NuTrIeNtS!?
Q. (proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals) Why do we need them?? What do they do to us?? Where/what is it found in??
Asked by Angry Man - Mon Feb 26 02:04:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. protenis to build mussel they help fuel our cells and you can find them in meats and protein shakes carbohydrates for energy they help us have energy to go and it can be found in fruits and breds fats are for protection more help make energy and is found in most foods vitamins help our skin eyes all diffrnet thing depending on the vitamin and can be found in pills and diffrent fruits and vegtibals minerals do the same as vitamins and can be found in pills vigtibals and fruits also
Answered by life aint a fary tale - Mon Feb 26 02:14:14 2007
Q. (proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals) Why do we need them?? What do they do to us?? Where/what is it found in??
Asked by Angry Man - Mon Feb 26 02:04:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. protenis to build mussel they help fuel our cells and you can find them in meats and protein shakes carbohydrates for energy they help us have energy to go and it can be found in fruits and breds fats are for protection more help make energy and is found in most foods vitamins help our skin eyes all diffrnet thing depending on the vitamin and can be found in pills and diffrent fruits and vegtibals minerals do the same as vitamins and can be found in pills vigtibals and fruits also
Answered by life aint a fary tale - Mon Feb 26 02:14:14 2007
What kind of nutrients can be found in the skin of a cantaloupe?
Q. I know that most fruits and vegetables contain most of their nutrients in the skin. Does anybody happen to know if the skin of a cantaloupe contains any nutrients? I just ate it and it didn't taste bad. I couldn't find any info on this on the web.
Asked by Liz - Tue Sep 22 11:14:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I couldn't find much information either. I've heard people say that the rind does carry the added risk of carrying salmonella and pesticides. Because of it's strong taste and tough texture most people avoid it. I did find this site though that may be of interest to you. It's about juicing cantalope with the rind... Read down the site for info...
Answered by Jade Orchid - Tue Sep 22 12:17:32 2009
Q. I know that most fruits and vegetables contain most of their nutrients in the skin. Does anybody happen to know if the skin of a cantaloupe contains any nutrients? I just ate it and it didn't taste bad. I couldn't find any info on this on the web.
Asked by Liz - Tue Sep 22 11:14:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I couldn't find much information either. I've heard people say that the rind does carry the added risk of carrying salmonella and pesticides. Because of it's strong taste and tough texture most people avoid it. I did find this site though that may be of interest to you. It's about juicing cantalope with the rind... Read down the site for info...
Answered by Jade Orchid - Tue Sep 22 12:17:32 2009
What are the main nutrients found in meat and alternatives?
Q. How do these nutrients help the body? What are the examples of foods that are rich in these nutrients include?
Asked by Felicia - Sun Apr 6 03:00:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Protein-made up of amino acids, break down to aid in digestion & metabolism. Fat- energy; brain is made up of 60-70% fat & needs fat to function mentally, cognitively, etc. Iron- help create red blood cells that are needed to bring nutrients to all the cells of the body. Not sure what you mean by alternatives, sorry.
Answered by knicname - Sun Apr 6 03:27:33 2008
Q. How do these nutrients help the body? What are the examples of foods that are rich in these nutrients include?
Asked by Felicia - Sun Apr 6 03:00:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Protein-made up of amino acids, break down to aid in digestion & metabolism. Fat- energy; brain is made up of 60-70% fat & needs fat to function mentally, cognitively, etc. Iron- help create red blood cells that are needed to bring nutrients to all the cells of the body. Not sure what you mean by alternatives, sorry.
Answered by knicname - Sun Apr 6 03:27:33 2008
How do nutrients help you body with physical exercise or activity?
Q. How does a good diet help your body when it comes to lifting weights or participating in sports or individual exercise. What do nutrients do for your body in a physical aspect?
Asked by kontaguis - Wed Oct 7 12:30:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They provide energy source for your muscles to keep them going and be able to lift more and longer. And therefore the muscles grow and become stronger. Protein is building blocks for your muscles. They consist of protein (meat, obviously) and need it to grow. If you don't consume enough your muscles will be strong, but lean and not big.
Answered by Rose - Wed Oct 7 12:35:46 2009
Q. How does a good diet help your body when it comes to lifting weights or participating in sports or individual exercise. What do nutrients do for your body in a physical aspect?
Asked by kontaguis - Wed Oct 7 12:30:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They provide energy source for your muscles to keep them going and be able to lift more and longer. And therefore the muscles grow and become stronger. Protein is building blocks for your muscles. They consist of protein (meat, obviously) and need it to grow. If you don't consume enough your muscles will be strong, but lean and not big.
Answered by Rose - Wed Oct 7 12:35:46 2009
What nutrients help increase auditory senses/ the ability to hear?
Q. What nutrients help increase the ability to hear? Where can these nutrients be consumed in abundant or minimal amounts?
Asked by Lucifer - Thu Jul 23 23:00:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The reference website helped me a lot. I had hearing loss of 60% which after 6 months is now only a hearing loss of 25%. Worked for me hope it works for you. There are natural herbs and supplements you can take that can greatly improve and even restore your hearing. The tiny hair follicles in your inner ear can greatly improve with increased blood flow to them. You may already know that free radicals have been show to cause disease. They are highly reactive molecules that disrupt the structure of normal cellular components like the ones in your inner ear.
Answered by Mike S - Sun Jul 26 02:30:11 2009
Q. What nutrients help increase the ability to hear? Where can these nutrients be consumed in abundant or minimal amounts?
Asked by Lucifer - Thu Jul 23 23:00:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The reference website helped me a lot. I had hearing loss of 60% which after 6 months is now only a hearing loss of 25%. Worked for me hope it works for you. There are natural herbs and supplements you can take that can greatly improve and even restore your hearing. The tiny hair follicles in your inner ear can greatly improve with increased blood flow to them. You may already know that free radicals have been show to cause disease. They are highly reactive molecules that disrupt the structure of normal cellular components like the ones in your inner ear.
Answered by Mike S - Sun Jul 26 02:30:11 2009
What nutrients are need for/promote testosterone production?
Q. My doctor says I have low testosterone so he encouraged me to eat foods high in zinc and good cholesterol. Are there other nutrients that encourage or are needed for testosterone production, and if so, what foods are a good source for those nutrients?
Asked by BUNguyenI - Fri Mar 28 15:36:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a vitamin supplement with zinc. That will work the best.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Apr 5 07:39:12 2008
Q. My doctor says I have low testosterone so he encouraged me to eat foods high in zinc and good cholesterol. Are there other nutrients that encourage or are needed for testosterone production, and if so, what foods are a good source for those nutrients?
Asked by BUNguyenI - Fri Mar 28 15:36:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a vitamin supplement with zinc. That will work the best.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Apr 5 07:39:12 2008
What nutrients do flowerhorn fish need?
Q. I want to know what part of nutrients do flowrhorn fish need the most. Why some flowerhorn fish food contains "Ash"? What do moistures do? What part of nutrient makes flowerhorn fish's bump bigger?
Asked by Sammi - Fri Jul 4 23:02:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to basically keep their main diet a good cichlid pellet. I really like Hikari's Cichlid Gold pellet, it is a good all around cichlid food that contains everything they need to stay healthy. I have just ordered another pellet food from Hikari called Bio-Gold, it is supposed to be very good for South American cichlids. Flowerhorns are hybrid cichlids, but the species they come from are all South and Central American cichlids, so as long as you keep the diet the same as it would be for any other SA or CA cichlid you should be fine. No food will help the hump get larger on the Flowerhorn, this is a genetic trait, feeding it a specific food will do nothing to the hump that will not happen naturally. MFK
Answered by Monster Fish Keeper - Sun Jul 6 23:03:55 2008
Q. I want to know what part of nutrients do flowrhorn fish need the most. Why some flowerhorn fish food contains "Ash"? What do moistures do? What part of nutrient makes flowerhorn fish's bump bigger?
Asked by Sammi - Fri Jul 4 23:02:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to basically keep their main diet a good cichlid pellet. I really like Hikari's Cichlid Gold pellet, it is a good all around cichlid food that contains everything they need to stay healthy. I have just ordered another pellet food from Hikari called Bio-Gold, it is supposed to be very good for South American cichlids. Flowerhorns are hybrid cichlids, but the species they come from are all South and Central American cichlids, so as long as you keep the diet the same as it would be for any other SA or CA cichlid you should be fine. No food will help the hump get larger on the Flowerhorn, this is a genetic trait, feeding it a specific food will do nothing to the hump that will not happen naturally. MFK
Answered by Monster Fish Keeper - Sun Jul 6 23:03:55 2008
What is the proper way to provide nutrients to my plants, growing hydroponically?
Q. on the bottle it says how much to use per gallon so how do i know when its been used up and when do i have to add more nutrients, i have seen some people wait until the reservior empties to half then they flush and refill then add more nutrients, what do you think?
Asked by lenny - Mon Jan 15 10:51:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plants absorb nutrients through capillary action at the rate of concentration of the available nutrient. They absorb the fluid then extract the nutrient, they do not extract the nutrient from the free floating fluid. That is why there is a recommended concentration. The flushing of the reservoir is to remove settled solids and other impurities so as not to change the concentration of the newly added solution. What you have observed is the recommended procedure for small non commercial hydroponics.
Answered by MtnManInMT - Mon Jan 15 11:02:39 2007
Q. on the bottle it says how much to use per gallon so how do i know when its been used up and when do i have to add more nutrients, i have seen some people wait until the reservior empties to half then they flush and refill then add more nutrients, what do you think?
Asked by lenny - Mon Jan 15 10:51:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plants absorb nutrients through capillary action at the rate of concentration of the available nutrient. They absorb the fluid then extract the nutrient, they do not extract the nutrient from the free floating fluid. That is why there is a recommended concentration. The flushing of the reservoir is to remove settled solids and other impurities so as not to change the concentration of the newly added solution. What you have observed is the recommended procedure for small non commercial hydroponics.
Answered by MtnManInMT - Mon Jan 15 11:02:39 2007
Do you lose food nutrients when you bake healthy fruits veggies into bread?
Q. I have been baking various whole grain breads with pumpkin, cherry, plum, butternut squash purees. I was hoping I wasn't losing the nutrients of the purees.
Asked by YesIDid - Mon Mar 10 14:02:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cooking anything makes it lose nutrients, yet sometimes it makes other nutrients more available for our body to utilize. But applying heat makes the food lose nutrients. I should stress the fine point that lost nutrients through cooking does not necessarily mean less nutritious. Take corn, lots of niacin, but none in a form the human body can use. Cook it with wood ash, and voila! a niacin source. This form of corn is called hominy. Oh yeah, and next time you are at the store, check the lable on a can of regular corn. It tells you that there is so much niacin (vit. B6) in it. But the FDA, USDA allow the false labling. Sure its in there, but we poop it out.
Answered by forthof4inva - Mon Mar 10 14:12:28 2008
Q. I have been baking various whole grain breads with pumpkin, cherry, plum, butternut squash purees. I was hoping I wasn't losing the nutrients of the purees.
Asked by YesIDid - Mon Mar 10 14:02:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cooking anything makes it lose nutrients, yet sometimes it makes other nutrients more available for our body to utilize. But applying heat makes the food lose nutrients. I should stress the fine point that lost nutrients through cooking does not necessarily mean less nutritious. Take corn, lots of niacin, but none in a form the human body can use. Cook it with wood ash, and voila! a niacin source. This form of corn is called hominy. Oh yeah, and next time you are at the store, check the lable on a can of regular corn. It tells you that there is so much niacin (vit. B6) in it. But the FDA, USDA allow the false labling. Sure its in there, but we poop it out.
Answered by forthof4inva - Mon Mar 10 14:12:28 2008
Where specifically do our nutrients get broken down at and what organ is responsible?
Q. Just as the questions says but please don't just say during digestion. What organ absorbs nutrients. I need to know where carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, lipids, and anything else i forgot. Thanks!
Asked by daelvert - Mon Apr 13 01:09:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the stomach is where the food gets broken down by the acids. The nutrients then pass into the intestines where the intestinal wall transfers them into the blood and then onto the cells.
Answered by Jordan - Mon Apr 13 01:17:52 2009
Q. Just as the questions says but please don't just say during digestion. What organ absorbs nutrients. I need to know where carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, lipids, and anything else i forgot. Thanks!
Asked by daelvert - Mon Apr 13 01:09:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the stomach is where the food gets broken down by the acids. The nutrients then pass into the intestines where the intestinal wall transfers them into the blood and then onto the cells.
Answered by Jordan - Mon Apr 13 01:17:52 2009
What are the special food/nutrients that vegetarians need in their diet?
Q. Vegetarians need a special diet in order to keep healthy as they do not eat meat and many things found in meat are not easily available to them. What sort of special foods provide these nutrients for them?
Asked by Emily - Thu Jun 5 08:12:37 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Special foods? None. Vegetarians have the same nutritional requirements as "regular" people do except that they don't get it from meat. As for protein, people only need a few grams (or milligrams, I forget the exact amount)per day depending on activity. A regular serving of nuts or legumes should take care of the protein "problem" On the contrary, getting hold of food other than meat is not a problem, at least in the US and the west. In fact, even unseasonal foods are becoming more and more available year round.
Answered by exsft - Thu Jun 5 12:46:59 2008
Q. Vegetarians need a special diet in order to keep healthy as they do not eat meat and many things found in meat are not easily available to them. What sort of special foods provide these nutrients for them?
Asked by Emily - Thu Jun 5 08:12:37 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Special foods? None. Vegetarians have the same nutritional requirements as "regular" people do except that they don't get it from meat. As for protein, people only need a few grams (or milligrams, I forget the exact amount)per day depending on activity. A regular serving of nuts or legumes should take care of the protein "problem" On the contrary, getting hold of food other than meat is not a problem, at least in the US and the west. In fact, even unseasonal foods are becoming more and more available year round.
Answered by exsft - Thu Jun 5 12:46:59 2008
What are good foods or nutrients to eat if you have a high metabolism?
Q. Well, I have a high metabolism and I weigh 136 now when two weeks ago I weighed 150. I want to gain weight so I can build muscle for the Brazilian jiu jitsu class I am about to take. So if anyone can give me any tips, foods, nutrients, or anything that might help it would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Jesse - Tue Mar 2 18:01:13 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try nutritional supplements ! Ensure Plus/ Boost Plus My doctor reccended them for a healthier weight gain- they consume abunch of essential nutrients/ minerals and nutrients along with a protein and calcium benefit. Consume "TWO" 235mL bottles per day. - They come in quite a variaty of great flavours (personally I think Ensure has more variaty and is my preffered choice) The chocolate flavours taste great heated in a mug- like hot chocolate. And the other flavours taste best chilled. Try consuming more dense food's too- but don't take anything out of what you normally eat when adding Ensure Plus/ Boost Plus. - Wholewheat pastas (with cream/ pesto sauce, added cheese/ extra vegetables and lean protein- soy/ turkey meatballs, lean ground… [cont.]
Answered by Melissa K - Tue Mar 2 19:19:53 2010
Q. Well, I have a high metabolism and I weigh 136 now when two weeks ago I weighed 150. I want to gain weight so I can build muscle for the Brazilian jiu jitsu class I am about to take. So if anyone can give me any tips, foods, nutrients, or anything that might help it would be greatly appreciated!
Asked by Jesse - Tue Mar 2 18:01:13 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try nutritional supplements ! Ensure Plus/ Boost Plus My doctor reccended them for a healthier weight gain- they consume abunch of essential nutrients/ minerals and nutrients along with a protein and calcium benefit. Consume "TWO" 235mL bottles per day. - They come in quite a variaty of great flavours (personally I think Ensure has more variaty and is my preffered choice) The chocolate flavours taste great heated in a mug- like hot chocolate. And the other flavours taste best chilled. Try consuming more dense food's too- but don't take anything out of what you normally eat when adding Ensure Plus/ Boost Plus. - Wholewheat pastas (with cream/ pesto sauce, added cheese/ extra vegetables and lean protein- soy/ turkey meatballs, lean ground… [cont.]
Answered by Melissa K - Tue Mar 2 19:19:53 2010
How did ancient people get the nutrients for doing hydroponics? Did they use Ashes from a fire?
Q. People say that hydroponics is complicated, but if ancient people could do it, then it must be simple. How did they isolate the nutrients?
Asked by Jave - Fri May 8 10:11:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You make the mistake of believing that people from a time before our own did not use a scientific approach to things. . The study of crop nutrition began thousands of years ago. Ancient history tells us that various experiments were undertaken by Theophrastus (372-287 B.C.), while several writings of Dioscorides on botany dating from the first century A.D., are still in existence. So people were well aware of what sort of nutrients were needed to produce crops and flowers. The beginnings of hydroponics can be traced to Ancient China, Egypt, and India. King Nebuchadnezzar II built the hanging gardens of Babylon as early as 600 B.C. These gardens, famous as one of the Seven Wonders, were filled with plants grown in a steady stream of… [cont.]
Answered by Beulah - Fri May 8 11:09:20 2009
Q. People say that hydroponics is complicated, but if ancient people could do it, then it must be simple. How did they isolate the nutrients?
Asked by Jave - Fri May 8 10:11:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You make the mistake of believing that people from a time before our own did not use a scientific approach to things. . The study of crop nutrition began thousands of years ago. Ancient history tells us that various experiments were undertaken by Theophrastus (372-287 B.C.), while several writings of Dioscorides on botany dating from the first century A.D., are still in existence. So people were well aware of what sort of nutrients were needed to produce crops and flowers. The beginnings of hydroponics can be traced to Ancient China, Egypt, and India. King Nebuchadnezzar II built the hanging gardens of Babylon as early as 600 B.C. These gardens, famous as one of the Seven Wonders, were filled with plants grown in a steady stream of… [cont.]
Answered by Beulah - Fri May 8 11:09:20 2009
What kind of nutrients do humans get from eating meat?
Q. I know that we get alot of vitamins and nutrients from vegetables, but am not totally sure as to how many nutrients we get from eating meat. I am referring to all types of meat.
Asked by directstu - Tue Sep 30 21:57:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies by animal and cut, but here's a breakdown for chicken breasts:
Answered by Love #me#, Hate #me# - Tue Sep 30 22:06:48 2008
Q. I know that we get alot of vitamins and nutrients from vegetables, but am not totally sure as to how many nutrients we get from eating meat. I am referring to all types of meat.
Asked by directstu - Tue Sep 30 21:57:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies by animal and cut, but here's a breakdown for chicken breasts:
Answered by Love #me#, Hate #me# - Tue Sep 30 22:06:48 2008
How much more calcium and other nutrients do I need if I'm breastfeeding while pregnant?
Q. My 15 month old son only gets my milk before bed and in the morning and if he's teething during the night a couple times. So if I were to get pregnant would I need much more nutrients than normal when pregnant? I asked my doctor but she didn't seem to know for sure!
Asked by #3DueFeb - Tue Oct 23 16:32:43 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably not as much as you would think. Extra calories are the most important. However there is evidence that it isn't like you take what you normally need + breastfeeding requirements + pregnancy requirements. For example when you are pregnant you commonly loose some bone density no matter how much calcium you eat, however if you are pregnant and breastfeeding bone density generally continues to increase. Our bodies can use available nutrients more efficiently then they generally do. One of the reasons pregnant women tend to be constipated is that the digestive tract slows down to allow more nutrients and water to be removed from the food we eat. However there have been very few studies on breastfeeding during pregnancy, so the… [cont.]
Answered by mystic_eye_cda - Tue Oct 23 16:56:12 2007
Q. My 15 month old son only gets my milk before bed and in the morning and if he's teething during the night a couple times. So if I were to get pregnant would I need much more nutrients than normal when pregnant? I asked my doctor but she didn't seem to know for sure!
Asked by #3DueFeb - Tue Oct 23 16:32:43 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably not as much as you would think. Extra calories are the most important. However there is evidence that it isn't like you take what you normally need + breastfeeding requirements + pregnancy requirements. For example when you are pregnant you commonly loose some bone density no matter how much calcium you eat, however if you are pregnant and breastfeeding bone density generally continues to increase. Our bodies can use available nutrients more efficiently then they generally do. One of the reasons pregnant women tend to be constipated is that the digestive tract slows down to allow more nutrients and water to be removed from the food we eat. However there have been very few studies on breastfeeding during pregnancy, so the… [cont.]
Answered by mystic_eye_cda - Tue Oct 23 16:56:12 2007
What nutrients would be present in an agar medium used to grow microorganisms?
Q. What nutrients would be present in an agar medium used to grow microorganisms?
Asked by Seevan. - Mon Sep 24 14:28:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plenty 'o riboflavin!
Answered by The Gizza! - Mon Sep 24 14:31:42 2007
Q. What nutrients would be present in an agar medium used to grow microorganisms?
Asked by Seevan. - Mon Sep 24 14:28:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plenty 'o riboflavin!
Answered by The Gizza! - Mon Sep 24 14:31:42 2007
What vegies will give me the most nutrients?
Q. I am desperately trying to lose weight in the next three weeks but have very little money. Im planning to eat mostly fruit & veg and I just wanted to know which fruit and veg should I eat to get the most nutrients and goodness while Im eating very little meat and carbs. I am very worried about not getting enough iron in particular.
Asked by Becc - Tue Jul 8 23:47:17 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is absolutely impossible to get a vitamin or mineral deficiently in just a three week period. Greeny leafy vegetables kale, spinach, chard etc...contain iron. Carrots are exceptionally good for you but hard to chew on. I get round this by having juice instead. I have consumed 2 kilos worth of carrots today, by making and drinking 2 litres of fresh raw carrot juice. Use the vegetables to make home-made soup. Very filling and nourishing. Very basic, put cut up vegetables into pot, add water (or vegetable stock) season with herbs, boil until veggies soft. Remove from heat and mash or put through blender. During this weight-loss period, avoid all fizzy sodas, alcohol, caffeine, shop-brought juices and sports drinks. Also avoid… [cont.]
Answered by trenardy - Wed Jul 9 03:41:23 2008
Q. I am desperately trying to lose weight in the next three weeks but have very little money. Im planning to eat mostly fruit & veg and I just wanted to know which fruit and veg should I eat to get the most nutrients and goodness while Im eating very little meat and carbs. I am very worried about not getting enough iron in particular.
Asked by Becc - Tue Jul 8 23:47:17 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is absolutely impossible to get a vitamin or mineral deficiently in just a three week period. Greeny leafy vegetables kale, spinach, chard etc...contain iron. Carrots are exceptionally good for you but hard to chew on. I get round this by having juice instead. I have consumed 2 kilos worth of carrots today, by making and drinking 2 litres of fresh raw carrot juice. Use the vegetables to make home-made soup. Very filling and nourishing. Very basic, put cut up vegetables into pot, add water (or vegetable stock) season with herbs, boil until veggies soft. Remove from heat and mash or put through blender. During this weight-loss period, avoid all fizzy sodas, alcohol, caffeine, shop-brought juices and sports drinks. Also avoid… [cont.]
Answered by trenardy - Wed Jul 9 03:41:23 2008
What are the main nutrients found in vegetables?
Q. How do these nutrients help the body? What are the examples of foods that are rich in these nutrients include?
Asked by Felicia - Sun Apr 6 02:58:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fiber
Answered by Zahyra L - Sun Apr 6 03:00:29 2008
Q. How do these nutrients help the body? What are the examples of foods that are rich in these nutrients include?
Asked by Felicia - Sun Apr 6 02:58:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fiber
Answered by Zahyra L - Sun Apr 6 03:00:29 2008
What kinds of nutrients does Rhizopus stolonifer(bread mold) need to grow?
Q. Hi! I'm doing a science project on growing Rhizopus Stolonifer. I was wondering what kinds of nutrients does Rhizopus stolonifer(bread mold) need to grow, and what amounts. I was planning on placing different types of bread on the counter and observing the mold. To make my hypothesis on what bread would be the moldiest, I was going to analyze the ingredients on the package, and see how many of the ingredients were prime things for mold growth. Any help would be great! Thanks so much for your time!
Asked by Hannah - Fri Feb 19 22:27:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bread molds can grow on the breads, that means they can suck up the nutrition from the carbohydrate compounds of the bread. You should be careful when you have a problem with this mold invasion.
Answered by Answer experts - Tue Feb 23 13:03:12 2010
Q. Hi! I'm doing a science project on growing Rhizopus Stolonifer. I was wondering what kinds of nutrients does Rhizopus stolonifer(bread mold) need to grow, and what amounts. I was planning on placing different types of bread on the counter and observing the mold. To make my hypothesis on what bread would be the moldiest, I was going to analyze the ingredients on the package, and see how many of the ingredients were prime things for mold growth. Any help would be great! Thanks so much for your time!
Asked by Hannah - Fri Feb 19 22:27:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bread molds can grow on the breads, that means they can suck up the nutrition from the carbohydrate compounds of the bread. You should be careful when you have a problem with this mold invasion.
Answered by Answer experts - Tue Feb 23 13:03:12 2010
How to changes in depth affect the availability of nutrients to phytoplankton ?
Q. How do these changes in the depth of the surface mixed layer and strength of mixing affect the availability of nutrients to phytoplankton during winter and summer?
Asked by Mariah - Fri Dec 12 22:00:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when phytoplankton and oxyacetylene mix it is making the nutrients disappear.
Answered by Mep - Fri Dec 12 22:39:50 2008
Q. How do these changes in the depth of the surface mixed layer and strength of mixing affect the availability of nutrients to phytoplankton during winter and summer?
Asked by Mariah - Fri Dec 12 22:00:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when phytoplankton and oxyacetylene mix it is making the nutrients disappear.
Answered by Mep - Fri Dec 12 22:39:50 2008
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