In
my previous post I published some information about Brown Rice. Today I am
about to publish in-depth nutrient analysis of 195 gms of cooked brown rice
based on the analysis published by World health foods which is as below:
The
highlights of the analysis are:
1.
The Brown Rice contains 216.45gms of Calories, 44.77 gms of Carbohydrates and
5.03gms of Proteins. You don’t find much of difference in these 3 categories
when compared with white rice. White Rice too contain almost similar amount of
calories, carbohydrates and proteins.
2.
Brown Rice is rich in dietary fiber. Dietary fiber is very essential to clean
our inner body. It helps in reduction of cholesterol. According to Dr. Mantena
Satyanarayana Raju fiber acts as a broom which cleans the cholesterol,
triglyceride and all other garbage in our body. 1 Cup cooked brown rice
contains 3.51gms of dietary fiber where as cooked white rice contains 0.74gms
of fiber.
3.
Brown Rice contains a total fat content of 1.76gms which is again higher than
white rice which contains 0.205gms of fats. Brown Rice contains 0.64gms and
0.63 of mono saturated and poly saturated fats which again help in increasing
HDL (Good) Cholesterol and reducing LDL (Bad) Cholesterol.
4.
Moreover, Brown Rice is rich in Vitamin B complex. It contains 0.19 mg of
Thiamin B1, 0.05mg of Riboflavin B2, 2.98mg of niacin B3 and 0.28mg of Vitamin
B6. Whereas, 67% of Vitamin B3, 80% of Vitamin B1 and 90% of Vitamin B6 is lost
during milling process in white rice. You don’t need to add daily dose of B complex
capsules if you eat brown rice regularly.
5.
Brown Rice is very rich in minerals. It contains 19.50mg of Calcium, 448.50mg
of Chloride, 0.20mg of Copper, 0.82mg of Iron, 83.85mg of Magnesium, 1.76mg of
Manganese, 161.85mg of Phosphorus, 83.85mg of Potassium, 9.75mg of Sodium and
1.23mg of Zinc. Whereas, 60% of Iron, 80% of Potassium and almost half of the
Manganese, Phosphorus, Copper and Zinc are lost in case of fully milled and
polished white rice.
For
further nutrient analysis of cooked brown rice kindly go through the table
provided below by World Health Foods. I recommend everybody irrespective of age
to use Brown Rice instead of White Rice for better health. I have been using it
since 9 months and believe me its really good for health. In my next update, I
am about to publish the benefits of Brown Rice. So… Keep watching the space for
updates….
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Brown rice, cooked
(Note: "--" indicates data is unavailable) |
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amount
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1.00 cup
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total weight
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195.00 g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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calories
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216.45
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12.03
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calories from fat
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15.80
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calories from saturated fat
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3.16
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protein
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5.03 g
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10.06
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carbohydrates
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44.77 g
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14.92
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dietary fiber
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3.51 g
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14.04
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soluble fiber
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0.39 g
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insoluble fiber
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3.12 g
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sugar - total
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0.39 g
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disaccharides
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0.39 g
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other carbs
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40.87 g
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fat - total
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1.76 g
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2.71
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saturated fat
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0.35 g
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1.75
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mono fat
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0.64 g
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2.67
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poly fat
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0.63 g
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2.63
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trans fatty acids
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-- g
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cholesterol
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0.00 mg
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0.00
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water
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142.53 g
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ash
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0.90 g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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vitamin A IU
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0.00 IU
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0.00
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vitamin A RE
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0.00 RE
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A - carotenoid
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0.00 RE
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0.00
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A - retinol
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0.00 RE
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A - beta carotene
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0.00 mcg
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thiamin - B1
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0.19 mg
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12.67
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riboflavin - B2
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0.05 mg
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2.94
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niacin - B3
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2.98 mg
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14.90
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niacin equiv
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4.05 mg
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vitamin B6
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0.28 mg
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14.00
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0.00 mcg
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0.00
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biotin
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1.54 mcg
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0.51
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vitamin C
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0.00 mg
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0.00
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vitamin D IU
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0.00 IU
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0.00
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vitamin D mcg
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0.00 mcg
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vitamin E alpha equiv
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1.40 mg
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7.00
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vitamin E IU
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2.09 IU
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vitamin E mg
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1.40 mg
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folate
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7.80 mcg
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1.95
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vitamin K
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1.17 mcg
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1.46
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0.56 mg
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5.60
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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boron
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-- mcg
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calcium
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19.50 mg
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1.95
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chloride
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448.50 mg
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chromium
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-- mcg
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--
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copper
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0.20 mg
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10.00
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fluoride
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-- mg
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--
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iodine
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-- mcg
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--
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iron
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0.82 mg
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4.56
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magnesium
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83.85 mg
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20.96
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manganese
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1.76 mg
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88.00
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molybdenum
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-- mcg
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--
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phosphorus
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161.85 mg
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16.18
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potassium
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83.85 mg
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2.40
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selenium
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19.11 mcg
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27.30
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sodium
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9.75 mg
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0.41
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zinc
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1.23 mg
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8.20
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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4:0 butyric
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0.00 g
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6:0 caproic
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0.00 g
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8:0 caprylic
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0.00 g
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10:0 capric
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0.00 g
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12:0 lauric
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0.00 g
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14:0 myristic
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0.01 g
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15:0 pentadecanoic
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-- g
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16:0 palmitic
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0.30 g
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17:0 margaric
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-- g
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18:0 stearic
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0.03 g
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20:0 arachidic
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-- g
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22:0 behenate
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-- g
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24:0 lignoceric
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-- g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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14:1 myristol
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-- g
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15:1 pentadecenoic
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-- g
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16:1 palmitol
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0.01 g
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17:1 heptadecenoic
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-- g
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18:1 oleic
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0.63 g
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20:1 eicosen
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0.00 g
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22:1 erucic
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0.00 g
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24:1 nervonic
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-- g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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18:2 linoleic
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0.60 g
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18:3 linolenic
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0.03 g
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18:4 stearidon
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0.00 g
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20:3 eicosatrienoic
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0.00 g
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20:4 arachidon
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0.00 g
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20:5 EPA
|
0.00 g
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22:5 DPA
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0.00 g
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22:6 DHA
|
0.00 g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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omega 3 fatty acids
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0.03 g
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1.25
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omega 6 fatty acids
|
0.60 g
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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alanine
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0.29 g
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arginine
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0.38 g
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aspartate
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0.47 g
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cystine
|
0.06 g
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14.63
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glutamate
|
1.02 g
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glycine
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0.25 g
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|
0.13 g
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10.08
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isoleucine
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0.21 g
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18.26
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leucine
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0.42 g
|
16.60
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lysine
|
0.19 g
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8.09
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methionine
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0.11 g
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14.86
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phenylalanine
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0.26 g
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21.85
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proline
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0.24 g
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serine
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0.26 g
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threonine
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0.19 g
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15.32
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tryptophan
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0.06 g
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18.75
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tyrosine
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0.19 g
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19.59
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valine
|
0.29 g
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19.73
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nutrient
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amount
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%DV
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alcohol
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0.00 g
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caffeine
|
0.00 mg
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artif sweetener total
|
-- mg
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aspartame
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-- mg
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saccharin
|
-- mg
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sugar alcohol
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-- g
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glycerol
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-- g
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-- g
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mannitol
|
-- g
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sorbitol
|
-- g
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xylitol
|
-- g
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organic acids
|
-- mg
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acetic acid
|
-- mg
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citric acid
|
-- mg
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lactic acid
|
-- mg
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malic acid
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-- mg
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choline
|
-- mg
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--
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taurine
|
-- mg
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Ram,
ReplyDeleteOne another great article from you. I really appreciate what you are doing by bringing in this valuable information on to the net.
One minor issue. Some of the tables are not fully displayed - last column is trimmed of in the web page.
Thanks,
Hari
Thanks Mr. Hari for bringing in to my notice about the hidden contents of the table. Any way I try not to repeat the mistake in my further updates.
ReplyDeleteNice and concise article. Just a small typo at the beginning, is 195 grams not kilos of cooked rice, am I correct/
ReplyDeleteThank you Murthy garu for the correction.
ReplyDeleteA very useful article if people read, understand and start eating brown rice. Following are the benefits by eating brown(un-polished) rice.
ReplyDelete-It is testier than polished rice.
-Contains fiber very essential for colon cleaning and prevent constipation.
-Contains B-vitamin an essential nutrient.
-Tendency to eat pickels reduces which are very harmful for the body.
Conclusion is it is foolish to eat polished rice and only wise people eat un-polised people eat brown rice.
excuse me. but from what i have been taught, the calories for 190g of brown rice is around 700kcal. hehe i wonder where do you get this information because im currently looking for short grain brown rice nutrition profile :) THANK YOU.
ReplyDeleteplease go through this link below :
Deletehttp://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=nutrientprofile&dbid=135