Sentence examples for nutritional advantages from inspiring English sources

It's easy to love fresh beets, and not just for their nutritional advantages.

Most of it reflected conventional wisdom among scientists: organic food has no nutritional advantages and poses a greater risk of bacterial contamination because it is grown in manure.

The plan, written by the Leon restaurant founders, Henry Dimbleby and John Vincent, cited research finding that free school meals had educational benefits in addition to nutritional advantages.

Vegetarians of the early 19th century usually condemned the use of alcohol as well as flesh and appealed as much to nutritional advantages as to ethical sensibilities.

Proponents of grass-fed beef often cite its nutritional advantages over conventional beef, including more Vitamin E, antioxidant-rich carotenoids, and conjugated linoleic acid (which is thought to prevent breast cancer), and fewer calories and total fat.

In their School Food Plan this year the Leon Restaurants founders, Henry Dimbleby and John Vincent, supported universal free school meals for primary school children after citing research finding that it had educational benefits in addition to nutritional advantages.

Organic foods don't appear to have a nutritional advantage over conventionally grown food.

With the domestication of cattle and goats in the Near East some 10,000 years ago, the ability to digest lactose throughout life could have conferred some nutritional advantage.

Along with learning to braise, poach, broil and render, I acquired a keener awareness of what might be called "nutritional advantage".

In the past, air drops have been highly inefficient in delivering food and have often been carried out for the psychological effect rather than the nutritional advantage.

But Dr. Grossman suggested that organic farming may have a more general nutritional advantage over a system that relies on agricultural chemicals.