Despite the perceived abundance, the Basmati rice variety stands out as the one that is
dietarily preferred in the UAE, grown exclusively by India and Pakistan.
Vitamin [D.sub.2] (ergocalciferol) is largely human-made and added to foods whereas vitamin [D.sub.3] (cholecalciferol) is synthesized in the skin, from 7-dehydrocholesterol, and it can be also taken
dietarily via animal-based foods.
The latter has high amounts of salt and processing in addition to its very high saturated animal fat content, achieving a kind of trifecta of terrible,
dietarily speaking.
Studies have shown that oxidative stress (
dietarily induced with n-3 fatty acids) is effective in controlling cecal coccidia (E.
In summary, both genistein and lycopene, at very low,
dietarily relevant concentrations can potentially mitigate tumorigenic processes via promoter methylation modulation of gene expression.
Though
dietarily diverse, all members of this primate group exhibit a fused symphysis that also does not vary with diet.
Little wonder that men have become as
dietarily confused as women.
Compiled from the pages of 'Eating Well' magazine by Joyce Hendley and the publication's editorial staff, "The EatingWell Diabetes Cookbook: Delicious Recipes And Tips For A Healthy-Carbohydrate Lifestyle" fully lives up to the promise of its title by offering a culinary wealth of diabetes-friendly recipes that are as delicious as they are nutritious and
dietarily sound.