Although it's often marketed for its content of trace minerals, like copper and manganese, they're in such tiny quantities that they contribute very little to the body.
These observations suggest that the significant immunosuppressive effect of Picra-But cannot be attributed to its content of vitamin C. Hence, it is possible that fatty acids might be responsible of the observed immunosuppressive effect.
Its content of other elements is exceedingly small.
Indeed, the toughness of leather, chemically treated animal skin, is due to its content of collagen.
Related to its content of glucosinolates, broccoli has a high potential to reduce the risk of some types of cancer.
By contrast, herbalists are likely to use a tincture of H. perforatum herb that is not standardized on its content of any particular constituent.
Two factors control the vertical structure of the lower atmosphere its composition of almost pure carbon dioxide and its content of large quantities of suspended dust.
By these processes the apparatus can control the acid base balance of the blood and its content of water and dissolved materials.
The appeals court said the school district was not discriminating between viewpoints but rather had decided to exclude the program based on its content of "religious instruction and prayer".
The instantly historic video of Mitt Romney's address to backers in Florida is important for its content, of course, but a significant dose of its affect arises from its visual style.
From here, in this framework, perhaps honey, by virtue of its content of prebiotics( oligosaccharides), amino acids, enzymes, etc.., can be voted for as healthy despite its sugar content.
