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what are the different kind of cereal?
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wheat barley oats rye If you mean breakfast cereals, there are many brands, based on the above cereal plants and also maize....
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what are the different kinds of Raw Food Products?
A: there are a number of raw food products that can be used to supplement and enhance a raw food diet. A raw food diet can be much more than simply eating sunflower seeds, salads without dressing, and fruit. Raw food products include prepared foods, snacks, treats, and condiments. Raw food products include brownies made with all raw ingredients, nut butters, cereals, crackers, and crisps. One may also need kitchen equipment to prepare raw food meals, as well as books and DVDs that instruct people about the benefits of raw food and how to maintain a raw food diet. Some of
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what are the different kinds of Natural Menopause Treatments?
A: the symptoms of menopause can plague many older women, but not everyone wants to take prescribed medications to get rid of them. For women who are leery of putting man-made chemicals in their bodies during this natural stage of life, there are a few common natural menopause treatments available, providing both relief from many symptoms, and some peace of mind. they include herbs, vitamins, and changes in the diet. there
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what are the different Types of High Fiber Snacks?
A: Foods that are high in fiber are believed to improve general health and wellness while also promoting weight loss. For this reason, many people try to find good ways to boost the fiber in their diet. A great way to do this is to eat high fiber snacks, which are foods that contain a naturally high fiber content. these foods are often recommended for snacking because they help to keep people feeling fuller longer. A quick and easy high fiber snack is trail mix made with nuts and dried fruits. One of the best high fiber...
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what Is the Difference Between Folate and Folic Acid?
A: Folate and folic acid are two versions of the vitamin B9. While folate is found naturally in the diet, folic acid is man-made and is included in enriched foods as well as vitamin supplements. Folic acid is essential for the body’s growth and development, especially during pregnancy. A deficiency of this vitamin may result in anemia. Folate and folic acid are both vitamin B9 and are used by the body for the same purpose. Folate, however, can be obtained from green, leafy vegetables, such as spinach, broccoli and lettuce as well as from o
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what are the differences between ibs,D&C or maybe A or B?
A: With IBS, some are strictly prone to D, some C (constipation) and for some it alternates (A) between diarhea and constipation. :) oatmeal, bran, other fiber-containing foods? I am one of those chronic diarrhea people, and I have D at least five times a day (up to 20+ times a day when it''s really bad). I know how sore the bum can get! Sometimes I use those witch hazel pads to ease the ol'' burning arse. It''s no miracle cure but it keeps things more tolerable. Also, hydrocortisone cream (1%, the kind you can find in the grocery store) can make things a little less irritated in that
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what is the best kind of vitamin D to choose for osteopeonia?
A: It is great to hear that you are taking proactive care of your osteopenia by boosting your Vitamin D intake! there are three different ways to get Vitamin D: food, sunlight and supplements.
However, it can be tough to get adequate amounts of Vitamin D in one''s diet, unless one is particularly fond of cod liver oil. (To be fair, there is Vitamin D in egg yolks, beef liver, and fish such as salmon and sardines, as well as certain foods that are fortified with the Vitamin like milk and some breakfast cereals.)...
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Can Cereal Be Counted As An Actual Meal Or Is It Just a Snack?
A: Depends where you live. In some parts of the world it may be all your food for one day. In other places something just to encourage your insulin levels to prompt you to eat yet again. So take your pick. Choose a country. It depends. If it is yummy..it''s just a snack but if it icky....an actual meal if you eat a lot it can be a meal eg breakfast i think it depends on whether you have milk in it or not... and what time it is... like, if it is midnight, it is definitely a snack. but if is between 8 and 10:30am, i''m pretty sure it''s a meal. its classed as a meal if your on the kellogs 2 week chalenge,2 bowls 2 ,meals 1 balanced healthy meal...
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what is anemia? what causes anemia? what are the signs of anemia?
A: its exactly what syderman said....and you also feel tired all the time and your skin may turn yellowish Anaemia is a condition which occurs when you have an abnormally low amount of red blood cells. Red blood cells contain haemoglobin, a red pigment which gives blood its colour. the job of haemoglobin is to carry oxygen around the body. When red blood cells and therefore haemoglobin are low the blood fails to supply the body''s tissues with sufficient amounts of oxygen. As your lungs and heart will
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Is it possible for a baby to have an allergic reaction to rice cereal?
A: Hello GMK, It sounds like your baby could be allergic to rice cereal, or something else. there are different kinds of allergies, some immediate, some delayed. Have you been breastfeeding? You may contact your physician and ask him/her what they suggest. the source of the rash could be the rice cereal or something else. (there are tests that can pinpoint allergies). One easy way to assess the situation is to give your baby whole grain oatmeal...
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