Be one of these people who eats pounds and pounds of fruit daily (only they make it into smoothies) without also getting
enough choline to counteract it and you'll wind up with a lovely case of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Breast milk does, too, so as long as mama is eating
enough choline, breastfed babies can get some too (source)!
Not exact matches
The release stated that «Prenatal vitamins only contain 0 — 55 mg of
choline, leaving the majority of pregnant and lactating women without
enough dietary
choline to protect the health and development of their babies...»
Prenatal vitamins only contain 0 - 55 mg of
choline, which means the majority of pregnant and lactating women do not consume
enough to protect the health and development of their babies.
Eggs contain
choline, which is important, especially since our bodies can not produce
enough of it.
Organ meats are also among the best sources of
choline, an important nutrient for brain and liver health that many people don't get
enough of (15).
For example, 500 mg of
choline bitartrate in a pill - based supplement, or eating a couple egg yolks, is
enough to severely elevate TMAO levels, and those levels directly predict CV risk.
We would argue that there are quite a few other nutrients that don't get nearly
enough attention, and one of these is
choline.
Our bodies are able to produce some
choline in our liver, but the amount the body naturally makes is not
enough to meet our needs.
Eggs also provide the body with
choline, a brain nutrient that many people may not be getting
enough of in their diet, and the carotenoid antioxidants, Lutein and Zeaxanthin, which may promote healthy eyes.
They even contain powerful antioxidants that protect the eyes, and lots of
choline, a brain nutrient that 90 % of people don't get
enough of (22, 23).
It is important to take
enough of the formula to provide a daily dose of 1,000 mg of
choline and 1,000 mg of either methionine and / or cysteine.
Although the FDA hasn't established an RDI for
choline, it is an essential nutrient that modern diets often don't provide
enough of.
Nutrients such as vitamin C, vitamin K and vitamin B12 are generally easy to get
enough of while nutrients such as
choline, calcium, magnesium and potassium are harder to find.
Not a fan of Balance IT since their recipe site won't allow adding liver or ground egg shells, therefore uses copious amounts of the supplement, going way over recommended levels of many nutrients just to get
enough calcium,
Choline, Zinc & copper.