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		<title>Calories In Garbanzo Beans</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2011 06:31:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Also called chickpeas, Bengal gram, Indian peas, and hummus, garbanzo beans belong to a family of legumes named Fabaceae. Beige or cream in color, garbanzo beans are available all through the year, though fresh or green garbanzo beans hit the market only in harvest season. A dark skinned variety of these beans is also available, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Also called chickpeas, Bengal gram, Indian peas, and hummus, garbanzo beans belong to a family of legumes named Fabaceae. Beige or cream in color, garbanzo beans are available all through the year, though fresh or green garbanzo beans hit the market only in harvest season. A dark skinned variety of these beans is also available, and these beans may be more irregular in shape, but the nutrition of garbanzo beans of this variety is at par with that of the common beige ones. The buttery smooth taste and the nutty flavor of cooked garbanzo beans make them a popular legume among chefs and cooks.  Since they contain lots of dietary fiber, despite the <strong>calories in garbanzo beans</strong>, dieters chose them because consuming even a third of a cup of the beans can be very filling, and it helps to reduce overall calorie intake. </p>
<p>A cup of cooked or canned garbanzo beans contain about 270 calories. Unlike the case of canned vegetables, which lose a lot of their nutritional value during canning, garbanzo beans retain all their goodness even when they are canned. These beans are an important source of proteins for vegetarians. The presence of soluble and insoluble fiber in these<strong> </strong><a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/askquestion/617/beans-carbs-are-beans-rich-in-carbohydrates-and-do.html"><strong>beans</strong> </a>makes them ideal for diabetics as the fiber prevents blood sugar levels from rising very fast after a meal. <strong>Nutrition facts of garbanzo beans</strong> indicate that they contain antioxidants like vitamins C and E and minerals like manganese, iron, and calcium. For a calorie counter, garbanzo beans that are sprouted are a healthy protein supplement added to salads and soups.<br />
Hummus, made from garbanzo beans, is a very popular dish in the Middle East. Curries made with these beans are a staple food in many parts of India, especially among vegetarians who need the calories in garbanzo beans. Flour made from them is also used to make pancakes and ground and cooked garbanzo beans make for excellent burgers and loafs. Apart from chicken and beef pilaf dishes, these beans can be added to soups, stews, salads, dips and spreads. Calories in garbanzo beans are not an issue since they are tasty and healthy and have no cholesterol.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in garbanzo beans</strong> can one consume in a week? Research has proved that even when consumed in small amounts like one third of a cup, these beans improve the control of blood sugar and insulin secretion within a week. Calories in garbanzo beans, cooked or used in the form of flour, also serve to reduce overall food intake, satiating hunger with smaller quantities. Reducing the risk of colon problems and colon cancer is one of the greatest advantages of including garbanzo beans in a diet.</p>
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		<title>Calories In Bell Peppers</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2011 06:27:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Make your salads colorful and bright by adding chopped bell peppers of different colors. They come in yellow, green, orange, purple and red, and each colored bell pepper has its own unique taste and flavor. For instance, red bell peppers, which are nothing but fully ripe green bell peppers can be sweeter and have a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Make your salads colorful and bright by adding chopped bell peppers of different colors. They come in yellow, green, orange, purple and red, and each colored bell pepper has its own unique taste and flavor. For instance, red bell peppers, which are nothing but fully ripe green bell peppers can be sweeter and have a milder flavor.  With just about 30 <strong>calories in bell peppers</strong> of medium size, dieters can choose to add bell peppers of two or three colors to their salads or stir fries and enjoy a filling dish. Those on a low-carb diet should, however, remember that most of the calories in bell peppers come from the carbohydrates they contain.</p>
<p>While calories in bell peppers may vary slightly from one color to another, it is universally accepted that they are an excellent source of dietary fiber. In addition to this, they contain iron, manganese, niacin, and potassium in considerable amounts in each serving. When eaten raw, the vitamins and nutrition in bell peppers are readily available to the body. Whether they are three, four or five lobed bell peppers, they are rich in vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin C and vitamin E. A cup of raw red bell peppers may contain 45 calories, which is less than an orange, but what’s more interesting is that they contain four times more <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/daily-menu/vitamin-c-or-ascorbic-acid.html"><strong>vitamin C</strong></a> than oranges do. Among the different kinds of bell peppers, red bell peppers score over the green ones since they contain eleven times more beta carotene.</p>
<p>With a smooth colorful skin and crunchy taste, scooped out bell peppers make for ideal edible containers for rice and dips and serve as individual salad bowls. For those who wonder <strong>how many calories in bell peppers</strong> they can consume, it is heartening to note that roasted bell peppers can be pureed and used in soups. Roasted or barbequed slices of bell peppers, zucchini, tomatoes and onions make for a filling dish when baked with a little cheese. <strong>Calories in yellow bell peppers</strong> and <strong>calories in orange bell peppers</strong> do not vary much, and one may be substituted for the other in any dish. For those not worried about <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/calories.html"><strong>calories</strong> </a>in bell peppers, fried bell pepper rings and beef stuffed bell peppers are a treat.</p>
<p>Health benefits of consuming <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/therapeutic-value-of-different-foods/vegetables/bell-peppers.html"><strong>bell peppers</strong></a> include protection against rheumatoid arthritis, cataracts, and cardiovascular diseases. The combination of high levels of vitamin A and vitamin C, two powerful antioxidants, in bell peppers makes them very useful in the fight against free radicals and in lowering the risk of cancer and lung disease.</p>
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		<title>Calories In Apricots</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2011 06:08:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Juicy and luscious, fresh apricots are a power-packed food that one can enjoy in summer. Dried apricots are available all through the year, though calories in dried apricots may be more for a serving of the same weight. Apricots are truly a boon to dieters because they are chock-full of vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Juicy and luscious, fresh apricots are a power-packed food that one can enjoy in summer. Dried apricots are available all through the year, though <strong>calories in dried apricots</strong> may be more for a serving of the same weight. Apricots are truly a boon to dieters because they are chock-full of vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. <strong>Calories in apricots</strong> are not a big concern because on average a cup of chopped fresh apricots has about 80 calories. These fruits with a golden yellow smooth skin with a lush juicy flesh and a seed inside are very attractive. Even those who are not dieters and those who know nothing about <strong>apricot nutrition facts</strong> enjoy eating them.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in fresh apricots</strong> are derived mostly from the <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/carbohydrates.html"><strong>carbohydrates </strong></a>present in the fruit, as it has very little fat and just a little bit of protein.  Calories in apricots are better than those from colas and soft drinks, and the juice of fresh apricots is said to be an ideal thirst quencher. Apricots nutrition facts indicate that the fruits, both fresh and dried, contain considerable amounts of vitamin A, vitamin C, <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/daily-menu/vitamin-k.html"><strong>vitamin K</strong></a>, beta carotene, calcium, potassium, magnesium and phosphorus.</p>
<p>Apricots have a sweet and tart taste, which make them ideal additives for salads, dressings, pies and dessert toppings. <strong>How many calories in apricots</strong> is not an issue when tasty chicken and pork dishes with apricots help everyone in the family get the much needed dietary fiber. In supermarket shelves and specialty stores, one may find jams, preserves, muffins, cookies and ice creams that are made with fresh and dried apricots. Apricot fritters, puddings, crumble and pickled or brandied apricots are various treats that can be made all through the year, no matter <strong>how many calories in dried apricots</strong>. </p>
<p>Consuming <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/health-food/apricot-health-benefits.html"><strong>apricots</strong> </a>regularly helps those with constipation clear their bowels regularly, aided by the dietary fiber in the fresh and dried fruit. This golden orange fruit is great for eyes and skin, thanks to the beta carotene it contains. Eating apricots packed with vitamin A reduces the risk of developing cataracts. Calories in apricots are not a big concern because these fruits have powerful antioxidants like lycopene and vitamin C, which protect the body from various diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s, tuberculosis and several cardiovascular diseases. <strong>Calories in apricots contain</strong> the goodness of several nutrients that promote vitality and good health. Oil from apricot kernels is said to be an excellent moisturizer for nourishing the skin, making it supple.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Barley belongs to the grass family and is cultivated in most countries. Barley does not take long to yield. This cereal is used both as fodder for animals and as a health supplement for human consumption in the form of soup, tea, cookies, and bread. Beer and whiskey are malted from barley. Barley is high [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Barley belongs to the grass family and is cultivated in most countries. Barley does not take long to yield. This cereal is used both as fodder for animals and as a health supplement for human consumption in the form of soup, tea, cookies, and bread. Beer and whiskey are malted from barley. Barley is high in carbohydrates and fiber.  </p>
<p><strong>Calories in barley cooked</strong> (one cup) are 198.3; the other contents being protein (7%), fiber (25%), carbohydrate (15%), sodium (13%), iron, calcium, niacin, copper, and selenium. <strong>Calories in barley soup</strong> (one cup) are 96.21. According to <strong>barley nutrition facts</strong>, it is rich in fiber (14%) and contains protein (10%), fat (1%), sodium (30%), and carbohydrate (6%) niacin, B complex, phosphorus, and magnesium. Raw, <strong>pearl barley nutrition facts</strong> show 704 calories per cup. Pearled barley contains dietary fiber (125%), carbohydrates (52%), protein (40%), vitamins, and minerals. <strong>Calories in barley tea</strong> (200 g of cooked barley) are 270. Barley tea is good for metabolism and purifies the digestive tract. <strong><a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/carbohydrates.html">Carbohydrates </a>in barley</strong> can be divided into starch (or polysaccharides), soluble sugar (mono-saccharides along with glucose and fructose) and non-starch polysaccharides. It is a rich source of energy. The low <strong>calories in barley</strong> make it very popular among diet and health experts. The low calories in barley also make it an ideal choice for stews, porridges, and desserts. Here’s a popular pudding recipe using barley. Take two cups of skimmed milk and heat. Dissolve one tablespoon of cornstarch in water and cook till mixture turns thick and white. Add this to the boiling milk while stirring the custard. Add the cooked barley. Garnish with vanilla essence, nutmeg and cinnamon powder. Serve cool with raisins and whipped cream.</p>
<p>The selenium in barley helps maintains skin elasticity, the immune system, heart, and alimentary canal. Lack of selenium leads to a malfunctioning or enlarged heart, mental retardation, and osteoarthropathy (distortion of the finger joints due to improper circulation). Selenium also prevents cancer of the liver, colon, prostate, breast, and skin.  The aminoacids in barley regulate blood sugar. Blood cholesterol too is reduced because of propionic acids in the fiber in barley. <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/explore/foods-containing-vitamin-b-complex.html"><strong>Vitamin B complex</strong></a> fights anemia and nerve disorders. Phosphorus is vital for healthy kidneys, bones, and teeth. Copper is essential in producing haemoglobin in red corpuscles. The low calories in barley and the presence of choline are help break down body fat and in weight loss. Barley grass has antioxidants that protect the body from cell damage. Barley also provides roughage and helps maintain overall health of the body.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Prunes are dried plums and are very popular with most people mainly due to their sweet flavor.  Very few people who enjoy eating prunes actually give thought to the number of calories in prunes. Prunes have a sticky texture, and provide its consumers with a number of nutritional and health benefits. Their botanical name is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Prunes are dried plums and are very popular with most people mainly due to their sweet flavor.  Very few people who enjoy eating prunes actually give thought to the number of <strong>calories in prunes</strong>. Prunes have a sticky texture, and provide its consumers with a number of nutritional and health benefits. Their botanical name is prunus domestica, and they are oval in shape. Prunes are used to prepare a number of desserts and sweet recipes and are not consumed raw.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in prunes</strong> is a question often asked. A single prune contains approximately 20 calories. A cupful of pitted prunes contain around 408 prunes, whereas the <strong>calories in prunes</strong> with their pits are around 60. The calorie count for prunes in a serving of approximately 100 grams is about 240. Prunes contain a number of essential nutrients including dietary fiber, vitamin, and minerals. They are low on saturated fats and cholesterol. They also contain a number of antioxidants.  A hundred grams serving of prunes contain vitamin A – 1890 units (international), protein – 2.3 g, thiamine – 10 mg, carbohydrates – 71 g, riboflavin – 16 mg, fats – 6 g, niacin – 1.7 mg, potassium – 810 mg, <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/daily-menu/vitamin-c-or-ascorbic-acid.html"><strong>vitamin C</strong></a> – 3 mg, phosphorus – 85 mg, iron – 7 mg, and calcium – 11 mg.  There are 100 calories in sunsweet prunes (one serving). One can see that the nutrition from prunes is quite high, and the ensuing health benefits are many.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/therapeutic-value-of-different-foods/fruits/prune.html"><strong>Prunes</strong></a>, as mentioned earlier, have a sweet taste. They have a texture very similar to that of raisins but are just a bit softer as compared to raisins. Those who do not like eating prunes can try prune juice, which is prepared from prunes that are reconstituted. This juice tastes slightly like <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/dieting/grapefruit-diet.html"><strong>grapefruit</strong></a>, but it is usually sweeter.  Prunes can be used in the preparation of both savory and sweet dishes. As prunes are very dry, soaking them in a bowl of hot water before cooking is a good idea, as it will help cut down on the cooking time. Soaked or stewed prunes on top of waffles and pancakes add to the flavor. </p>
<p>Prunes offer a number of health benefits such as the following:<br />
• Prunes are good for constipation as they contain plenty of fibers as well as sorbitol, a sugar that helps loosen stool. <br />
• They are beneficial in anemia cases.<br />
• Prunes are good to increase one’s vitality.<br />
• Prunes are an excellent remedy for a sore throat.<br />
• Prunes have a very high content of betacarotene and help prevent cancer.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Halibut, the largest among flat fishes, averages at 11 to 13.5 kilograms and is found both in the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans. They are black and gray on the top and have an underbelly that is off-white. There are small scales embedded on their skin’s surface that cannot be seen with the naked [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Halibut, the largest among flat fishes, averages at 11 to 13.5 kilograms and is found both in the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans. They are black and gray on the top and have an underbelly that is off-white. There are small scales embedded on their skin’s surface that cannot be seen with the naked eye. This fish is popular with most fish lovers because of its unique and fresh taste. It is a great source of important nutrients that are necessary for the body. The flesh of the halibut is snow white and contains very few bones. It is rich in a number of nutrients such as magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/daily-menu/vitamin-b6-or-pyridoxine.html"><strong>vitamin B6</strong></a>, vitamin B12, omega-3 fatty acids, and niacin.</p>
<p>So how many calories are there in halibut? The calories in halibut for a serving size of 159.0 g or ½ a filet are 223. The <strong>calories in halibut</strong> from fat in this small portion are only 42. The total fat per serving is 7% and the saturated fat is 3%. The monounsaturated fat is about 1.5g and the polyunsaturated fat is 1.5 g. The cholesterol in this portion of halibut is 65mg. In addition, the sodium amount is 5%, while the protein is 42.4 g. To burn off the calories in a halibut serving you have had, you will have to go in either for 20 to 25 minutes of intense rowing, swimming, or downhill skiing. The <strong>calories in halibut steak</strong> are around 226; however, this figure will change based on cooking-medium and seasonings used.</p>
<p>A lot of care has to be taken while selecting halibut. Choose fillets that are glistening and do not have any visible brown spots on them. Also make sure that the halibut doesn’t have any strong odor as that is indicative of the fish not being good. Halibut can be broiled, fried, grilled, baked, poached, and sautéed. It can be used in most recipes that call for white fish as it has a mild flavor. The only thing that needs to be kept in mind while cooking halibut is that it dries out very fast as the oil content in it is very little. So while grilling, broiling or baking, it care should be taken to brush it with some butter or olive oil so that the moisture is retained. Also ensure that the marinade you use is not too strong and will over power the delicate and mild flavor of halibut.</p>
<p>The health benefits and <strong>nutrition in halibut</strong> make it a favorite with many people. Eating <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/therapeutic-value-of-different-foods/fish-and-seafood/halibut.html"><strong>halibut</strong></a> has a number of health benefits; it helps prevent heart rhythms that are erratic, helps reduce your blood pressure, and promotes healthy functioning of your brain. It also prevents digestive and ovarian tract cancers and provides protection against colorectal cancer and renal cell carcinoma, a common type of kidney cancer.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cod is a fish which is highly nutritious with a high content of omega 3 fatty acids and E, D and A vitamins. This popular sea food has a mild flavor and is especially beneficial for the heart. Growing kids also benefit from eating this fish because of its nutritional value.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Cod is a fish which is highly nutritious with a high content of omega 3 fatty acids and E, D and A vitamins. This popular sea food has a mild flavor and is especially beneficial for the heart. Growing kids also benefit from eating this fish because of its nutritional value.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod:</strong><br />
Calories in Cod fish are really low with just 119 calories in 4 ounces of fish. This is a healthy source of protein for those who want to burn more fat and loose weight. This is a good food to add to your diet if you want to burn fat and build lean muscle too.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod fish:<br />
</strong>Calories in cod fish per 100 grams is 82. There are 17.80 grams of protein in this amount of fish, 0.67 of fat, 1.16 of ash and nil content of sugar, fiber and carbohydrates.  The water content in 100 grams of cod fish is 81.22.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in cod:</strong><br />
How many calories in cod is not a worrying matter as this is a low calorie food which is rich in protein content. There are no carbs or fats in it while it is rich in <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/daily-menu/vitamin-b6-or-pyridoxine.html"><strong>vitamin B6</strong></a>, selenium and tryptophan. The vitamin Bs in cod are good for cardio vascular welfare and health and they strengthen the heart muscles. Blood pressure remains under control for those who consume cod fish regularly.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in cod fish:<br />
</strong>With all the health benefits which eating cod <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/common-food-elements-and-diet-facts/fish.html"><strong>fish</strong></a> gives you, your last concern should be how many calories in cod fish. The minerals in 100 grams of cod fish are 16 mg of calcium, .38 of iron, 32 mg of magnesium, 203mg of phosphorous, 413 mg of potassium, 54 mg of zinc, 0.028mg of manganese and 33.1 µ of selenium.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod fillet:</strong><br />
Calories in cod fillet per serving which is 224 grams are only 200 grams. This is in the raw fillet which will change according to the recipe for cooking it. If the fish is baked or grilled with little or no fat then the calories will not be much more, but if a lot of rich stuff like butter and oil is added to it the calories will definitely be much higher.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod loin:<br />
</strong>Calories in cod loin per serving are 87 but there is not fat content in it or carbs. However, it is a rich source of proteins. Other nutrients in cod loin are vitamin C and iron.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod liver oil:</strong><br />
Calories in cod liver oil are on the high side but the health benefits of cod liver oil are supposed to be many. Though this is mainly because of the omega 3 fatty acids it contains, it should be taken under the guidance of a doctor as too much of it could have negative side effects especially if taken with certain drugs.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in cod and chips:<br />
</strong>Calories in cod and chips automatically get raised to a risky level because of all the fried stuff along with it. It is safer and healthier to eat cod with a combination of rice, broccoli or beans which are steamed or boiled and steamed rice. Eating it along with too many fried foods negates all the plus points.</p>
<p><strong>Cod high calories: </strong><br />
Cod high <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/calories.html"><strong>calories </strong></a>happen only when the fish is fried or eaten with other fatty foods which have high caloric content.</p>
<p><strong>Calorie count cod:<br />
</strong>If eaten with the right combinations calorie count cod can be burnt off with half an hour of house work or of billiards or just fifteen minutes of a ball game.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Soy sauce is a fermented paste with a salty taste. Originating in China it is now popular all over the world because of its many health benefits. It is high in nutritional contents and is beneficial to cardio vascular health.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Soy sauce is a fermented paste with a salty taste. Originating in China it is now popular all over the world because of its many health benefits. It is high in nutritional contents and is beneficial to cardio vascular health.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in soy sauce</strong></p>
<p>Calories in soy sauce which is a cupful is only between 135 and 170 calories and only two calories are from the fat content. This is because the fat content is almost nil being just 0.1 gram in a cup of soy sauce. This sauce has no monounsaturated or saturated fats. There are 21.7 grams of carbohydrates in this quantity of sauce of which 2 grams are fibers which boost the metabolism and almost 4.3 grams are from sugars which produce energy.</p>
<p><strong>Soy sauce nutrition facts</p>
<p></strong>Soy sauce nutrition facts show that it is rich in protein content as a cupful has 13.2 grams of proteins in it.  Though the cholesterol content is nil the sodium content is extremely high and there are 8499 mg. of sodium in a cupful of soy sauce. This makes it 254% over the daily requirement of a person. Such an excess of sodium is not good for health.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in soy sauce</p>
<p></strong>How many calories in soy sauce may be the concern of most people, but it is not the calories which are a health risk but the sodium content in the sauce. Apart from this risk factor soy also has a lot of nutrients in it like in 225 grams of the sauce potassium of 459 mgs is present, 281 mg of phosphorous, 87 mg of magnesium, 6.26 mg of zinc and 1.2 mg of manganese. It is also a rich source of iron and calcium. However, there is little or no <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/vitamin-diet/vitamin-benefits/benefits-of-vitamin-e-oil.html"><strong>vitamin E</strong></a>, C and A in it with only slight traces of vitamin B.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in soy sauce packet</p>
<p></strong>Calories in soy sauce packet which is o.4 mgs is only 2. However, this sauce is totally lacking in vitamin C but has an antioxidental potency which is 150 times that of the vitamin. Because of this it inhibits the damage which is caused by free radicals a lot better and prevent any damage to the skin.</p>
<p><strong>Carbohydrates soy sauce</p>
<p></strong>The <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/carbohydrates.html"><strong>carbohydrates </strong></a>soy sauce contains are not high but when buying soy products it is best to read the labels and see what you are getting. This is the best way to make sure that you are consuming the right kind of food and are eating a healthy diet instead of consuming toxic stuff.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pinto beans are also known as mottled beans and belong to the family of various other beans like black beans, navy beans and kidney beans. These beans are a rich source of proteins and their appearance looks speckled and painted. The texture while eating the cooked beans is creamy. Pinto beans are available in containers which are pre-packed or in bulk bins.<br />
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<h2><span class="main_heading">Calories in pinto beans</span></h2>
<p>Calories in pinto beans in 1 cup or in 170 grams are 234 which are on the high side, however, these beans are very filling and a person cannot consume too much of them. The fiber content in Pinto beans like in most other beans is high and helps to lower the cholesterol. It also prevents the blood sugar levels from rising too fast after eating a meal and this is why is a recommended food for diabetics.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in pinto beans cooked:<br />
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<strong>Calories in pinto beans</strong> cooked and combined with brown rice makes a fat free healthy meal which is rich in proteins. Pinto beans offer a lot more of nutrition by way of copper, potassium, magnesium, iron, phosphorous, protein and vitamin B1.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in pinto beans:<br />
</strong><br />
The questions <strong>how many calories in pinto beans</strong> does not arise as this is a complete healthy food which is eaten with the right combinations can give you a fat free high protein meal which will help one to remain fit and energetic.</p>
<p><strong>Nutrition facts pinto beans:<br />
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<strong>Nutrition facts pinto beans</strong> are that these are a rich source of minerals, iron, proteins, vitamins and fiber. These nutrients are beneficial to the heart and also stabilize the levels of blood sugar. Pinto beans are a healthier food than red meat as they are fat free.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in pinto beans cooked with ham:<br />
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<strong>Calories in pinto beans cooked</strong> with ham are around 187. The beans are low in calories but the ham does have a lot more of fat and this put up the calorie content.</p>
<p><strong>Calories pinto bean soup:<br />
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Calories in pinto bean soup can be controlled and kept low by using vegetables or vegetable stock which has no fat and is low in caloric content.  The best way to cook pinto beans is to presoak them overnight and then pressure cook them as they would take a long time to cook otherwise.</p>
<p><strong>Calories canned pinto beans<br />
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Calories in canned pinto beans are the same as in the fresh ones and here again it is the way you cook them which will give you the final calorie count. Use pinto beans in sauces like you would baked beans and make them with gravy which is a lot more appetizing.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Figs or Ficus Carica belong to the mulberry family and are one of the earliest fruits known to man. The fruits are luscious and have a texture which is chewy with a sweet fragrance. This fruit was a favorite of the Romans and especially of Cleopatra. Figs can be eaten either as a fresh fruit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Figs or Ficus Carica belong to the mulberry family and are one of the earliest fruits known to man. The fruits are luscious and have a texture which is chewy with a sweet fragrance. This fruit was a favorite of the Romans and especially of Cleopatra. Figs can be eaten either as a fresh fruit or as a dry one. Figs come in various colors like brown, green and purple. There are several health benefits associated in eating this fruit which is also known to be an aphrodisiac.</p>
<p><span class="main_heading"><strong>Figs Calories</strong></span></p>
<p>Calories in figs depend on whether you are consuming dry figs or the fresh ones. Dry figs have a high calorie content being five times more than fresh ones. 100 grams of fresh figs contain only 44 calories while the same amount of dry figs contains 215 calories. However, both fresh and dried are very nutritious and contain beta carotene, potassium, iron and both insoluble as well as soluble fiber.  Figs have health benefits for anemia, digestion and constipation and also protect against the risk of cancer.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in figs:</strong><br />
If you are wondering <strong>how many calories in figs</strong> are there then it is better to stick to fresh figs rather than consume the dry ones which have five times as many calories as the fresh figs. However, fresh figs have a high content of fiber which is good for weight watchers. The potassium content in figs helps to regulate the blood pressure. The leaves of the fig plant have properties which are effective in controlling the blood sugar in diabetics who can reduce the quantity of insulin they are taking if they eat fig leaves.</p>
<p><strong>Calories in figs dried:</strong><br />
Calories in figs dried may be much higher than what they are in fresh figs but the nutrition is the same and so are the health benefits. Eating figs reduces the risk of cancer of the breast while potassium and calcium prevents the bones from thinning and instead promotes the density of bones; sleeping disorders are reduced because of the Tryptophan in figs which induces sleep and gets rid of <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/diet-profile/facts-about-insomnia.html"><strong>insomnia </strong></a>and sleeping disorders.</p>
<h2><span class="sub_heading">Calories in fresh figs</span></h2>
<p>Calories in fresh figs are a lot less when compared to those in dried figs which mean that you can consume a lot more of them. Eating figs keeps fatigue at bay and boosts the memory; fig juice is known to relieve bronchial irritation; <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/infant-feeding-and-nutrition/cows-milk-for-infants.html"><strong>milk</strong> </a> and figs when consumed together cure anemia and they have a laxative effect which helps chronic constipation.</p>
<p><strong>How many calories in fresh figs</strong><br />
Do not worry about <strong>how many calories in fresh figs</strong> as this is one fifth of what is there in dried figs. Figs have so many health benefits that it is good to consume them regularly. The fiber in <a href="http://www.diethealthclub.com/health-food/figs-health-benefits.html"><strong>figs</strong> </a>reduces blood cholesterol while mashed figs are good for applying on the skin as they cure inflammation and also pimples and acne. Fresh figs may not be available round the year but dried figs are and can be used instead if one is not watching one’s weight.</p>
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