Sentence examples for nutritional virtues from inspiring English sources
Sprout tops offer all the nutritional virtues of brussels sprouts.
In the book, David argues for the bonding powers and nutritional virtues of eating together as a family, even if your family doesn't have a personal chef, as David's does (in David's case, that is Kirstin Uhrenholdt, who provided the recipes), and even if your occasional dinner guests don't include Alice Waters or Steve Martin.
They will extol the fruit's vitamin-rich nutritional virtues, as well as its environmentally friendly cultivation, in an effort to expand both consumption and the market.
According to him, other than people who extolled the nutritional virtues of seaweeds, such as those who followed macrobiotic diets, sea vegetables weren't much of a pantry staple.
Olive oil was deliberately chosen as the oil of the control group to ensure adherence to the study of women not receiving argan oil, as olive oil is also considered an oil with noble nutritional virtues and widely known for its beneficial health effects.
AMERICA'S fast-food chains are hardly paragons of nutritional virtue, but they are beginning to respond to criticism by health professionals that they are nutritional wastelands.
The connotations of "real" are clear enough: pure, unpackaged foods, those icons of nutritional virtue about which the wholesome truth is so self-evident that ingredient lists and nutrition fact panels are superfluous.
Hari has responded by quoting Gandhi – "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win" – and suggesting her critics are in the pay of big pharma and food corporations, thus making a virtue of her outsider status and lack of nutritional training.
80, 138, 139 By virtue of this observation, the hope is that the outcome of nutritional supplementation can be simply monitored via its modifying action on the levels of inflammatory biomarkers.
Any nutritional value of snack foods was previously thought to rest on their high fibre content – a virtue regularly trumpeted by manufacturers on food packaging.
