No, you need protein (good for the brain and muscle) such as fish, poultry, seafoods, red meats (but you can leave this one out if you aren't a red meat eater); dairy products (low fat) such as eggs, yogurt, cheese (protein), etc., and of course those grains. Flax seed is also excellent and can be found in good breads. Fresh fruit is also very good for you and a must! It may help you to know that women only need 3 1/2 ounces of protein at each meal (breakfast, lunch and dinner.) The rest can be veggies, fruits.
to eat something light like salad or jelly and to drink a lo of water, milk and orange juice for vitamins.
Then we wouldn't get all the water and vitamins we need. (Remeber: Bacteria break down the fiber for water and vitamins.)
Vitamins, minerals, fiber, and water do not provide energy
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Sugar , lipids , proteins, minerals , vitamins , fiber and water .
yes they can drink vitamin water I dont see why not, all it would do is give the plant more vitamins...
No, they do NOT cause water retention. In fact, fiber diets have been shown to play a direct role in controlling water retention.
Paticularly Vitamin CThe main nutrients found in fruits are vitamins. These vitamins include but are not limited to vitamin C, B, A, K, and D.
Fiber and water, but the specific vitamins vary by species.
Swimmers should drink drinks with lots of protein in. Or it should also be a drink with vitamins in it.
flax is an excellent source of flax and vit, figs are good source of fiber, take them always with water as they need water to work properly