It has 180 calories per cup, satisfies 34 % of the daily vitamin C needs (presumed to decrease post-workout inflammation), 40 % of the daily vitamin B6 needs and 26 % of
daily potassium needs which is an essential mineral.
Not exact matches
Eating once ounce of chia seeds each day would provide 18 percent of
daily calcium
needs, 27 percent of phosphorus, 30 percent of manganese, and smaller amounts of
potassium and copper.
A cup of ube provides 20 percent of your
daily needs for
potassium, essential mineral for getting better sleep and stabilizing blood pressure levels.
Dates are especially high in
potassium; 100 grams contains 16 percent of your
daily needs.
Considering these,
potassium - rich foods such as chia seeds
need to be part of our
daily diet.
Palm sugar contains valuable minerals your body
needs on a
daily basis, such as
potassium, calcium, and trace amounts of zinc, iron, and vitamin C
Offering over 400 % of your
daily needs for vitamin A in one medium spud, plus it has tons of fiber and
potassium.
For example, one tablespoon provides about 1 % of your
daily needs for calcium,
potassium, and iron.
One cup of dates has about 400 calories, 27 percent of the recommended
daily requirement of
potassium and 48 percent of
daily fiber
needs.
If you
need to limit your
potassium, take the advise from National Kidney Foundation who recommends them to limit their
daily coffee intake to one cup a day.
You may
need to take a
potassium supplement or
daily multivitamin that contains
potassium.
A plain, large white potato, baked, supplies 1,627 milligrams of
potassium, an electrolyte mineral that helps balance fluids in your body and control blood pressure; the same potato also supplies 42 percent of a man's
daily needs for the antioxidant vitamin C and 51 percent of a woman's.
Is there a way you could add
potassium in, and magnesium as well, to the Quick section so those of us
needing to supplement might add it in easily to our
daily consumption?
Adults
need 4,700 milligrams of
potassium a day, and eating cherry tomatoes can help you meet almost 10 percent of your
daily needs.
Perhaps the most complete nut, almonds provide B - complex vitamins, vitamin E and high
daily values of calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc, and
potassium — all
needed for proper muscle function, immune health and hormone balance.
Cantaloupe contains over 12 percent of the body's
daily need for
potassium.
One caveat: if you are going to do
daily coffee enemas, you
need to supplement your diet with
potassium as the coffee enema can remove
potassium from the body.
Zucchini is a good source of
potassium, with a medium vegetable supplying 512 milligrams, or 11 percent of your
daily needs.
A large potato, boiled in its skin, provides 1.1 grams of
potassium, one - fourth of the
potassium you
need daily.
It's been very enlightening — I've learned that on average, I
need to be getting a little bit more calcium, iron,
potassium, and vitamin E. I've also learned that whoever thinks vegans are protein deficient is officially dead wrong — I've been meeting my
daily protein requirements every single day by lunchtime without even trying!»
The problem is that most people get only about half of the
potassium they
need daily.
But that orange also supplies fluid, 12 % of your
daily fiber, nearly 100 % of your vitamin C
needs, B vitamins,
potassium, and compounds like herperidin — which has been shown to help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and act as an anti-inflammatory.