Not exact matches
Overall, 80 — 90 % of the
daily AS intake came from high - sugar energy -
dense and / or
nutrient - poor
foods.
An 8 oz serving of milk (even chocolate milk) provides 30 % of the
daily value (DV) for calcium, 25 % of the DV for Vitamin D, 16 % DV for protein, 11 % DV for potassium, 10 % DV for Vitamin A, 26 % DV for Vitamin B2, 10 % Vitamin B3, 22 % Vitamin B12, and 25 % DV for phosphorus, making milk one of the most
nutrient -
dense foods, the very opposite of a «junk
food» like soda.
The most important things to do in order to ensure optimal milk production and successful breastfeeding are to include a variety of
nutrient -
dense foods in the diet, consume an extra 500 calories, 10 to 12 eight - ounce servings of fluid
daily and to continue taking a prenatal vitamin.
A plant - only diet also would require individuals to eat more
food and more
daily calories to meet their nutritional needs from the
foods they eat because the available
foods from plants are not as
nutrient dense as
foods from animals.
You want to get the majority of your
daily calories from high quality
foods such as lean meats, fatty fish, eggs, dairy products, whole grain breads, pasta, rice, potatoes and
nutrient -
dense vegetables.
In the midst of polar vortexes and a busy schedule, ALOHA boosts immunity, helps you focus, and keeps energy up - especially while on the go - with The
Daily Good, a
nutrient -
dense, whole -
food green powder.
Just be sure to eat ENOUGH
food daily so that you feel satisfied and full, and ensure its from
nutrient dense sources so you get the benefits and reap the rewards.
Mayo Clinic nutritionist Katherine Zeratsky recommends eating a
daily variety of calorie - and
nutrient -
dense foods from all major
food groups, including fruits, vegetables, dairy, grains and proteins.
I am 5 ′ 3 ″, weight 135 lbs, have 20 % body fat (according to DXA), eat less than 40 g carbohydrates
daily (total calories about 2000; carbs limited to the evening), all
food is clean - sourced and
nutrient dense (Paleo / primal if you will).
A high fat diet means VERY high fat — anywhere from 60 - 75 % of your
daily food intake will be in the form of high - quality,
nutrient -
dense fats.
To truly have the quality of life we deserve, we've got to move
daily, fuel ourselves with
nutrient dense foods (a calorie is not just a calorie), foster relationships, enjoy life, and play often.
By avoiding things that hinder
nutrient absorption and damage the body while also incorporating new habits and
nutrient -
dense food in your
daily life, you can aid your body in being the best it can be.
For example, if you were consuming 2000 calories
daily, you'd want 1600 - 1800 of those calories to be derived from clean
nutrient dense whole
foods, and you could then allot the remaining 200 - 400 calories to whatever
foods you felt like.
Calorie restricted diets that focus only on total
daily caloric intake will often skip such
nutrient dense foods.
The more
nutrient -
dense your diet is and the more you exercise, the more discretionary calories you will have to splurge on your favorite
foods without going over your
daily calories.