Smart Choices: What is a Whole Grain?Judith Myhand
The most comprehensive definition of whole grain termed to date has been published this week in the journal Food and Nutrition Research. The effort to create the definition, which is intended to assist in the production and labeling of foods rich in whol
A whole-grain baguette is a piece of bread that uses a mixture of whole wheat flour, white flour, and whole grains to create a...
Whole grains are complete grains. Unlike refined grains, none of its parts has been taken away (except the inedible parts, such as hull and husk). Whole grains mean you are getting all 3 parts of the grain in the same proportions as they are naturally found - this includes the outer bra...
Is multigrain whole grain? “Multigrain” does not mean “whole grain.” It means “more than one type of grains.” Those grains may be whole, or they may be refined. Read the list of ingredients to check whether the grains are whole or not. ...
Whole grain oatmeal is a type of hot cereal often made with water, milk or cream, containing whole grain old fashioned oats or steel cut oats. Some oatmeals may contain other types of whole grains combined with rolled or steel cut oats, increasing the amount of whole grains per serving. ...
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If it does not contain enough fluoride, your child may need a supplement. Children over the age of 2 years can get fluoride from drinking water and toothpaste.What else can I do to help keep my child's teeth and gums healthy?Take your child to the dentist as directed. Your child ...
What does it mean to say that a vitamin is fat soluble or water soluble? Which are fat soluble and which are water soluble? The fat-soluble vitamins include all of the following except a) Vitamin E. b) Vitamin A. c) Vitamin K. d) Vitamin B. e) Vitamin D Which of the following ...
Whole and Entire both mean "complete" or "not lacking," but "whole" often refers to something that remains undivided or unbroken, while "entire" emphasizes totality or fullness.