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Nutrients By Lachie Wilde

Carbohydrates Food sources: Pasta, waffles and bananas. Body source of energy.

Fibre Food sources: Corn, Dry herbs, Cocoa and Sesame seeds. Helps the body transfer, Fibre prevents constipation.

Protein Food sources: Meat, Fish and Nuts. Protein helps you grow.

Saturated Fats Food sources: Coconut, Dark chocolate, and butter. Saturated fats gives you bad cholesterol.

Calcium Food sources: Milk, Cheese and Yoghurt. Calcium helps your teeth and bones.

Iron Food sources: Weet-bix, nutri-grain and liver. Helps your body transfer oxygen to the lungs.

Fluoride Food sources: Water, Pickles and Grape Juice. Helps your teeth.

Sodium Food sources: Baking soda, Salt, Soy sauce and Yeast. Sodium is a natural attractor of water molecules.

Vitamin A Food sources: Carrots, Sweet Potato and Pumpkins. Helps your eyes.

Vitamin C Food sources: Hot Chilli Peppers, Guava and Bell Peppers. It helps disease scurvy.

Vitamin D Food sources: Cod Liver Oil, Corn Flakes, Fish and Black Caviar. Sunshine vitamin.

Water Food sources: Everything. Keeps you hydrated.

Monounsaturated Fats Food sources: Canola oil, avocado and chicken fat. Good for your nutrition.

B9 (Folate) Food sources: Milk, Cheese and yoghurt. It is a water-soluble.

Vitamin B12 Food sources: Fish, Meat and eggs. Good for your protein.