There's a reason Popeye loved this stuff! Spinach not your thing? We love it in this vegetarian lasagna. Heat up 1 cup of frozen edamame for a high-protein snack that delivers 3. Fun fact: It also packs more potassium than a banana as do these other foods.
Hint hint: That's the exact amount of oats you need to make one of these delicious DIY instant oatmeal packets.
That same serving also satisfies your daily requirement of hard-to-get dietary zinc. Caroline Praderio is the food and nutrition writer for Prevention magazine and EatClean. When she's not writing, she loves to read, cook, and rehearse with her dance company. Adapted from a story originally published on EatClean. The Australian Dietary Guidelines recommends having 65g a day of red meat or g every second day because it is one of best sources of iron and zinc in the Australian diet.
Therefore, eating beef and lamb 3 to 4 times a week helps to meet your iron and zinc needs. Haem-iron - which is well absorbed by the body and only found in beef, lamb, pork, chicken and fish. The redder the meat, the higher the amount of haem iron. Non-haem iron - which is less well absorbed by the body. Plant-based foods such as iron-fortified breakfast cereals, dark green leafy vegetables, wholemeal pasta and bread, legumes, eggs and nuts contain only non-haem iron.
If you have any of these symptoms, you may be low in iron and should see your doctor to have your blood levels checked:. Contact us. There are 2 types of iron found in foods: Heme Non-heme Your body absorbs heme iron more easily than non-heme iron. What foods have heme iron? What foods have non-heme iron? For More Information For more nutrition information, call to speak with a registered dietitian. Is it an emergency? If you or someone in your care has chest pains, difficulty breathing, or severe bleeding, it could be a life-threatening emergency.
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