algae bloom.
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Enjoy it with apple or pear slices, which adds even more nutrients.
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The remnants may harbor nutrients and fungi that help new trees grow.
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Digestive systems typically break proteins into bits and absorb them as nutrients.
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Throngs of zooplankton and krill would gather to feast on the nutrients.
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Fires clear underbrush and burn decaying vegetation, returning nutrients to the soil.
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Salads offer similar satiety benefits and are loaded with beneficial plant nutrients.
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Tropical seas tend to be low in nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus.
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They are making everyone fatter, but not necessarily more full of nutrients.
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Microbes gobble up the nutrients, leaving behind cellulose, a form of fiber.
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All sweeteners are basically the same in terms of calories and nutrients.
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Mary Ann Lila, director of the Plants for Human Health Institute at North Carolina State University, noted that fresh berries lose some nutrients while sitting on the shelf, so eat them right away to get the most nutrients.
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According to the International Food Information Council, processing can be as simple as freezing or drying food to preserve nutrients and freshness, or as complex as formulating a frozen meal with the optimal balance of nutrients and ingredients.
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Those, along with foods processed to help preserve and enhance nutrients and freshness of foods at their peak -- such as canned tuna, beans and tomatoes, as well as frozen fruits and vegetables -- are healthful and offer important nutrients.
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"Sometimes those nutrients accumulate in the cells and can cause harm," she says.
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Lightly steaming or microwaving is the best way to preserve nutrients in vegetables.
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Cantaloupe Although cantaloupe is 90% water, that doesn't mean it's lacking in nutrients.
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Also, many of these cereals are fortified with other nutrients like folic acid.
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They contain the same great nutrients at a much cheaper price per pound.
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The tears are filled with nutrients, such as sodium and proteins, namely albumin.
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The diet is no longer as widely recommended because it's low in nutrients.
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And so the fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother.
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"The fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother," he said.
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Blood sugars and other nutrients flood the bloodstream, supplying a boost of energy.
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But try to cook carrots whole, as cutting can reduce nutrients by 25%.
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In fact, cooking veggies whole is often the best choice to preserve nutrients.
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They demand more nutrients from plants in return for their valuable mineral commodities.
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The freshwater algae just needs nutrients, sunlight, and shallow, still water to thrive.
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Nutrient density is a measure of how many nutrients are in each calorie.
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You could check paint for lead, soil for nutrients or wine for poison.
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And the other nutrients studied had much less pronounced effects on B. vulgatus.
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It's full of other quality nutrients as well, including potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus.
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Whether baked or boiled, they're loaded with vitamins, fiber and other nutrients. Result?
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Nutrients and plankton flourish here, which encourages fish to flock to the zones.
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In terms of nutrients, soy milk is the closest equivalent to cow's milk.
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It's a nutrient-rich concoction that delivers essential nutrients to the nervous system.
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"It is always best to get your nutrients from real food," says Malone.
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Then there's the argument that mineral recycling cleanses the nutrients of their animality.
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Foods that are high in nutrients and are filling have fewer points overall.
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Lemons are chock full of nutrients, such as potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants.
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Then you're already getting plenty of vitamins and other nutrients from your food.
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Sometimes plants compete with each other, too, for water, light and soil nutrients.
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The "incomplete combustion," turning nutrients into energy without oxygen, is known as fermentation.
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But excessive nutrients from any fertilizer runoff can cause fish-killing algal blooms.
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This ultimately limits the amount of nutrients available to fuel growth and reproduction.
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Instead, nutrients and oxygen slip through their gelatinous layers of see-through skin.
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Nutrients are also recycled from the ocean floor more easily in shallower waters.
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Most ketotarian meals have a lot of nutrients and can be very healthy.
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On overnight flights, sleepwear with "microcapsule technology" release hydrating nutrients and stimulate circulation.
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Nutrients are absorbed from a controlled-released fertilizer also housed in the pillow.
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It is high in protein and contains additional nutrients like iron and calcium.
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You acknowledge that excess nutrients are the fuel that ignites yearly algae blooms.
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Governor Scott dismantled regulation of the very industrial nutrients that fuel algae blooms.
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While they are not losing calories, they are not absorbing some vital nutrients.
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Greens contain lutein, folate, beta carotene and other nutrients known to affect aging.
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It's often the marine microorganisms consumed by the fish that produce those nutrients.
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The cells are fed with nutrients and grow into "meat" within six weeks.
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The patches are infused with the nutrients that get depleted when you're drinking.
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The patches also contain nutrients including vitamin A and green tea extract too.
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Humans need numerous essential nutrients (vitamins and minerals) for growth, maintenance and reproduction.
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Milk was rich in nutrients, fat, protein and calories, and it was storable.
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And maybe it is, but those guys are basically little packets of nutrients.
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Our biggest struggle is getting Collin the nutrients he needs to gain weight.
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He just looked drained, he was just depleted, he wasn't getting the nutrients.
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"You're trying to get all the nutrients into very small meals," Jeukendrup added.
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Breaking these foods out by nutrients, though, tells an even more intriguing story.
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But while eating fatty fish, berries and other healthy foods that are high in these nutrients appears to be good for your brain, the evidence backing the cognitive benefits of OTC supplements that contain these and other nutrients is weak.
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You need nutrients and then you need growth factor, and that's the hard part.
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And if you're gonna eat it, why not get some nutrients in the process?
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In the open sea, they depend on each other for either nutrients or protection.
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I'd just hoped for the best, that I'd absorb any nutrients that I could.
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But the science does support eating whole fruits and vegetables to get these nutrients.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum can cause severe nausea and vomiting and requires supplementary hydration and nutrients.
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Each flows through different paths, carries different chemicals and nutrients, and has different properties.
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From conception, it's been derided as half-baked, artificial, and void of mental nutrients.
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Avocado has 20 important nutrients and provides antioxidants and health-protective fat, she said.
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Seurcell Serum with KFS Cellular Protein Complex, which blends over 1,500 key skin nutrients.
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Perhaps the nutrients were leached out of it by its long and arduous gestation.
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But fruit can't provide all of the vital nutrients your body needs to function.
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Spinach leaves have fine veins that transport water and nutrients to the plant's cells.
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"Some nutrients, like capsaicin, may be beneficial, but evidence is still lacking," she explains.
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I toss in some bok choy and an egg to get my nutrients in.
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According to Smith, chlorophyll also includes nutrients like vitamins A and C and magnesium.
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Blazes clear out underbrush, restore nutrients to the soil, and help some plants germinate.
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Sound smart: Eutrophication is when an excess of nutrients in water causes plant overgrowth.
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"That means that we can have quite precise control on the nutrients," she added.
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Once the mushrooms deplete the nutrients in the base materials, it dies and hardens.
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After that, we also add various microbes and non-organic nutrients, such as phosphorus.
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They contain a bunch of nutrients, including several essential vitamins and some helpful fiber.
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But, if we are talking about wholesomeness in terms of nutrients, then sadly no.
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"(For example) nutrients like iron won't reach the fetus for proper development," he said.
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Unlike quick, spinning juicers, this cold-press method doesn't create heat or destroy nutrients.
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You'll miss out on nutrients in other colorful veggies that are important to health.
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They eat waste, decompose detritus, spread nutrients and act as food for many species.
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This enriches the forest floor, providing nutrients for both land- and water-based creatures.
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Second, juicing makes it much easier for your body to absorb the aforementioned nutrients.
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Experts also highlight the importance of diversifying food intake to get the proper nutrients.
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They recycle nutrients in the soil, and break down dead carcasses and animal waste.
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Empire's drug is used to control the absorption of nutrients through the digestive system.
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Vegans are very good at sussing out sources of relevant nutrients, much like squirrels.
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Problem number one is that most gummy brands are missing too many essential nutrients.
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By that time, some of the nutrients and taste will most likely have decayed.
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But I don't know how much I needed the other nutrients I started downing.
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It could also be that as crops produce more grains, the nutrients are diluted.
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They clear out decaying brush, restore nutrients to soil, and even help plants germinate.
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It is high on nutrients and spices, low on fructose and free of gluten.
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In fact, you want to get your nutrients from the food that you eat.
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Most plants intertwine their roots with networks of underground fungal threads that supply nutrients.
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In addition, because she was pregnant, she was sharing her nutrients with her fetus.
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With their small molecule size, these oils quickly penetrate, delivering high levels of nutrients.
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Melting ice provides nutrients that fuel plankton blooms when sunlight is sufficient for photosynthesis.
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Placental mammals all develop inside a uterus, drawing nutrients and oxygen from their mothers.
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The rafflesia feeds on a host plant to live, drinking its water and nutrients.
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In general, birds want to pack as many nutrients as possible into their eggs.
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Koalas get their nutrients from eucalyptus leaves, as the Australian Koala Foundation points out.
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Dr. Timoshkin's team is trying to figure out which nutrients are fueling Spirogyra's growth.
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Plants can feel certain things, share nutrients in inventive ways, and recognize related plants.
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Lemons are packed with nutrients; they're chock full of potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants.
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Repeated bouts of diarrhea can rob children of nutrients and leave them permanently stunted.
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What's more, they don't always contain information about "nutrients of concern," like added sugar.
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The precise amount of various nutrients really is not going to make a difference.
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"Yet looking in factual objectivity, consumption of the former means consumption of more nutrients, marginally more fibre and more calories, whilst consumption of the latter means less nutrients, marginally less fibre, but less calories," reads the caption, which got nearly 12,000 likes.
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While soy in its whole, natural form can be a good source of essential amino acids and nutrients, "many soy protein isolates are devoid of the original nutrients found in soy," explains Mascha Davis, MPH, RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist in Los Angeles.
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Mothers here say the food aid that comes – rice, sugar, oil – lacks nutrients for children.
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While those are three important nutrients, eating meat alone will not fulfill your nutrition needs.
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The human placenta supplies all the oxygen and nutrients essential for growth of a foetus.
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Technically, the anus, rectum, and large intestines are responsible for absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste.
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So, they're also working on growing nutrients in space, like green peppers, tomatoes and lettuce.
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This doesn't just support elephants, which are fed milk infused with vitamins and other nutrients.
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A food's nutrients are broken into daily percentages that will change based on serving size.
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Currents push nutrients along contours that attract fish which, in turn, attract bigger predator fish.
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Here it had been absorbing nutrients, growing to several times the length of its host.
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But the prediction would be that they enhance the availability of the nutrients in question.
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A closed, miniature ecosystem would have to be devised to recycle nutrients and waste products.
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Most of us are able to get all the nutrients we need from foods, anyways.
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Although blood transports B vitamins, it's always dropping the nutrients off where they are needed.
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In layman's terms, carrier oils (like coconut) help to, well, carry nutrients into the skin.
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But through the complex labyrinth that connects them, their neighbours sent them nutrients, reviving them.
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In other words, it's uncomfortable, dehydrated, weak — and in serious need of the right nutrients.
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Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can stoke algae growth, combined with helpful wind direction and currents.
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In order to survive it leeches water and nutrients off the roots of a vine.
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Without these ready-made blood vessels, cells cannot be supplied with critical nutrients and oxygen.
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By controlling the quality of the nutrient solution, we control the quality of plant nutrients.
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As long as I'm eating and getting nutrients, the baby and I will be fine.
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In an intensely-competitive natural world, tears are a rich source of salts and nutrients.
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That has prevented nutrients from reaching the plankton, which are mostly active in surface waters.
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Traditional prepackaged meals will not provide enough vitamins and nutrients for astronauts on the journey.
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Hemp milk is higher in calories than other alternatives but is very rich in nutrients.
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They can stimulate your immune system, or process nutrients and release chemicals into the gut.
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Like in a forest, fallen leaves and decaying plant matter add nutrients into the soil.
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"They make nutrients accessible that might otherwise be bound up in the soil," he says.
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Here, the worms will siphon nutrients from their hosts for the rest of their lives.
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Whatever antioxidants or nutrients they may have, the sugar you're swallowing far outweighs their benefits.
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Together, those liquids don't necessarily contain enough fiber, protein, or nutrients to keep you going.
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And, at the same time, the farming industry is depleting the soil of necessary nutrients.
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So we'd have to make sure we were supplementing young women, especially with more nutrients?
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It didn't matter; Jia worked in the protein reactors, diving in tanks full of nutrients.
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This warm water does not have the same nutrients of phytoplankton that colder water has.
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" As Shopsin puts it: "'The nutrients of New York City are in the fringe people.
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Its infrared scanner measures nutrients within an accuracy range of 20%, according to manufacturer Panasonic.
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I wish there was a way to get nutrients without sitting down for a meal.
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With fewer nutrients available, less algae can grow on top, meaning less food for fish.
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They're "addicted to nutrients," Dang says; when they can't consume enough, they begin to die.
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Making matters more complicated, it takes several weeks to adapt to major changes in nutrients.
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Try a stuffing made with whole wheat bread, oats or quinoa to boost the nutrients.
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They also attract plankton and other nutrients that support the bottom of the food chain.
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Fruits and vegetables are known as carbohydrates, and we must get those for their nutrients.
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But when nutrients were abundant, they chose the one that always had the same amount.
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Moringa kernel oil contains a wealth of fatty acids and nutrients, which hydrate and protect.
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The reason is due to hormonal changes, which enhance insulin's response to nutrients, Cummings explained.
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Plant roots reach down from the beds into the water below to suss out nutrients.
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That decomposition "released nutrients and enzymes, rich in things like iron and phosphate," Liu explained.
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Like bones in humans, lignin supports plants and delivers water and nutrients throughout their tissues.
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When they visit the restaurant, those nutrients will be added to their 3D-printed dinner.
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Phosphorus-based fertilizers used in agricultural areas near the lake have increased the nutrients substantially.
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He had extremely low levels of vitamins B, vitamin D, and other nutrients, doctors found.
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Oats are a standout whole grain for protein as well as fiber and other nutrients.
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But there's some good news lurking behind all those extra calories and artery-damaging nutrients.
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At last, Vaali shows me Mikko's regimen, made up of very basic vitamins and nutrients.
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Our protohuman ancestors ate ferns and tubers as vehicles for nutrients and calories, nothing more.
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Their proteins, once broken down, provide nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus deficient in the soil.
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Most of these foods, however, tend to lack fiber, protein, vitamins and other important nutrients.
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This increased consumption may help the forest cycle nutrients faster, and benefit the whole ecosystem.
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This unlocks nutrients, and makes the tortilla a valuable source of vitamins, minerals and protein.
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Then came soy, which may come closest to the real thing in nutrients and consistency.
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But to be truly beneficial, the plant foods you choose must be rich in nutrients.
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They will strangle carefully planted seedlings, usurp the nutrients of the soil and take over.
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The patients had been unable to eat or to absorb enough nutrients to sustain life.
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They generate defenses and carry water and nutrients so the tree grows and stays healthy.
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"With the fillers and additives there's only so much space for active nutrients," she said.
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There are more than 11,000 different species of seaweed and most are packed with nutrients.
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We have become like hydroponic plants in a cushy greenhouse, growing fat on delivered nutrients.
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These compete fiercely with the resident microbes for the nutrients provided by the ant glands.
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We're making sure they get all the good, necessary nutrients to perform and stay healthy.
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But how would you deliver nutrients into the Venusian atmosphere to help sustain those microbes?
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The creatures' growth is dependent on how much sunlight, carbon dioxide and nutrients are around.
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We vote for getting nutrients and hydration the old-fashioned way: healthy foods and water.
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You actually have the nutrients you need and in time you can have less cravings.
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The study assigned scores based on criteria including calories, sodium levels, nutrients, and water quality.
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The fossils represented the root-like filaments that fungi use to extract nutrients from soil.
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Pilaf usually involves simmering rice with onions, aromatics and broth to amplify flavor and nutrients.
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But here, mixing oceans stir up nutrients so kelp — and the animals it feeds — thrive.
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MUNCHIES: You have co-authored several papers about recovering water and nutrients from human urine.
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She did not know how to get her sons the nutrients they needed to thrive, and she was not alone – even when many mothers in the developing world have enough food for their children, the traditional diet lacks important nutrients like Vitamin D and iron.
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All of them failed to meet the allowance for at least one essential cat nutrient, such as taurine, iron, or vitamin E, and most failed to meet the allowance of three or more nutrients (at least one recipe provided insufficient levels of 19 nutrients).
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Equipment like lighting and organic nutrients are expensive — soil growers count on their dirt to deliver some of those nutrients at no cost — and hydroponically and aquaponically grown fruits and vegetables usually are sold for the same price as organic produce grown in dirt.
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While this allows nutrients for the growing little creatures, it can be bad news for mom.
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Those nutrients also seem to play an essential role in the development of ADHD, she said.
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These methods clear fields and replenish the soil nutrients, but can also produce human-harming smoke.
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Rather, the mini brain cells (there are up to 400,000 per brain) receive nutrients by diffusion.
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"Infant formula provides the nutrients the infant requires, but has no additional health benefits," Flagg said.
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Then those cells are mixed together with hydrogel and cell-feeding nutrients to form an ink.
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If your diet is all white, yellow, and brown, you're not getting enough vitamins and nutrients.
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Bananas are known for being packed with nutrients — particularly potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6, and fiber.
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Truth is, there are plenty of nutrients in the meal that could benefit your beauty routine.
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The landmark study greatly increases the efficiency of surface delivery of nutrients and pesticides to plants.
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Jakob Perez has microvillus inclusion, an inherited intestinal disorder which prevents his body from absorbing nutrients.
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All plants use sunlight, water, soil nutrients, and carbon dioxide to generate energy and to grow.
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The color of the wine indicates how many healthful nutrients known as polyphenols the drink contains.
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"This is important because we do not eat particular nutrients and foods in isolation," she said.
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The 2009 Spanish study found the highest losses of nutrients in cauliflower after boiling and microwaving.
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Fat isn't bad for you — it actually gets you necessary nutrients and helps keep you full.
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Surface runoff of nutrients into the lake, plus warming conditions, are allowing the algae to thrive.
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There are hydrothermal vents there, too — hot vents that spout nutrients out of the ocean's floor.
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In terms of nutrients, fruit is full of fiber, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, which is awesome.
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They live in poor soil and pull needed nutrients from the insects they trap and dissolve.
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Fermented foods contain natural probiotics; they're good for your gut and help you absorb nutrients better.
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Having high levels of these nutrients in our bodies is linked to preventing and treating depression.
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From contaminated groundwater children pick up chronic infections that impair their bodies' ability to absorb nutrients.
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These foods — like canned beans, for example — aren't necessarily flashy, but are still packed with nutrients.
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This method generates basically no heat, so you don't have to worry about destroying any nutrients.
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Do you care more about the number of nutrients than speed or the other way around?
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Oxygen deprivation of this kind occurs when waters are overloaded with sewage, fertilizers, and other nutrients.
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Insects like crickets and beetles are, indeed, a very good source of protein and other nutrients.
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Joined together, for example, the living trees have enhanced access to resources like water and nutrients.
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One spermatophore provides females with the nutrients needed for almost half of the eggs they'll lay.
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"We knew for yeast to grow it needed sugar, protein and some other nutrients," he explained.
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An influx of nutrients may feed precisely those microbes that release carbon back into the atmosphere.
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When forests are closely knit together, the wildlife, plants and soil can share nutrients and thrive.
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Foods, even if they're high in fat, sugar, and salt, have got other kinds of nutrients.
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For one, food labeled as gluten-free can be lower in fiber and other necessary nutrients.
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While writing the book, Haupt also designed a nutrient line for growing cannabis, called Success Nutrients.
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But by increasing the concentration of nutrients, growers can increase the nutritional content of their vegetables.
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Plus, your body seems to like getting its nutrients from real food, as opposed to pills.
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They are guaranteed to have fewer nutrients across the board, compared with their regular-size counterparts.
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The oxygen and nutrients are necessary food for the body and its organs, including the brain.
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Rather, Every plant food has a unique variety of nutrients, and that's reason enough for me.
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That will be bad for soils and bad for fish; the sediments provide the river's nutrients.
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GROW sends over seeds, soil, and nutrients, and tracks everything to ensure the environment stays healthy.
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"I don't think that nutrition is just about the nutrients that are in food," she says.
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Those nutrients can support blooms of phytoplankton in places that otherwise might be devoid of life.
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As CO2 concentrations rise, the levels of some key nutrients in staple food crops are lowered.
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Polyhalite contains four of the six nutrients that ensure plant growth – potassium, sulfur, magnesium and calcium.
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That is, creating a system to supply the tissue with nutrients and oxygen and remove waste.
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Plus, large animals like whales keep nutrients moving through their environments as they feed and poop.
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The reason is that nutrients and fiber are more concentrated when water is removed from fruit.
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Another technique is to focus on algae, which coral rely on for oxygen and other nutrients.
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Providing safe drinking water and key nutrients goes a long way toward halting additional lead absorption.
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We found a section of GNC Earth Genius supplements filled with key nutrients for a diet ...
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Worldwide, ever more nutrients would sink to the ocean depths, away from fish near the surface.
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Willa knew that trees could communicate, could help one another by sending nutrients through the soil.
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Restricting calories to just a lemon drink means you won't get all of your essential nutrients.
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Truffles are fungi that process nutrients for trees in exchange for sugars secreted by the roots.
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But they'll mostly be eating a food similar to milk and rich in proteins and nutrients.
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And when the nutrients in the surrounding water change, the coral may have trouble getting food.
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The more foam and froth in juice, or anything you're blending, the more nutrients you lose.
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The migratory salmon quickly began enriching the food web of the Elwha River with oceanic nutrients.
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More information about nutrients in the meals could help parents and kids make better choices, too.
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Circular farming involves waste food being turned into nutrients that are used to grow new crops.
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The question is whether these nutrients are in sufficient quantities to be useful to human skin.
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You walk in, take what you want, just rip out all the nutrients until it's dead.
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S. purpurea uses digestive enzymes and symbiotic bacteria to dissolve prey into nutrients such as nitrogen.
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Oh, and that doesn't even account for all the other nutrients your body requires to survive.
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Both of these nutrients won't prevent you from getting sick, but they may alleviate your symptoms.
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That's because our immune system relies on a steady supply of nutrients to do its job.
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Gluten-free diets can lead to deficiencies in nutrients such as vitamin B, folate and iron.
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You need the right temperature, atmosphere and gravity; some water, enough nutrients, not too many volcanoes.
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Animal products provide many essential vitamins, nutrients, and fats — especially for developing children and pregnant women.
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Earthworms are beloved by gardeners because they break down organic material in soil, freeing up nutrients.
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Incorporating bugs into school feeding programs could provide children with the necessary nutrients to prevent stunting.
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They can also reduce the level of nutrients in the water that corals need to survive.
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Consuming gluten-containing foods destroys the gut's ability to absorb nutrients, causing pain, diarrhea and malnutrition.
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The nucleolus can wax and wane in response to a body's available nutrients and growth signals.
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They're stuck where they started, soaking up the sun and sucking up nutrients from the soil.
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These days, we have more machinery, such as an 80-foot fertilizer boom to spread nutrients.
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Coccolithophores do well in warm, stratified waters, where they often dominate, surviving even with few nutrients.
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However, it is lower in important nutrients like vitamin A, which is abundant in carrot juice.
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The final layer will be made of mycelia, which can gather nutrients from the cyanbacteria layer.
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The storm moved nutrients that were inland into coastal waters, helping algae grow, according to NASA.
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That's because the ecosystem already established in your gut determines how it absorbs and processes nutrients.
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Many fortified foods for infants include B12, along with other essential nutrients, like iron and calcium.
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But the lava itself didn't contain any nitrogen, so the origin of the nutrients was unclear.
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I think about just eating cereal, but decide to be good and make food with nutrients.
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The roots extend below the cloth, where they are available to the water-and-nutrients spray.
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Yes, bubble gum keeps the muscles in your mouth occupied, but it's often devoid of nutrients.
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And "typical microwave heating results in very minimal loss of valuable nutrients in food," Rankin said.
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"Generally, most provide the amounts of nutrients that are recommended during pregnancy," Saldanha said by email.
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My "gimmes" in today's puzzle were APTITUDE, NUTRIENTS, ELWOOD, ELIOT NESS and, of course, EX-PARROT.
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The plan also outlines the need for filtration systems, to filter out the chemicals and nutrients.
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Healthy, mature forests support a broad variety of lifeforms, giving and taking nutrients, habitat, and shade.
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The ecosystem also recycles nutrients, cleans up pollution, and protects the coast from storms and floods.
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Malnutrition certainly played its part; famine victims, especially children, were compromised by a lack of nutrients.
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A well-fed microbiome helps people absorb more nutrients from food, which can boost weight loss.
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Many fortified foods for infants include B12, along with other essential nutrients, like iron and calcium.
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If we eat food that lacks nutrients, we become more vulnerable to a host of diseases.
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Still, I was aware that I was struggling with my intake of specific nutrients, particularly fiber.
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Those on a meat-free diet may also need to take supplements to provide missing nutrients.
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The sargassum responds to those extra nutrients like many plants would: It eats them, and grows.
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It also translated the conversation from one about whole foods like meat to one about nutrients.
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We thought 'If we can recover the nutrients, why can't we recover the water as well?
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"The problem in this case, as with every case of malnutrition, was a shortage of calories and nutrients—absolutely nothing inherently to do with the vegan diet, which can provide all the essential nutrients for optimal health at any age or life stage including infancy and childhood."
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Morris, who is also the creator of the Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay (MIND) diet, said the protective nutrients in leafy greens include vitamin E, folate, lutein, beta-carotene and vitamin K. "Leafy greens have so many nutrients that are protective of the brain," she said.
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Bananas themselves are full of nutrients, though experts know little about peels Burrell wrote peels are full of nutrients, but it&aposs just as easy to get those by snacking on bananas themselves, according to Megan Meyer, a nutritional immunologist with the International Food Information Council.
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Other theories are that high blood sugar or a shortage of certain nutrients might influence brain development.
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Fertilizer is an easy way to reintroduce essential nutrients into the soil without uprooting your entire plant.
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The biodegradable urn is place in an incubator that controls how much water and nutrients it gets.
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The nutrients found in meat help repair muscle tissue caused by exercise-induced damage after brutal workouts.
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"Whenever possible, you want to always aim to get your nutrients from foods versus supplements," Lopez says.
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Plants forage for nutrients in the soil, growing dense roots in rich areas and abandoning poor ones.
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Hordes of wildebeest drown in the river during the wet season, adding further nutrients to the water.
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It calls for an optimal supply of nutrients so as to avoid a sudden drop in energy.
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Marine biologists figured that bonnethead sharks were simply consuming the seagrass, but not actually deriving any nutrients.
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States have been working to monitor and to reduce the amount of nutrients going into the Gulf.
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The twisted tangles are thought to block the transport of nutrients in cells, causing them to die.
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Throughout a pregnancy, the umbilical cord carries important nutrients and blood from the mother to the baby.
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The fetid waste of penguins and elephant seals helps spread nutrients across surprisingly large areas of Antarctica.
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Antioxidants tend to work best in synergy with the other nutrients and antioxidants found in whole foods.
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Most fibrous foods provide other good-for-you nutrients, too, like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes.
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Instead of depleting the land's nutrients, like cotton does, hemp actually puts nitrogen back into the soil.
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Research increasingly suggests that each of us is unique in the way we absorb and metabolize nutrients.
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Because the nutrients were constant, the researchers theorize, the processing itself may somehow trigger the hormonal changes.
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These are all nutrients a plant uses and needs to grow and survive on a daily basis.
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Everything about the cell culture conditions—nutrients, temperatures, oxygen levels—needs to be worked out from scratch.
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It's full of nutrients (amino acids, protein, potassium, and more), contains antioxidants, and is an anti-inflammatory.
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We had to find nutrients that worked best in the body but also ones that were clean.
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There's also increasing data that certain foods and nutrients help our brain grow and recover from injury.
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To get all the nutrients we need, we are programmed to eat a diverse array of foods.
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Still, every source of nutrients could be important for understanding the delicate balance that keeps ecosystems healthy.
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The 100-calorie bar has 5 grams of plant protein, 33 nutrients and probiotics for digestive health.
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Labels also must now list levels of potassium and Vitamin D, nutrients Americans don't get enough of.
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Critics of the current craze have also claimed the keto diet deprives your body of essential nutrients.
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Essentially, you just put it in the ground to allow the earth to take back your nutrients.
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They must also have at least 10% of the daily requirements for vitamins, fiber and other nutrients.
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Coral bleaching occurs when coral expels the algae in its tissue that gives it colour and nutrients.
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The algae gives corals energy, and in return the corals give shelter and nutrients to the algae.
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Toilets of the future should recover 'valuable resources' from the waste, namely energy, nutrients and clean water.
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While that makes them an extra-hydrating vegetable, it doesn't leave a ton of room for nutrients.
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The authors say children should be encouraged eat fresh fruit high in vitamins, nutrients and fiber instead.
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"We grow without harmful pesticides and crazy nutrients, and have grown quality product for years," she said.
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Free radical formation is crucial to the process of oxidizing nutrients from our food into chemical energy.
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A drawback of the study is that researchers didn't measure actual levels of nutrients in women's blood.
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The ice crystals they produce basically shatter plants' tissues so the bacteria can access the plants' nutrients.
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Giradi described the syndrome as a condition where one twin is taking more nutrients than the other.
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She is still too weak to stand but the nutrients she's receiving should help her gain strength.
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Her care team is getting her used to solid foods (but most nutrients come from formula) pic.twitter.
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Current practices also drain the soil's nutrients while crops are drenched with chemicals that pollute fresh water.
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Keep your brain and body in peak condition with good quality sleep, nutrients, hydration, exercise, and mindfulness.
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Clinically speaking, people who are malnourished simply aren't getting the nutrients their bodies need to function properly.
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Nightshades are packed full of antinflammatory nutrients, such as lycopene and beta-carotene, so don't avoid them.
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In a mere 13 calories this miracle of modern gastronomy delivers 10% of Mr Rae's essential nutrients.
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Insects are a much-needed dietary supplement for many women, whose diet would otherwise lack essential nutrients.
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Carbohydrates are simply a macronutrient, and one that comes packaged in foods alongside lots of other nutrients.
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From there, the farm uses a mist of water, coupled with nutrients, to start the seeds' growth.
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The homogeneity it creates helps ensure that organic products uniformly deliver the nutrients listed on their labels.
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Thus, if capital provides the nutrients that sustain early-stage ventures, women-owned firms are essentially starving.
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That's why lotion is a must-have around the holidays, especially ones that are packed with nutrients.
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Instead of food we'll be supplied exactly how many nutrients we'll need at exactly the right time.
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At the same time, the FDA will consider whether it can make labeling nutrients more consumer-friendly.
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She's onto something here — watermelons are surprisingly packed with nutrients, from vitamins A and C to lycopene.
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Fats help your body absorb nutrients, provide energy, and make food more satisfying (not to mention tasty).
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One option was not to reintroduce nutrients through the feeding tube and essentially let her waste away.
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Breast milk provides essential nutrients as well as hormones and antibodies that protect newborns against infectious disease.
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This is, in part, because the nutrients in dairy — you know them by now: calcium, phosphorus, protein.
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When we eat whole foods we're getting an abundance of other nutrients: vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, hydration, fiber.
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It is too early to know what cocktail of nutrients is the best to counter Covid-19.
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Another success story is the Semilla Sanitation Hub, which converts waste into drinking water and agricultural nutrients.
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Rivers were choked with brown silt, the soil and nutrients stripped off the land by pounding rains.
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Farmers often burn crop stubble after the rice harvest to clear their fields and restore soil nutrients.
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Bugs are vital to the decomposition that keeps nutrients cycling, soil healthy, plants growing and ecosystems running.
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He formed this whole plan to spend a month eating only these raw nutrients in a slurry.
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"It's a good combination of the nutrients that I need to get through the training," she said.
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A. The roots of a tree grow toward the things that sustain it: oxygen, moisture and nutrients.
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That helps deliver oxygen and nutrients to key areas, something that's been know to benefit athletes specifically.
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You set your calorie and nutrition targets and track your nutrients with an app like Calorie Counter.
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"Carbohydrates have a lot of nutrients that can help us maintain our body function," said Dr. Prado.
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Rather, silk manages to avoid being eaten by locking the nutrients it contains behind an impenetrable barrier.
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Then there are those who suffer from "hidden hunger" a deficiency of vitamins and other essential nutrients.
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He was fed four hundred and fifty millilitres of nutrients five times a day, through a tube.
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However, centrifuge juicers likely don't get hot enough to actually destroy enzymes or oxidize nutrients, Foroutan explained.
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The beaded oil capsule is designed for sustained release to deliver nutrients to the body more effectively.
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"Bears are a major vector to transfer salmon nutrients into different parts of a watershed," Fitz said.
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The salmon also provided phosphorous, nitrogen and other nutrients that nourish the great forests of the Northwest.
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Three-quarters of the nutrients in some trees in Alaska and British Columbia are derived from salmon.
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Even with a perfect balance of nutrients, plants may grow at different rates depending on the temperature.
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But does the convenience of microwave cooking come at a cost by zapping nutrients out of foods?
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But nutrition specialists point out that no pill can supply all the nutrients found in wholesome foods.
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Dr. Sprogis thinks dolphins seek out octopus opportunistically, or when they need nutrients they can't find elsewhere.
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When nutrients are not properly absorbed, deficiencies can result, causing anemia, osteoporosis, weight loss and other complications.
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A healthy microbiome helps absorb more nutrients from the food we eat, and can boost weight loss.
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Micro-organisms exhausted the nutrients they needed to create oxygen, which knocked the Earth's atmosphere off-kilter.
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"With this process, we're able to keep all of the essential nutrients in the hummus," he said.
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When the small intestine is damaged in celiac disease, the body can't absorb the nutrients in food.
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A custom filtration system feeds a proprietary cocktail of nutrients into a hydroponic, two-level farming system.
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Theoretically then, if your detox diet is loading you up with good nutrients you should feel better.
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The fungus can cause changes to a frog's skin, impairing its ability to absorb water and other nutrients.
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"They assist with digestion and the absorption of nutrients: you can't nourish yourself effectively without them," she said.
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"Your skin will always be the last thing to get the nutrients from whatever you're consuming," she says.
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So, it has developed an aggressive tactic of trapping prey that have the nutrients it needs to survive.
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Vicsek and his co-authors suggested in their 1996 paper that their swirls could help bacteria concentrate nutrients.
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However, they'll be provided with a food similar to milk to provide protein and nutrients, the outlet reported.
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That means precisely measuring fluctuations in salinity and nutrients and temperature, for which this ship is uniquely equipped.
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She explains that when different nutrients are consumed together, they can either work with or against one another.
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Truffles help extend tree roots so they can absorb more nutrients, ultimately leading to stronger and healthier trees.
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As if that weren't enough, the fishes' pee also provides nutrients that help the corals rebound, Eakin says.
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There's some combination of nutrients, light, and, perhaps most importantly, warm water that can create a toxic soup.
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However, with careful planning and perhaps supplementation, vegetarians and vegans can get these nutrients from non-animal sources.
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God and Adam's outstretched arms form the umbilical cord that transports nutrients and oxygen from mother to baby.
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Some people on Reddit say that energy gels can cause diarrhea, because the nutrients are so highly concentrated.
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And, divine robot leaders if you're reading this in the future, please don't use my organs for nutrients.
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Humans will always need the bounty that nature provides, whether in the form of nutrients, drugs or chemicals.
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In pregnancy, genes passed along by the father help a fetus draw in more nutrients from its mother.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, the trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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This reduces the plant's ability to access water and nutrients during the drier months of the growing season.
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Another experiment looks at ways of delivering nutrients to plants that are used to having gravity help out.
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They basically act like the ocean's garbage disposal, churning up the sediment and cycling nutrients in the meantime.
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By adding vital nutrients to exhausted soil, trees can double crop yields when grown alongside maize and millet.
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Several million Americans suffer from celiac disease, which messes with the small intestine's physical ability to absorb nutrients.
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Bleaching occurs when coral are put under extreme stress by changes in conditions like temperature, light, or nutrients.
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Like Mosa Meat, Memphis Meats is growing animal muscle tissue in bioreactors seeded with stem cells and nutrients.
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The gels did the job of delivering nutrients and taking away waste, but only at very close range.
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When enough beetles lay their eggs, reproducing in even greater masses, those trees become deprived of necessary nutrients.
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Under normal circumstances, a little bird poop—filled with many beneficial nutrients—wouldn't be anything to worry about.
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Not to mention it doesn't contain any of the vitamins, minerals and nutrients your body needs to survive.
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Current research results have been inconclusive about whether intake of nutrients involved in bone metabolism can prevent fractures.
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For Fijians like Quora user Sierra Tame, leafy vegetables have been a great source of nutrients when sick.
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Because frogs breathe underwater and absorb key nutrients through their skin, a chytridiomycosis diagnosis is most certainly terminal.
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The Hurom Elite slowly squeezes all ingredients to ensure that none of the nutrients or flavors are lost.
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A parasitic fungus, known as Ophiocordyceps, invades an ant's body, growing through its tissues and soaking up nutrients.
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And we need to better understand and reproduce nutrients and flavor molecules in addition to producing pure calories.
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Image: McGill UniversitySoy milk, meanwhile, has a great mix of nutrients, including some that might be cancer-preventing.
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These nutrients are especially high among cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, brussels sprouts, etc) and garlic, onion, and some herbs.
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The algae bloom depletes the sea floor of nutrients and oxygen, and many jellyfish appear in the ocean.
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That's all it takes to get the nutrients you need and do what you can to stay healthy.
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A 2015 review of various nutrients and dietary supplements found no convincing evidence of improvements in cognitive performance.
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This in turn keeps the vast pools of nutrients from being churned back to the surface by waves.
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These nutrients, which are important for the heart, muscles and nerves, are notoriously difficult to get, she said.
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"We need to be extra careful especially with what we eat and the nutrients we take," he said.
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They also have a mixture of nutrients different from grass and clover, and take more effort to establish.
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Diatoms, for example, are big, sink to the ocean floor very fast and need a lot of nutrients.
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Coral bleaching occurs when coral expels the algae that lives in its tissue, giving it color and nutrients.
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A second study, also published in Science, looks at how different microbiomes respond to diets with few nutrients.
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Plants acquire nutrients from the soil, which is composed, among other things, of decayed plant and animal remains.
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Nearly five times as many children suffer from stunting due to lack of proper nutrients in their youths.
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There was a consensus that "healthy" should take into account various qualities of foods, not just their nutrients.
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Over time, activated charcoal will adsorb crucial nutrients away from the body, which could eventually lead to malnutrition.
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Plus, as Kim Larson, RDN, explains, many of them come packed with fiber, protein, and other useful nutrients.
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The company grows leafy greens aeroponically — by misting the roots with a cocktail of water, nutrients and oxygen.
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You're still getting the antioxidants out of it, you're still getting the nutrients, but you're removing that fiber.
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The cells are then placed in a "broth" of nutrients that simulates the environment inside a cow's body.
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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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In return, the fungus provides protective structures, which also gather moisture, nutrients and an anchor to the environment.
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If algae can find more nitrogen and other nutrients in the ocean, its productivity may continue to rise.
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In fact, adding a multivitamin to an already balanced diet can lead to an overdose on certain nutrients.
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The plant growth chamber houses six plant pillows, and is outfitted with the seeds, nutrients, and water system.
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Chewable and liquid multis may contain more nutrients than gummies, but they're no match for multivitamin tablets, either.
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But egg yolks also contain protein, as well as other nutrients and food components not found in whites.
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As agriculture and Florida's population have grown, more nutrients have been added to the water, encouraging algal growth.
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Processed foods are also known to be a significant source of other "problematic" nutrients, like sodium or fat.
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In addition to lacking B vitamins, they're also missing essential nutrients like vitamin D, calcium, selenium, and copper.
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They may also be able to gobble up nutrients that competing invaders like C. difficile need to survive.
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Officially, whiteflies are called hemipterans, a large family of insects that rely on sucking nutrients from their hosts.
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The worms typically attach to the intestine in order to siphon nutrients from the host&aposs digestive system.
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Grains are an important source of protein and other nutrients in many meat-based pet foods, she continued.
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Theories ranged from hydrogen bombs to septic tank offal to excess nutrients such as iron, phosphates and nitrates.
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Diabetes can burden people without enough food and nutrients, just as it does those who eat too much.
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High in nitrogen and phosphorus, they are prized by farmers, whose soil is often short of those nutrients.
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Most Aerogardens come with a starter pack of seed pods and a bottle of nutrients, which ours did.
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Peeling might be effective, the researchers said, but would involve a loss of the nutrients in the skin.
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Ask Well Q. Is it true tomatoes and spinach release more of their nutrients when they've been cooked?
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Generally speaking, eating more plants means taking in more fiber, more antioxidants, and more nutrients, Davis points out.
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They are known to travel more than 15 miles to lick natural salt deposits, which provide essential nutrients.
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It lives inside salmon and "steals ready-made nutrients" from it, Atkinson said, instead of consuming oxygen directly.
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It's a crucial mechanism for cycling nutrients and maintaining the ideal temperatures for the region's unique sea life.
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Swarms of deep sea shrimp crawled around the vent, as they devoured microbes living off the vent's nutrients.
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Trilobites Lava from Kilauea in Hawaii flowed into the Pacific last year and pushed nutrients to the surface.
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Doing that would expand the liquid's surface area, allowing it to warm up faster without damaging the nutrients.
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The brain is especially vulnerable, say experts, because of all of the nutrients it needs to function optimally.
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Nutrients are most potent when they come straight from food and aren't broken down into powders and capsules.
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Another problem for sea life is that increased flooding causes more nutrients to be washed into the sea.
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Though eggs provide protein, minerals, vitamins and other nutrients, the yolk is also a major source of cholesterol.
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To survive on land, organisms had to be able to tolerate desiccation, ultraviolet light exposure and limited nutrients.
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Surface water — rich in nutrients — attracts dolphins, sea turtles, seabirds, and rare North Atlantic right and sperm whales.
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Among needed checks are those for heart and lung function and blood sugar, as well as certain nutrients.
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Among needed checks are those for heart and lung function and blood sugar, as well as certain nutrients.
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The institute will facilitate and help coordinate incisive research into nutrients, foods and their relationships to better health.
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While siphons allow clams to eat and breathe, some clams have another, more advanced tactic for getting nutrients.
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The plasma contains protein and other nutrients that are supposed to help stimulate skin cell growth and collagen.
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In the new food guidelines, we see complicated advice about cutting back on certain nutrients like saturated fat.
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They can, however, help those who have conditions—like celiac disease—that make it harder to absorb nutrients.
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She tells me it's a key way of making sure you get the necessary daily nutrients and calories.
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Dr Atala and his colleagues therefore print minute channels through their structures, to let nutrients and oxygen diffuse in.
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The loss of this algae, which give it colour and nutrients, makes it more vulnerable to disease and pollution.
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The cells were bathed in a series of complex chemical nutrients over the course of four stages of development.
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Ideally, you'll want to eat foods with a hearty combination of nutrients and vitamins, to replenish what you've lost.
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Eating fibrous bars or crackers might make you feel full, but you may feel deprived of other important nutrients.
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The state got way too much rain, which flushed nutrients from over-fertilized farms into its canals and reservoirs.
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People have to be vigilant about getting their needed nutrients, since many aren't as easily absorbed through food anymore.
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Coconut sugar does provide small amounts of nutrients, including thiamin, iron, copper, zinc, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, calcium, and antioxidants.
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SABIC, was also looking for ways to expand its agri-nutrients operations in Africa and South America, he added.
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Vitamin D and potassium will also be listed to reflect research indicating that Americans are deficient in these nutrients.
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Diets that focus too heavily on any one food item are more likely to be deficient in key nutrients.
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Basically, cacao is packed with beneficial nutrients, and now people like putting it up their nose when they party.
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Once planted, the eventual roots may be too shallow to properly take in nutrients and moisture throughout the summer.
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You might've heard that pee is 95 percent water and 5 percent other—like salt, hormones, nutrients, and creatine.
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When water cannot sink in, the runoff carries away soil nutrients, making fields more vulnerable to summer dry spells.
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"Vegetarianism is a bit less restrictive, and thus easier to consume a more balanced intake of nutrients," says Moskovitz.
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Instead, poor farming methods progressively deplete nutrients from soils; almost all arable land in Africa lacks irrigation, for example.
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Sautéing the vegetable in olive oil, for example, may help your body absorb some of its nutrients more easily.
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So I wanted to find a way to bring the same level of nutrients and supplements to the skin.
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With cell-free biology, more of those nutrients could be turned into the end-product that is being produced.
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The skin can only absorb a certain amount of nutrients at a time, so more is not always better.
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And I get the nutrients that I need when I eat, but then I also eat what I want.
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And we can thank the roots for carrying the water and nutrients through a plant to facilitate this growth.
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But the gist is that if you stick to these guidelines, you'll get essential nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
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And with friendly alerts to water and add nutrients to your plants, you'll never forget to water them again.
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We told our in-house scientist, 'Imagine price is no object; just find the best forms of these nutrients.
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They're essential for restoring nutrients to the soil, clearing out decay, and helping plants like the lodgepole pine reproduce.
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"I would hate to see us reduced to being a society that just consumed nutrients to survive," she said.
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Nuts such as walnuts, almonds and hazelnuts are rich in fertility nutrients, including plant protein, omega-3s and antioxidants.
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That means each drowned animal provides both a short-term and long-term source of nutrients to the river.
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And now they have millions and millions of pounds of nutrients from bird poop to add to their models.
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The more activity participants partake in, the more support goes to providing food for children who desperately need nutrients.
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Like crop rotation, the idea that different plants take different nutrients from the soil, so it'll exhaust the soil.
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Some even break down soil to extract mineral nutrients, thus increasing the amount of telltale minerals in their leaves.
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With varying nutrients, it's difficult to compare the two here — but if you're avoiding legumes, go for almond butter.
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A plant's soil needs the right mix of nutrients and to be loose enough to put out new rootlets.
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Fish fed off the rotting rice-harvest residue while rice was fertilized by fish excrement, making added nutrients unnecessary.
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For children who won't consume milk unless it's full-fat, it's most important to get those nutrients, Weaver says.
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According to the UN, it is widely accepted that insects provide nutrients that are comparable to meat and fish.
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Other controversial nutrients that could be better addressed by considering nutrigenetics include saturated fat, vitamin D and sodium (salt).
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And almond milk—as others have snarkily noted—has few nutrients to speak of, except for some healthy fats.
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And despite 70% using supplements there are still quite a few nutrients for which pregnant women don't reach recommendations.
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One baby may be getting more nutrients than the other, and therefore appear bigger (or older) in an ultrasound.
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You fill the water tank, place in small pods of soil, nutrients, and seeds and then turn it on.
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This model raises juice temperature less than 2°F, so heat won't kill the nutrients or mute the flavor.
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Organic meat and the environment The researchers were able to look at a list of other nutrients in milk.
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Users can then sync the device to the ROOT smartphone app, which sends reminders to add water and nutrients.
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Farmers have cut input costs by using nutrients from pig manure on crops instead of commercial fertilizer, Boerboom said.
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As the rich ate more diverse diets, this resulted, according to the farmers, in better nutrients in their feces.
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The dense roots absorb nutrients buried deeper in the ground and hold in place soil that would otherwise erode.
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" The guidelines also make a point of stating that "people do not eat food groups and nutrients in isolation.
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Many of the foods and beverages advertised in the window were low in nutrients and/or high in calories.
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If you're going to eat lots of grams of fat, you will need to reduce consumption of other nutrients.
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When we eat a new food, our guts and brains are cued to measure the nutrients inside, Guyenet explains.
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A levy on drinks makes particular sense because, unlike some sugary foods, they tend to contain few other nutrients.
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An excess of burgers and fries will mean a lack of the necessary nutrients it needs to function properly.
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T'Challa, the eponymous panther, is the leader of a covert paradise called Wakanda, rich in nutrients and Afro-futuristic.
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Perhaps that could maintain some of the nutrients and save me from a fate of some explosive bubble gut.
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Alkaline hydrolysis was originally marketed as a way to rapidly decompose animal bodies and use their nutrients for fertilizer.
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A single meal might have dozens of nutrients and hundreds of other bioactive substances that interact in unknown ways.
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All the nutrients we need to thrive can be obtained more healthfully, humanely and environmentally responsibly from plant sources.
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A vegan diet also tends to lack iodine and choline, since the two necessary nutrients are found in eggs.
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These livestock convert grasses and agricultural waste into fuel, fertilizer, and high-quality nutrients for populations vulnerable to hunger.
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A pear gives you the same amount of energy, plus a lot of other nutrients you need for health.
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For example, waters with sugar, other nutrients or electrolytes are more hydrating than plain water or plain carbonated water.
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The bacteria are drawn to the damaged roots of sick plants, where they feed on the nutrients leaking out.
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When the hurricane hit the area in September, its heavy winds took nutrients and dropped them in coastal waters.
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If none of that works, patients are fed through a tube that delivers nutrients directly to the small intestines.
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These living beads act as mouths, drinking in nutrients, and make the calcium carbonate that forms their protective home.
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Using Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash leaves hands feeling moisturized and supple but genuinely imparts nutrients into the skin.Pros:
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Another question is whether today's chemicals and farm nutrients giants can capture the farm management software market for themselves.
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"The idea is to replenish the nutrients and minerals you need specifically for your body type," Ms. Dickinson explained.
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They were largely left to themselves, resulting in overcrowded stands, where trees had to compete for sunlight and nutrients.
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I longed for love, for warmth, was terrified that these free, essential nutrients might soon be in short supply.
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Particularly noxious odors, on the other hand, may be a sign that your body's not properly absorbing certain nutrients.
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The circles then allow rainwater to collect in them, which supplies more nutrients, which benefits everybody, including the termites.
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One of the nutrients in it is called l-citrulline, which is a vasodilator which helps with muscle fatigue.
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The worms are mostly an issue in the sense that they lock away nutrients from plants in these aggregates.
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Steaming won out, so if nutrients are your biggest concern, you could always steam your food from now on.
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"The results of these studies are inconsistent, preventing any conclusion," according to a 2011 article in the journal Nutrients.
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The Green Revolution also had far-reaching environmental consequences, including pollution, depletion of soil nutrients and loss of biodiversity.
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Limiting carbs can not only deprive kids of necessary nutrients, it can also increase the risk of eating disorders.
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One cup has more than 20 grams of protein along with nutrients like folate, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, and iron.
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What have historically been called saprophytic plants get nutrients from decaying plant materials, without need of sunlight or chlorophyll.
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One by Dr. Bugbee aims to use more sensors and controls to more precisely mete out water and nutrients.
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The State of Ohio and others estimate that 60 to 80 percent of those nutrients come from agricultural runoff.
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And a pavement-pounding, shop-till-you-drop marathon may recall an even more primal method for acquiring nutrients.
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Fruits and vegetables also support your health with vitamins, minerals and other nutrients instead of empty, non-nourishing calories.
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These concentrated liquids contain the highest doses of nutrients, and facialists often combine them to create customized, targeted tinctures.
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This in turn changes the flow of water through the plant, which may affect how water-soluble nutrients accumulate.
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Smoking is also known to restrict the blood flow that carries vital oxygen and nutrients between mom and baby.
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Cells stick close to those capillaries—within a hair's distance or less—in order to get oxygen or nutrients.
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But it is important to assure that all essential nutrients, including adequate protein, are included in the child's diet.
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If nutrients run low, the microbes enter a dormant stage and focus the little energy they have on maintenance.
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According to Harvard Medical School, eating this way can provide you with the nutrients you need without depriving you.
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But then you lose all that valuable organic carbon and nutrients that can be released into a soil environment.
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The goal was to develop a product that would have the protein, nutrients, taste and mouthfeel of animal meat.
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Get the nutrients you absolutely need — nothing more, nothing less — with the paired-down Ritual Essential for Women formula.
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This juicer aims to extract the maximum amount of nutrients, vitamins, taste, and juice from your fruits and veggies.
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That's from the live shrimp and prawn, and the red solution, it's in other nutrients that we feed it.
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The flow of nutrients and sediments vital to the food web is also stymied by even the smallest dams.
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Pros: Delivers caffeine and nutrients, rich in vitamins, good price for meal replacement productCons: Taste is not universally liked
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Said to be rich in nutrients, and undeniably excellent, the roll represents the potential upside of the Locol experiment.
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The vegetation, which is waterlogged year-round, lacks oxygen and other nutrients that would lead to its quick decomposition.
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Humans evolved along with the foods we consume; when we ingest altered substances, our biology cannot recognize the nutrients.
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That's because of the key roles they play in breaking down nutrients and converting them into energy-rich molecules.
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As a result, "our body can use the nutrients as a source of energy the easiest," Dr. Kahleova said.
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This is different than a terrestrial plant, which roots itself into the ground to take nutrients from the ground.
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Physicians often advise women to take prenatal vitamins, which usually contain iron, vitamin B12, folic acid and other nutrients.
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To integrate more of these nutrients into your diet, make overnight oats or lighten your coffee with oat milk.
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"Heat is energy, chemicals are food, so you're basically bringing up nutrients and a good lifestyle," Dr. Gregg said.
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It has more nutrients that plants need than the two mainstream products, sulphate of potash and muriate of potash.
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As oceans warm, the layers of water within them mix less and the supply of oxygen and nutrients decreases.
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Meals are designed by Kimball and catered so that she can make sure players are getting the right nutrients.
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In 2015, he weighed just 75 pounds, and the force-feeding ceased being an effective way to deliver nutrients.
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Heavier rains caused by warmer temperatures will cause more agricultural runoff, sluicing more nutrients into rivers, lakes and oceans.
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To make up for the plants and other nutrients he was missing, Rogan said he took several dietary supplements.
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In the long run, nutrients in food (like fiber, vitamins, and minerals) matter more for health than calories alone.
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They pack a lot of protein and other nutrients per ounce, more than beef and some other protein sources.
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The addiction to nutrients explains why changes to metabolic pathways are so common and tend to arise first as a cell progresses toward cancer: It's not that other types of alterations can't arise first, but rather that, when they do, the incipient tumors lack the access to the nutrients they need to grow.
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" Loughlin's lunch is another great dose of those nutrients, but Glassman recommends adding chickpeas to "up the calories a bit.
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Just don't expect them to be any better — in terms of taste or nutrients — than its less-trendy berry counterparts.
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But eating the same foods every day isn't just boring, it could actually be depriving your body of important nutrients.
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And his scientists here grew the meat in the lab from cells, incubating them with heat and feeding them nutrients.
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"Like rabbits, they practice coprophagy, or eating their own feces to recycle undigested nutrients," wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare told Gizmodo.
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They are also supposed to collect nutrients from the waste, which will go into compost for public gardens and parks.
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This natural sweetener has been shown to possess small amounts of nutrients, antioxidants, and antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory compounds.
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If infected, that means the "head" of the worm attaches to the wall of your intestine and absorbs your nutrients.
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The loss of taste can be difficult for patients to cope with and can impact their intake of important nutrients.
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Michaels says the diet deprives people of essential nutrients and she recommends avoiding processed foods and eating healthy carbs instead.
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That means that for most of us, juices should be an occasional treat rather than a major source of nutrients.
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If you're only eating GG crackers all day long, then you're going to feel full, but deprived of other nutrients.
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The heart is the first organ to form so that it can send oxygen and nutrients across a growing embryo.
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These fell into three categories: genes affecting anatomy, genes affecting appetite and genes affecting the digestion and metabolism of nutrients.
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"Previous editions of the Dietary Guidelines focused primarily on individual dietary components such as food groups and nutrients," it read.
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When it dies, its remains — called a whale fall — provide food and important nutrients to the ecosystem on the seafloor.
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But it's not impossible to get a quick dose of essential vitamins and nutrients if you buy a home juicer.
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