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''FALSE INFORMATION ABOUT NUtriTION''

- kamal patel

"EAT CARROTS FOR BATTER VISION"

INTRODUCTION HERE

- IT IS MYTHS THAT IF PEOPLE EAT CARROTS IN THEIR DIET THEY CAN GET BETTER VISION. - but in REALITY it just helps to maintain your eye SITES, it never give you a superpower to see at night in dark.

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''A POTATO' S NUTRTION ARE ALL IN IT'S SKIN''

  • IT IS WRONG TO SAY THAT POTATO SKIN HAS MOST NUTRITION IN IT.
  • BUT ACTUALLY THE SKIN ONLY CONTAIN 20 % OF NUTRITION AND REAMAIN 80% IS IN IT'S INNER STUFF.

''Sea salt is healthier than regualar salt''

- Sea sult is not better than regualar one.- They both have a equal level of sodium and both are increase the risk of high blood pressure. - However table sault is best for us because it contain iodine which prevenet goiter.

''Carbs make you gain weight ''

  • Some people belive that taking macronutrients;ile carbohydrate leads to increase obesity and increase a chance of diabetes and other helath related disorders.
  • But in reality moderate intake of carbs is very benificial for helath as its contain vitamin, fibers and minerals.

''CHOLESTEROL is bed and egg are UNHEALTHY ''

  • There is a widly believe that cholesterol is not good for heart and eggs are rich of fat.
  • But actually there is nothing reated between eggs and blood cholesterol. Moreover it do not cause any coronary artery disease .
  • Besides eggs are contain protein which is very beneficial for our helath and muscles.

''Calcium supplyment are necessary for bone health''

- Many people are saying that more consuption of calcium keep their skeletal system strong. - While according to some reasearch it doesn't help to prevent osteoporosis and over intake of calcium leads to heart disease.

Reference page

  • (Laurie L. Dove,n.d.,p 6-7-9)
https://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/food-nutrition/facts/10-false-nutrition-facts-everyone-knows.htm
  • (Jillian Kubala,2020,p12-20)
https:// www.healthline.com/nutrition/biggest-lies-of-nutrition#1.