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- published: 21 Feb 2016
- views: 230568
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store."
To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
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Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
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B. Micro Nutrients: Vitamins & Minerals
C. & Water.
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- published: 11 Mar 2015
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How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them.
My General Purpose Recipe:
Part A:
1 gal RO or distilled water
600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special
300 grams Epsom Salt
1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative
Part B:
1 Gal RO or distilled water
1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT)
The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution).
I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water.
With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale.
Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate):
N - 203 ppm
P - 50 ppm
K - 200 ppm
Mg - 45 ppm
Ca - 220 ppm
S - 50 ppm
Fe - 2.5 ppm
Zn - 0.63 ppm
B - 1.27 ppm
Cu - 0.63 ppm
Mo - 0.063 ppm
Mn - 1.27 ppm
Cl - 12.7 ppm
Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed.
God Bless,
Vitaly
- published: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 72795
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers )
For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43
Great nutrient management occurs when growers are:
1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from
2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants
3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time
4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients.
Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen.
The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer).
The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.)
Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range.
Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH.
Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more.
Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once!
There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid.
Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts.
Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.)
The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time.
There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there.
Subscribe to this channel to learn more!
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Timestamps/What's Covered:
00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients
04:27 Electrical Conductivity
06:39 pH
09:22 Fertilizer
12:00 Nutrient Solubility
14:00 Mixing Solutions
17:13 Measurement Devices
18:10 Review
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- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 25528
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden.
06:44 Nitrogen
12:55 Phosphorus
20:50 Potassium
23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract
27:00 Humic Acid
30:30 Fulvic Acid
36:40 Silica
41:10 Yucca Extract
48:25 B-Vitamins
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- published: 18 Aug 2014
- views: 78006
https://authoritynutrition.com/
In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients.
Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.
1. Potatoes
Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods.
A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins.
They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time.
They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured.
If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits.
2. Blueberries
Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine.
Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'.
In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables.
The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus.
3. Salmon and Tuna
Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body.
Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins.
It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need.
In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression.
4. Shellfish
Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them.
Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance.
Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D.
Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations.
Further reading: https://authoritynutrition.com/11-most-nutrient-dense-foods-on-the-planet/
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- published: 29 Aug 2016
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Nutrient
Nutrients are components in foods that an organism uses to survive and grow. Macronutrients provide the bulk energy an organism's metabolic system needs to function while micronutrients provide the necessary cofactors for metabolism to be carried out. Both types of nutrients can be acquired from the environment. Micronutrients are used to build and repair tissues and to regulate body processes while macronutrients are converted to, and used for, energy. Methods of nutrient intake are different for plants and animals. Plants take in nutrients directly from the soil through their roots and from the atmosphere through their leaves. Animals and protists have specialized digestive systems that work to break down macronutrients for energy and utilize micronutrients for both metabolism and anabolism (constructive synthesis) in the body.
Organic nutrients consist of carbohydrates, fats, proteins (or their building blocks, amino acids), and vitamins. Inorganic chemical compounds such as dietary minerals, water, and oxygen may also be considered nutrients. A nutrient is considered essential if it must be obtained from an external source either because the organism cannot synthesize it or because insufficient quantities are produced. Nutrients needed in very small amounts are called micronutrients while those needed in large quantities are called macronutrients. The effects of nutrients are dose-dependent; shortages are called deficiencies.
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5:35Hai to Gensou no Grimgar BEST OST Soundtrack Nutrient
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4:43The 6 Major Nutrients!
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2:17『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)NoW_NAME《アニメMV》
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クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。 ＜(K)NoW_NAME＞ 【Vocalists】 Ayaka Tachibana NIKIIE AIJ 【Music Creators】 R・O・N Makoto Miyazaki Shuhei Mutsuki Kohei by SIMONSAYZ eNu Genki Mizuno 【Illustrator】 so-bin ＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/ ＜公式Twitter＞ ＠_K_NoW_NAME (C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会 -
5:44Nutrient Density and Health
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Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store." To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/ -
17:01Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
Subscribe Here ► http://goo.gl/VJT31c Sponsor Me ► http://goo.gl/pZjt13 ★ Get fit for Summer 2016 ★ http://www.12weekathlete.com ////////////////////////////////////////////// Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1 Subscribe To My Channel for more Videos, Tips & Tutorials http://goo.gl/VJT31c Share this Video http://youtu.be/roB5Yyh37Uk Marc talks about the 6 essential nutrients that make up every living thing, such as A. Macros: Carbohydrates (CHO), Lipids (FAT), and Proteins B. Micro Nutrients: Vitamins & Minerals C. & Water. Ask me A Question http://www.marcdressen.co.uk Follow Me SUBSCRIBE: http://goo.gl/VJT31c BLOG: http://www.marcdressen.com/blog FB: http://on.fb.me/1rQSgOa TWEET: http://www.twitter.com/MarcDressen GOOGLE+: https://plus.google.com/+MDMarcDressenPersonalTrainingLondon PINTEREST: http://www.pinterest.com/marcdressenpt/ INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/marcdressen TAGS: biological molecules, nutrients, essential, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids, food, urea, energy, glucose, fructose, disaccharides, sucrose, polysaccharides, simple sugars, cellulose, starch, glycogen, glycerol, fatty acid, triglyceride, phospholipid, enzymes, hormones, amino acids, nitrogen, polypeptides, protein synthesis, biology, molecule, crashcourse http://youtu.be/roB5Yyh37Uk -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How Alcohol Affects the Liver & Body to limit your Weight Loss! (+STOPS FAT LOSS!)" ➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbVB0FFEfrs -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- -
14:02Making Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
Making Your Own Hydroponic NutrientsMaking Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients. Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them. My General Purpose Recipe: Part A: 1 gal RO or distilled water 600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special 300 grams Epsom Salt 1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative Part B: 1 Gal RO or distilled water 1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT) The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution). I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water. With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale. Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate): N - 203 ppm P - 50 ppm K - 200 ppm Mg - 45 ppm Ca - 220 ppm S - 50 ppm Fe - 2.5 ppm Zn - 0.63 ppm B - 1.27 ppm Cu - 0.63 ppm Mo - 0.063 ppm Mn - 1.27 ppm Cl - 12.7 ppm Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed. God Bless, Vitaly -
20:17A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic NutrientsA Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers ) For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43 Great nutrient management occurs when growers are: 1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from 2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants 3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time 4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients. Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen. The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer). The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.) Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range. Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH. Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more. Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once! There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid. Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts. Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.) The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time. There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there. Subscribe to this channel to learn more! ----------------- Timestamps/What's Covered: 00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients 04:27 Electrical Conductivity 06:39 pH 09:22 Fertilizer 12:00 Nutrient Solubility 14:00 Mixing Solutions 17:13 Measurement Devices 18:10 Review ----------------- Connect with Bright Agrotech: Website: https://brightagrotech.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrightAgrotech/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrightAgrotech Instagram: https://instagram.com/zipgrow ----------------- Music by: Scott Gratton http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sco... -
52:32Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
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Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden. 06:44 Nitrogen 12:55 Phosphorus 20:50 Potassium 23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract 27:00 Humic Acid 30:30 Fulvic Acid 36:40 Silica 41:10 Yucca Extract 48:25 B-Vitamins Find this lineup at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&index;=aps&keywords;=raw%20nutrients&linkCode;=ur2&tag;=grogregur-20&linkId;=5YZWBTSPK4EA2DSW -
3:274 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
https://authoritynutrition.com/ In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients. Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet. 1. Potatoes Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods. A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins. They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time. They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured. If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits. 2. Blueberries Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine. Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'. In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables. The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus. 3. Salmon and Tuna Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body. Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins. It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need. In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression. 4. Shellfish Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them. Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance. Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D. Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations. Further reading: https://authoritynutrition.com/11-most-nutrient-dense-foods-on-the-planet/ Follow Authority Nutrition: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorityNutrition/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthNutrition Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+Authoritynutrition/posts Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/authynutrition/ ---- Don't forget to subscribe on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/AuthorityNutrition?sub_confirmation=1 Studies mentioned in video: Study 1: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7498104 Study 2: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16825676 -
28:15Nutrient Mixing 101 | Hydroponic Reservoir Management | Grow Room Tank Mixing
Nutrient Mixing 101 | Hydroponic Reservoir Management | Grow Room Tank Mixing
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The 6 Major Nutrients!
This is a digital storytelling project.
published: 27 Oct 2011 -
『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)NoW_NAME《アニメMV》
クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。 ＜(K)NoW_NAME＞ 【Vocalists】 Ayaka Tachibana NIKIIE AIJ 【Music Creators】 R・O・N Makoto Miyazaki Shuhei Mutsuki Kohei by SIMONSAYZ eNu Genki Mizuno 【Illustrator】 so-bin ＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/ ＜公式Twitter＞ ＠_K_NoW_NAME (C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会
published: 21 Feb 2016 -
Nutrient Density and Health
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store." To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
published: 08 Nov 2006 -
Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
Subscribe Here ► http://goo.gl/VJT31c Sponsor Me ► http://goo.gl/pZjt13 ★ Get fit for Summer 2016 ★ http://www.12weekathlete.com ////////////////////////////////////////////// Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1 Subscribe To My Channel for more Videos, Tips & Tutorials http://goo.gl/VJT31c Share this Video http://youtu.be/roB5Yyh37Uk Marc talks about the 6 essential nutrients that make up every living thing, such as A. Macros: Carbohydrates (CHO), Lipids (FAT), and Proteins B. Micro Nutrients: Vitamins & Minerals C. & Water. Ask me A Question http://www.marcdressen.co.uk Follow Me SUBSCRIBE: http://goo.gl/VJT31c BLOG: http://www.marcdressen.com/blog FB: http://on.fb.me/1rQSgOa TWEET: http://www.twitter.com/MarcDressen GOOGLE+: https://plus.google.c...
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Making Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients. Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them. My General Purpose Recipe: Part A: 1 gal RO or distilled water 600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special 300 grams Epsom Salt 1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative Part B: 1 Gal RO or distilled water 1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT) The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution). I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water. With RO ...
published: 15 Jun 2016 -
A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers ) For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43 Great nutrient management occurs when growers are: 1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from 2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants 3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time 4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrient...
published: 22 Sep 2016 -
Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden. 06:44 Nitrogen 12:55 Phosphorus 20:50 Potassium 23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract 27:00 Humic Acid 30:30 Fulvic Acid 36:40 Silica 41:10 Yucca Extract 48:25 B-Vitamins Find this lineup at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&index;=aps&keywords;=raw%20nutrients&linkCode;=ur2&tag;=grogregur-20&linkId;=5YZWBTSPK4EA2DSW
published: 18 Aug 2014 -
4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
https://authoritynutrition.com/ In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients. Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet. 1. Potatoes Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods. A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins. They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time. They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measur...
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
Hai to Gensou no Grimgar BEST OST Soundtrack Nutrient
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- Duration: 5:35
- Updated: 18 Aug 2016
- views: 4776
Others OST, Full OP&ED;, Character Songs and Drama from Season Winter 2015/2016 what was deleted, muted or blocked for users from others countries is uploaded on...
Others OST, Full OP&ED;, Character Songs and Drama from Season Winter 2015/2016 what was deleted, muted or blocked for users from others countries is uploaded on http://awruk.net/ Enjoy and use search.
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The 6 Major Nutrients!
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- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 27 Oct 2011
- views: 101189
This is a digital storytelling project.
This is a digital storytelling project.
https://wn.com/The_6_Major_Nutrients
This is a digital storytelling project.
- published: 27 Oct 2011
- views: 101189
『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)NoW_NAME《アニメMV》
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クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける
TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。
＜(K)NoW_NAME＞
【Vocalists】
Ayaka Tachibana
NIKIIE
AIJ
【Music Creators】
R・O・N
Makoto Miyazaki
Shuhei Mutsuki
Kohei by SIMONSAYZ
eNu
Genki Mizuno
【Illustrator】
so-bin
＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/
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(C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会
- published: 21 Feb 2016
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Nutrient Density and Health
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- Duration: 5:44
- Updated: 08 Nov 2006
- views: 4572162
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www....
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store."
To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
https://wn.com/Nutrient_Density_And_Health
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store."
To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
- published: 08 Nov 2006
- views: 4572162
Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
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- Duration: 17:01
- Updated: 11 Mar 2015
- views: 23707
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Making Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:02
- Updated: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 72795
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powde...
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them.
My General Purpose Recipe:
Part A:
1 gal RO or distilled water
600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special
300 grams Epsom Salt
1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative
Part B:
1 Gal RO or distilled water
1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT)
The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution).
I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water.
With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale.
Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate):
N - 203 ppm
P - 50 ppm
K - 200 ppm
Mg - 45 ppm
Ca - 220 ppm
S - 50 ppm
Fe - 2.5 ppm
Zn - 0.63 ppm
B - 1.27 ppm
Cu - 0.63 ppm
Mo - 0.063 ppm
Mn - 1.27 ppm
Cl - 12.7 ppm
Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed.
God Bless,
Vitaly
https://wn.com/Making_Your_Own_Hydroponic_Nutrients
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them.
My General Purpose Recipe:
Part A:
1 gal RO or distilled water
600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special
300 grams Epsom Salt
1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative
Part B:
1 Gal RO or distilled water
1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT)
The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution).
I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water.
With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale.
Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate):
N - 203 ppm
P - 50 ppm
K - 200 ppm
Mg - 45 ppm
Ca - 220 ppm
S - 50 ppm
Fe - 2.5 ppm
Zn - 0.63 ppm
B - 1.27 ppm
Cu - 0.63 ppm
Mo - 0.063 ppm
Mn - 1.27 ppm
Cl - 12.7 ppm
Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed.
God Bless,
Vitaly
- published: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 72795
A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:17
- Updated: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 25528
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-ferti...
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers )
For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43
Great nutrient management occurs when growers are:
1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from
2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants
3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time
4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients.
Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen.
The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer).
The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.)
Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range.
Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH.
Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more.
Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once!
There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid.
Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts.
Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.)
The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time.
There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there.
Subscribe to this channel to learn more!
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Timestamps/What's Covered:
00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients
04:27 Electrical Conductivity
06:39 pH
09:22 Fertilizer
12:00 Nutrient Solubility
14:00 Mixing Solutions
17:13 Measurement Devices
18:10 Review
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Music by: Scott Gratton
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sco...
https://wn.com/A_Beginners_Guide_Hydroponic_Nutrients
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers )
For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43
Great nutrient management occurs when growers are:
1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from
2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants
3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time
4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients.
Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen.
The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer).
The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.)
Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range.
Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH.
Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more.
Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once!
There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid.
Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts.
Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.)
The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time.
There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there.
Subscribe to this channel to learn more!
-----------------
Timestamps/What's Covered:
00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients
04:27 Electrical Conductivity
06:39 pH
09:22 Fertilizer
12:00 Nutrient Solubility
14:00 Mixing Solutions
17:13 Measurement Devices
18:10 Review
-----------------
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Website: https://brightagrotech.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrightAgrotech/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrightAgrotech
Instagram: https://instagram.com/zipgrow
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Music by: Scott Gratton
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sco...
- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 25528
Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
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- Duration: 52:32
- Updated: 18 Aug 2014
- views: 78006
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your gar...
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden.
06:44 Nitrogen
12:55 Phosphorus
20:50 Potassium
23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract
27:00 Humic Acid
30:30 Fulvic Acid
36:40 Silica
41:10 Yucca Extract
48:25 B-Vitamins
Find this lineup at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&index;=aps&keywords;=raw%20nutrients&linkCode;=ur2&tag;=grogregur-20&linkId;=5YZWBTSPK4EA2DSW
https://wn.com/Full_Plant_Nutrient_Rundown_By_Harley_Smith_(Part_1_Of_2)
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden.
06:44 Nitrogen
12:55 Phosphorus
20:50 Potassium
23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract
27:00 Humic Acid
30:30 Fulvic Acid
36:40 Silica
41:10 Yucca Extract
48:25 B-Vitamins
Find this lineup at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&index;=aps&keywords;=raw%20nutrients&linkCode;=ur2&tag;=grogregur-20&linkId;=5YZWBTSPK4EA2DSW
- published: 18 Aug 2014
- views: 78006
4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 7485
https://authoritynutrition.com/
In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nut...
https://authoritynutrition.com/
In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients.
Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.
1. Potatoes
Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods.
A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins.
They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time.
They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured.
If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits.
2. Blueberries
Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine.
Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'.
In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables.
The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus.
3. Salmon and Tuna
Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body.
Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins.
It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need.
In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression.
4. Shellfish
Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them.
Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance.
Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D.
Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations.
Further reading: https://authoritynutrition.com/11-most-nutrient-dense-foods-on-the-planet/
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Studies mentioned in video:
Study 1: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7498104
Study 2: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16825676
https://wn.com/4_Of_The_Most_Nutrient_Dense_Foods_On_Earth
https://authoritynutrition.com/
In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients.
Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.
1. Potatoes
Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods.
A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins.
They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time.
They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured.
If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits.
2. Blueberries
Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine.
Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'.
In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables.
The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus.
3. Salmon and Tuna
Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body.
Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins.
It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need.
In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression.
4. Shellfish
Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them.
Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance.
Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D.
Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations.
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- published: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 7485
Nutrient Mixing 101 | Hydroponic Reservoir Management | Grow Room Tank Mixing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:15
- Updated: 30 Jan 2015
- views: 77734
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The 6 Major Nutrients!
This is a digital storytelling project.
published: 27 Oct 2011 -
『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)NoW_NAME《アニメMV》
クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。 ＜(K)NoW_NAME＞ 【Vocalists】 Ayaka Tachibana NIKIIE AIJ 【Music Creators】 R・O・N Makoto Miyazaki Shuhei Mutsuki Kohei by SIMONSAYZ eNu Genki Mizuno 【Illustrator】 so-bin ＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/ ＜公式Twitter＞ ＠_K_NoW_NAME (C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会
published: 21 Feb 2016 -
Nutrient Density and Health
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store." To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
published: 08 Nov 2006 -
Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
Subscribe Here ► http://goo.gl/VJT31c Sponsor Me ► http://goo.gl/pZjt13 ★ Get fit for Summer 2016 ★ http://www.12weekathlete.com ////////////////////////////////////////////// Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1 Subscribe To My Channel for more Videos, Tips & Tutorials http://goo.gl/VJT31c Share this Video http://youtu.be/roB5Yyh37Uk Marc talks about the 6 essential nutrients that make up every living thing, such as A. Macros: Carbohydrates (CHO), Lipids (FAT), and Proteins B. Micro Nutrients: Vitamins & Minerals C. & Water. Ask me A Question http://www.marcdressen.co.uk Follow Me SUBSCRIBE: http://goo.gl/VJT31c BLOG: http://www.marcdressen.com/blog FB: http://on.fb.me/1rQSgOa TWEET: http://www.twitter.com/MarcDressen GOOGLE+: https://plus.google.c...
published: 11 Mar 2015 -
Making Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients. Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them. My General Purpose Recipe: Part A: 1 gal RO or distilled water 600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special 300 grams Epsom Salt 1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative Part B: 1 Gal RO or distilled water 1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT) The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution). I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water. With RO ...
published: 15 Jun 2016 -
A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers ) For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43 Great nutrient management occurs when growers are: 1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from 2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants 3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time 4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrient...
published: 22 Sep 2016 -
Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden. 06:44 Nitrogen 12:55 Phosphorus 20:50 Potassium 23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract 27:00 Humic Acid 30:30 Fulvic Acid 36:40 Silica 41:10 Yucca Extract 48:25 B-Vitamins Find this lineup at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&index;=aps&keywords;=raw%20nutrients&linkCode;=ur2&tag;=grogregur-20&linkId;=5YZWBTSPK4EA2DSW
published: 18 Aug 2014 -
4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
https://authoritynutrition.com/ In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients. Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet. 1. Potatoes Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods. A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins. They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time. They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measur...
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
Hai to Gensou no Grimgar BEST OST Soundtrack Nutrient
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:35
- Updated: 18 Aug 2016
- views: 4776
Others OST, Full OP&ED;, Character Songs and Drama from Season Winter 2015/2016 what was deleted, muted or blocked for users from others countries is uploaded on...
Others OST, Full OP&ED;, Character Songs and Drama from Season Winter 2015/2016 what was deleted, muted or blocked for users from others countries is uploaded on http://awruk.net/ Enjoy and use search.
https://wn.com/Hai_To_Gensou_No_Grimgar_Best_Ost_Soundtrack_Nutrient
The 6 Major Nutrients!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 27 Oct 2011
- views: 101189
This is a digital storytelling project.
This is a digital storytelling project.
https://wn.com/The_6_Major_Nutrients
This is a digital storytelling project.
- published: 27 Oct 2011
- views: 101189
『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)NoW_NAME《アニメMV》
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 21 Feb 2016
- views: 230568
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TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。
＜(K)NoW_NAME＞
【Vocalists】
Ayaka Tachibana
NIKIIE
AIJ
【Music Creators】
R・O・N
Makoto Miya...
クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける
TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。
＜(K)NoW_NAME＞
【Vocalists】
Ayaka Tachibana
NIKIIE
AIJ
【Music Creators】
R・O・N
Makoto Miyazaki
Shuhei Mutsuki
Kohei by SIMONSAYZ
eNu
Genki Mizuno
【Illustrator】
so-bin
＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/
＜公式Twitter＞ ＠_K_NoW_NAME
(C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会
https://wn.com/『灰と幻想のグリムガル』第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」(K)Now_Name《アニメMv》
クリエイティブユニット （K）NoW_NAMEが手がける
TVアニメ『灰と幻想のグリムガル』 第7話挿入歌「Nutrient」のMVが公開。
＜(K)NoW_NAME＞
【Vocalists】
Ayaka Tachibana
NIKIIE
AIJ
【Music Creators】
R・O・N
Makoto Miyazaki
Shuhei Mutsuki
Kohei by SIMONSAYZ
eNu
Genki Mizuno
【Illustrator】
so-bin
＜公式サイト＞http://knowname.jp/
＜公式Twitter＞ ＠_K_NoW_NAME
(C)2016 十文字青・オーバーラップ／灰と幻想のグリムガル製作委員会
- published: 21 Feb 2016
- views: 230568
Nutrient Density and Health
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:44
- Updated: 08 Nov 2006
- views: 4572162
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www....
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store."
To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
https://wn.com/Nutrient_Density_And_Health
Joel Fuhrman MD talks about diets that don't work, and nutrient density as the key to healthy eating. The full 90-minute talk is available on DVD at http://www.vegsource.com and click "store."
To learn more about Dr. Fuhrman, visit him on his website at http://www.drfuhrman.com/
- published: 08 Nov 2006
- views: 4572162
Nutrients and Their Functions - You Are What You Eat: Crash Course #1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:01
- Updated: 11 Mar 2015
- views: 23707
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Making Your Own Hydroponic Nutrients
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:02
- Updated: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 72795
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powde...
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them.
My General Purpose Recipe:
Part A:
1 gal RO or distilled water
600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special
300 grams Epsom Salt
1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative
Part B:
1 Gal RO or distilled water
1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT)
The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution).
I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water.
With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale.
Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate):
N - 203 ppm
P - 50 ppm
K - 200 ppm
Mg - 45 ppm
Ca - 220 ppm
S - 50 ppm
Fe - 2.5 ppm
Zn - 0.63 ppm
B - 1.27 ppm
Cu - 0.63 ppm
Mo - 0.063 ppm
Mn - 1.27 ppm
Cl - 12.7 ppm
Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed.
God Bless,
Vitaly
https://wn.com/Making_Your_Own_Hydroponic_Nutrients
How I make my 2 part hydroponic liquid nutrients.
Visit the LED grow light site: https://chilledgrowlights.com/our-products-services
Mixing your own from powders would save you a ton of money over the ready made stuff you normally would find at a hydroponics store. Works just as well if not better and you get to control what you put into them.
My General Purpose Recipe:
Part A:
1 gal RO or distilled water
600 grams Masterblend 4-18-38 Tomato Special
300 grams Epsom Salt
1.5 grams Sodium Benzoate as a preservative
Part B:
1 Gal RO or distilled water
1,100 grams Calcium Nitrate (YaraLiva CALCINIT)
The above would make a 250x concentrate (each gallon of concentrate would make 250 gallons of working solution).
I use it at 15ml part A and 15ml part B for each 1 gallon of water.
With RO water you would get an EC of about 2.0 or PPM of 1000 at the 500 scale.
Working strength nutrient breakdown (approximate):
N - 203 ppm
P - 50 ppm
K - 200 ppm
Mg - 45 ppm
Ca - 220 ppm
S - 50 ppm
Fe - 2.5 ppm
Zn - 0.63 ppm
B - 1.27 ppm
Cu - 0.63 ppm
Mo - 0.063 ppm
Mn - 1.27 ppm
Cl - 12.7 ppm
Hope that helps. Again, this is not a fits all solution, just what I use personally, feel free to change the recipe to your requirements as needed.
God Bless,
Vitaly
- published: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 72795
A Beginners Guide: Hydroponic Nutrients
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:17
- Updated: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 25528
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-ferti...
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers )
For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43
Great nutrient management occurs when growers are:
1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from
2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants
3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time
4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients.
Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen.
The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer).
The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.)
Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range.
Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH.
Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more.
Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once!
There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid.
Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts.
Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.)
The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time.
There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there.
Subscribe to this channel to learn more!
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Timestamps/What's Covered:
00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients
04:27 Electrical Conductivity
06:39 pH
09:22 Fertilizer
12:00 Nutrient Solubility
14:00 Mixing Solutions
17:13 Measurement Devices
18:10 Review
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Music by: Scott Gratton
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sco...
https://wn.com/A_Beginners_Guide_Hydroponic_Nutrients
Nutrient management is the crux of a healthy hydroponic system. (Read the article: https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers )
For even more information about Hydroponic Nutrients, enroll in our Upstart University program and check out our Hydroponics Nutrients & Fertilizers course at https://university.upstartfarmers.com/courses/2040-hydroponic-nutrients-fertilizers/?ref=43
Great nutrient management occurs when growers are:
1) Aware of all necessary plant nutrients and where they come from
2) Supplying adequate nutrients in correct ratios to plants
3) Monitoring and measuring how much of each plant nutrient is available in their system at any given time
4) Making economic and work-flow conscious decisions about how to source and supply nutrients.
Most plants (and all of the crop plants that you’re likely to grow) rely on 16 nutrients to grow and reproduce. Of these, three are available through water uptake and gas exchange (the air): Carbon through CO2, hydrogen, and oxygen.
The remaining thirteen nutrients are the mineral nutrients delivered to plants through nutrient solutions (dissolved fertilizer).
The overall nutrient level in a solution is measured in EC, or electrical conductivity.The units used to measure EC are ppm or mS/cm, although ppm is used more commonly for measuring total dissolved solids. That’s a different measurement for a different blog post. Hydroponics really need to understand the second unit, mS/cm. This is often just expressed as the “EC level”. (For example, “The EC of the solution is 1.8,” with no unit.)
Ideal mS/cm is typically between 1.2 and 3.3. There’s a broad range of acceptable EC levels, and each crop has an ideal range.
Supplying the correct ratio of nutrients in adequate levels is only half of the nutrient management picture; the other task for farm managers is to keep those nutrients available to plants, and the main factor influencing that availability is pH.
Nutrients are soluble at different pH values. Check out an absorption chart (there's one in the article version of this video) to learn more.
Adjusting pH to your ideal range can be done with pH Down or pH Up, which are acids or bases (respectively). Never add both at once!
There are two main forms of fertilizer: dry and liquid.
Dry fertilizer is mostly used in commercial settings because there’s a lot less to ship (you’re not shipping water), making it more cost effective. You can also tailor dry fertilizer better to your needs, because it comes in separate parts.
Liquid fertilizer is simple to use and great for home and hobby systems. It’s easier to manage since you can just add a certain amount of one liquid to your system water, but it’s more expensive to ship. (Most people on a small scale only buy a little at a time though, so shipping is less important.)
The best way to mix a solution is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
If you’re not using an auto-doser, you’ll still mix it the same way, but you’ll add it to your system bit by bit in equal ratios and test it until it’s at the right level. You’ll get better and better at this over time.
There are a multitude of handheld measuring devices and testers. Our favorite suppliers are Blue Lab, Hanna Instruments, and AutoGrow. We’ve used each of these and are currently using AutoGrow’s NutriTest, a handheld meter which measures both EC and pH with the same device. There are a variety of options out there.
Subscribe to this channel to learn more!
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Timestamps/What's Covered:
00:24 The 16 Plant Nutrients
04:27 Electrical Conductivity
06:39 pH
09:22 Fertilizer
12:00 Nutrient Solubility
14:00 Mixing Solutions
17:13 Measurement Devices
18:10 Review
-----------------
Connect with Bright Agrotech:
Website: https://brightagrotech.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrightAgrotech/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrightAgrotech
Instagram: https://instagram.com/zipgrow
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Music by: Scott Gratton
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sco...
- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 25528
Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
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Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your gar...
Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden.
06:44 Nitrogen
12:55 Phosphorus
20:50 Potassium
23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract
27:00 Humic Acid
30:30 Fulvic Acid
36:40 Silica
41:10 Yucca Extract
48:25 B-Vitamins
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Harley Smith, Plant Nutrient Research Developer for RAW Nutrients breaks down and talks about each individual plant nutrient and how to utilize them in your garden.
06:44 Nitrogen
12:55 Phosphorus
20:50 Potassium
23:48 Kelp/Seaweed Extract
27:00 Humic Acid
30:30 Fulvic Acid
36:40 Silica
41:10 Yucca Extract
48:25 B-Vitamins
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4 of the Most Nutrient Dense Foods on Earth
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- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
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In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nut...
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In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients.
Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.
1. Potatoes
Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods.
A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins.
They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time.
They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured.
If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits.
2. Blueberries
Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine.
Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'.
In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables.
The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus.
3. Salmon and Tuna
Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body.
Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins.
It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need.
In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression.
4. Shellfish
Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them.
Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance.
Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D.
Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations.
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In order to maximize the amount of nutrients we take in, we need to eat foods that carry the greatest amount and variety of nutrients.
Here are 4 of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet.
1. Potatoes
Potatoes are nutrient-jammed and really one of the world’s most perfect foods.
A single large potato contains lots of Potassium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper and Manganese… with plenty of vitamin C and most of the B vitamins.
They contain a little bit of almost every nutrient we need and there have been accounts of people living on nothing but potatoes for a long time.
They are also one of the most fulfilling foods in existence. When researchers compared the “satiety value” of different foods, boiled potatoes scored higher than any other food they measured.
If you cook the potatoes and then allow them to cool afterwards, they also form large amounts of resistant starch, which is a fiber-like substance with many additional health benefits.
2. Blueberries
Although not as high in vitamins and minerals as vegetables (calorie for calorie), the antioxidant content is where these tiny fruits really shine.
Blueberries are loaded with powerful antioxidants that protect our bodies from damage by unstable molecules called 'free radicals'.
In fact, they contain the highest antioxidant capacity of ALL commonly consumed fruits and vegetables.
The fact that they are colorful and taste good, and that the frozen ones are still very healthy, is just a bonus.
3. Salmon and Tuna
Not all fish is created equal. Salmon, tuna and other fatty types of fish contain the greatest amount of Omega-3 fats, which are extremely important for the optimal function of your body.
Other than omega-3s, fatty fish also pack a massive amount of other nutrients. For example, salmon is rich in high quality protein and contains a lot of vitamins and minerals… including large amounts of Magnesium, Potassium, Selenium and all the B-vitamins.
It's a good idea to eat fatty fish at least once or twice a week, to get all the Omega-3s that your body (and brain) desperately need.
In fact, studies suggest those who eat fatty fish regularly have a lower risk of heart disease, and maybe even dementia and depression.
4. Shellfish
Clams, oysters and various other types of shellfish are among the most nutritious foods available, yet people rarely eat them.
Clams are among the best sources of vitamin B12 in existence, with a 100 grams of clams supplying over 16 times the RDA or recommended dietary allowance.
Oysters are also incredibly nutritious; 100 grams of oysters supplies 6 times the RDA for Zinc, 2 times the RDA for Copper, along with large amounts of B12 and Vitamin D.
Shellfish can also be considered a great food for people who want to be as close to vegetarian as possible, while also getting most of the benefits of consuming animal foods. Because shellfish are considered non-sentient, which means they don't have the capacity to feel or perceive any sensations.
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Full Plant Nutrient Rundown by Harley Smith (Part 1 of 2)
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I never want to let you die
I wish I could see your face again,
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Kenya unveils six-year project to boost nutrition status
Edit Xinhua 27 Apr 2017
NAIROBI, April 27 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's ministry of health in partnership with multilateral donors and academia on Thursday launched a six year project to promote nutrition status in the country through mass fortification of key staples ... The food fortification project will therefore help combat nutrients deficiency," said Mailu ... "We have adopted a multi-sectoral approach to address malnutrition and stunting in the country," said Mugambi....
Celebrate summer with mango salsa
Edit The Manila Times 27 Apr 2017
Mangos and tomatoes mingle marvelously in a succulent salsa ... Evolution of salsa. Originating from the Spanish word for “sauce,” salsa first exploded on the American food scene in the 1980s. Available raw or cooked, mild or hot, and in a rainbow of colors, there is something for every palate ... This superfruit contains over 20 essential vitamins and nutrients, and each serving of mango is also fat-free, sodium-free and cholesterol-free ... 1 g....
Cleveland Clinic research shows link between gut bacteria, meat-heavy diets, and risk of blood clots
Edit Cleveland 27 Apr 2017
Choline supplementation also increased the risk of blood clots in the small group of 18 patients studied. The group's results were published this week in the journal Circulation. The research group, led by Dr ... Then, the group connected the dietary nutrient lecithin, found naturally in animal products, to heart disease through TMAO, which is produced by the liver after bacteria in the intestines digest red meat and other animal products....
Spreading pollution strangling New Zealand freshwater species: gov't report
Edit Xinhua 27 Apr 2017
WELLINGTON, April 27 (Xinhua) -- Almost three quarters of New Zealand's native fish species are threatened with or at risk of extinction as pollution of its waterways worsens, according to a government report out Thursday ... The government was working on tighter regulation of nutrients, new provisions for protecting water ecology and the development of good management practice for farmers and other water users, he said ... Editor ... ....
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