Sentences with phrase «contain small amounts of»

Many processed meats and cheeses, microwaveable meals and canned soups contain small amounts of sodium phosphate.

Canine Caviar also makes a Gourmet Venison Tripe and a Gourmet Duck diet that contain small amounts of a single vegetable source:

In addition to the previously recommended all - meat Kobe and Kurobuta formulas, Weruva makes several delicious canine entrees that contain small amounts of veggies and, in a few cases, a little bit of rice.

The following complete and balanced canned foods consist primarily of meat but also contain small amounts of vegetables.

They also contain small amounts of cyanide, which is toxic to dogs.

For example, only guinea pig pellets are supplemented with vitamin C, and rabbit pellets may contain small amounts of antibiotics that could be harmful to your pig.

However, they should be given in moderation as they contain small amounts of Xylitol, a sweetener which can be toxic to pets in large doses.

The reason is that apple seeds contain small amounts of cyanide.

Seasonal snow globes also contain small amounts of ethylene glycol in the liquid.

Whole grain crackers also contain small amounts of iron and B vitamins, which support immunity and red blood cell health.

Commercial dog foods contain small amounts of fat in the form of fish or flaxseed oil, but whether the amount in the food is sufficient should be decided by your veterinarian.

Mint leaves are not particularly dense sources of nutrition for your bunnies, but they do contain small amounts of important vitamins and minerals, including potassium, iron (which can help prevent anemia), and Vitamin A.

Pears are nontoxic, usually well - digested, and contain small amounts of micronutrients that, in the context of an overall healthy diet, may provide a healthy boost in immunity.

One more caution: these berries are considered safe for dog consumption, but they do contain small amounts of xylitol, a natural sweetener that is toxic to dogs in high doses.

White chocolates still contain small amounts of theobromine, which is highly dangerous for dogs.

Even some vaccines that claim to be thimerosal - free may still contain small amounts of thimerosal.

While they do contain small amounts of fiber, they also contain quite a bit of fat.

Though rice does contain small amounts of arsenic (which is poisonous), the dose is so low that it would take extremely large quantities to cause poisoning.

While raw milk and possibly raw egg whites contain unique glutathione - boosting proteins, most foods also contain small amounts of glutathione itself.

They also contain small amounts of protein to help nourish your lean muscle tissue.

Amalgam tooth fillings and childhood vaccinations also contain small amounts of mercury.

i.e. given many foods contain small amounts of FODMAP, does the increased intake of ok foods become not ok, or is the «balance» of substances maintained and they remain digestable?

Remember, even though cantaloupes are high in thyroid - boosting nutrients, they contain small amounts of some nutrients, which may not be enough to heal a malfunctioning thyroid alone.

Natural foods contain small amounts of fructo - oligosaccharides in a less concentrated form and, depending on your situation, you may be able to manage these lesser amounts.

They contain small amounts of fats called sterols, which are structurally similar to cholesterol.

Nightshades contain small amounts of a substance called solanine.

However, if your detox water is tea - based, it could contain small amounts of caffeine.

Wheat products, which are mostly carbohydrates, do also contain small amounts of protein.

Lacto - fermented beverages contain small amounts of salt, as does kombucha.

Bananas contain small amounts of iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, manganese, copper, selenium and fluoride.

Bananas also contain small amounts of beta - carotene, which gives bananas with their yellow color and provides an additional source of vitamin A. Collectively, these vitamins support a number of physiological processes; vitamin A promotes healthy cellular growth; vitamins C and E serve as antioxidants that help prevent disease; vitamin K helps your body form blood clots in response to injury; and the B - vitamins support your metabolism.

Macroalgae, otherwise known as seaweed, is even lower in fat than most vegetables (< 1 — 14 % of calories from fat), although it does contain small amounts of long - chain fatty acids.

Also, be aware that honey can contain small amounts of bacterial spores that can produce botulism toxin.

Still, most complex carbohydrates contain small amounts of fats and proteins as well as vitamins and minerals.

Milk and yogurt contain small amounts of carbs, and protein foods such as eggs, peanut butter or cheese are all or mostly carb - free, so these are also low GI breakfast choices.

Evening primrose oil is certainly not the only source of GLA; various foods actually contain small amounts of it and the body produces GLA on its own from a number of dietary fats.

Peanuts also contain small amounts of CoQ10 and resveratrol, though I'd much rather get those from beef heart, sardines, and red wine, personally.

Some meat and dairy products contain small amounts of naturally occurring trans fat.

All of these veggies contain small amounts of alkaloids that can be harmful if you eat these veggies too often.

Eggs also contain small amounts of almost every vitamin and mineral required by the human body... including calcium, iron, potassium, zinc, manganese, Vitamin E, Folate and many more.

And while it's ideal to have plenty of good bacteria in your system, it should also be noted that a healthy body will always contain small amounts of bad bacteria, too.

They may contain small amounts of sugar, but that sugar is a far cry from the heavily processed high - fructose corn syrup in packaged foods.

If you'd rather not pop any pills, try eating some cherries before bedtime; these pleasing fruits contain small amounts of naturally - occurring melatonin.

Fresh fruits and vegetables contain small amounts of naturally - occurring methanol, and the artificial sweetener aspartame converts into methanol in your body.

Obviously fruit, vegetables, seeds, lentils, grains, dairy etc do also contain small amounts of protein too.

While they're great sources of fat, nuts and seeds contain small amounts of carbohydrate that can easily add up to something significant because they're fairly easy to overeat (how many times have you absent - mindedly killed a jar of almond butter or a bag of pistachios?).

Some plants contain small amounts of the non-biologically active form of vitamin D, such as fungi - yeast, molds, and mushrooms.

Although peppermint is not particularly known for having substantial micronutrient levels, its leaves contain small amounts of calcium and potassium, as well as vitamins A (retinol) and C (ascorbic acid).

Coconuts also contain small amounts of other medium - chain fatty acids, including capric acid and caprylic acid.

In addition, the following foods are known to contain small amounts of melatonin.