Sentence examples for nutrients from inspiring English sources

When you drink matcha you are consuming the leaf and so you ingest all of its nutrients and antioxidants rather than throwing them away as you would with a normal tea.

It can help solve a myriad of problems by providing affordable toilets in water-scarce areas, and returning compost rich in beneficial microorganisms, as well as ample quantities of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to depleted soils, reclaiming nutrients to make organic soil conditioners and fertilisers.

When planting, farmers are forced to take out expensive loans in order to buy fertilizers to replace the earth's natural nutrients that have been washed away.

manta-dive.com JulianWW There is a place where currents converge bringing an abundance of nutrients in the Komodo national park (divekomodo.com).

Long and short lunches Asparagus and lemon salad serves 2 Magic ingredient lemon The lemon contained in the citron confit used in this salad is rich in vitamin C, which, like the folic acid in the asparagus, assists the body to absorb iron and other essential nutrients.

Why haven't we been studying the stuff that actually matters?" The practical lesson from all of this is that marriage is a version of friendship and, as such, requires social nutrients.

What's more, a medium egg has only 80 calories, they are relatively cheap, easy to cook and their yolks contain such useful nutrients as vitamin B12, riboflavin, folate and vitamin D. There is no good evidence for how many eggs you should eat, but studies show that one a day is fine – although it may increase the risk of heart disease in people with diabetes.

• Drink enough water to help your body to absorb the beneficial nutrients in food.

Not only can caffeine adversely affect your mood and energy levels, it can also inhibit your body's absorption of the beneficial nutrients in food.

Mulch with compost in spring and try growing comfrey nearby: it is rich in both nitrogen and potassium, nutrients essential for successful growth and fruiting.

Take that biochar and bury it in farm fields, and it acts like a giant carbon sponge holding in moisture and nutrients that boost crop yields.