In addition to added sugars, the new label with provide information on potassium and vitamin D contents in foods while ridding of vitamins A and C. Potassium is important for fluid balance and activity in muscles and heart (hence, why you get muscle cramps if you have low potassium). The RDA for potassium is 100 mg/day.
Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and teeth as it aids calcium absorption in the body. Vitamin D is found in some foods such as fish, egg yolks, and fortified Read more [...]
It is amazing all the different roles food and nutrition play in our body. Carbohydrates fuel our brain, protein helps build our muscles, fat helps protect our organs, the list goes on and on. But have you ever thought about how food might affect your mood? Food certainly affects our mood! When we eat food our body responds well to, we are in a better mood because we aren’t feeling sluggish, tired, or cranky.
Today we are going to highlight a few of the ways food and mood are related:
• Carbohydrates: Read more [...]