Skin & Body Nutrition

ttien_thuy asked:


I look at the Nutrition Facts on foods like Ice Cream and Whipped Cream, etc… I always wonder whether the companies show all of the contents or if they hide some.

Meisha H asked:


Usually when I find food that claims that it is “sugar free,” I look on the nutrition label and find that it does have sugar in it. However, sugar (fructose, dextrose, glucose, corn syrup…etc) isnt listed in the ingredients. Does thIs mean the sugar on the nutrition label is reffering to natural sugar or added (processed) sugar?

melbolt65 asked:


is there any food out there that could be the only food you ever eat and would provide everything you need. for example, special k protein plus appears to have a good amount of all the vitamins, high iron, high protein, high fiber, etc. Is this type of food self contained complete nutrition in every area? are there any others if so?

arich asked:


What is the main information to look at when checking out the nutrition labels on my food? I know you shouldn’t look at just the calories or the fat grams- but what else is important to keep track of?

trer asked:


Every food you buy (except for produce) is required to have a nutrition facts label on the packaging. I’ve never seen soda, juice, milk, etc. without that label. So why is it that alcoholic beverages don’t have nutrition labels on them? (at least to tell you how many calories and all that?)

geek girl asked:


I like to cook high-fat meats such as sausage on my George Foreman grill because it seems to get rid of so much fat. I am interested in finding out just how well my little grill works! I can see the fat that drains out, but I can’t seem to find any solid numbers! Where can I find nutrition information for food cooked on a George Foreman grill?

soulwishfire_13 asked:


I’m looking for a site that I can look up the ingredient lists and nutrition information of major food brands. I know that some manufacturers provide this information on their websites individually but I was wondering if there was a more comprehensive site for this sort of information.
I’m looking for specific foods manufacured and distributed by Major companies.

mlucas2011 asked:


Do the nutrition facts of a food affect how much you can eat?

trinitydreams2001 asked:


I want to learn all about what different kinds of foods do to your body, and all about nutrition on the web.

KoF asked:


Some food or processed food like cereals have 0g of sugar, but actually have a high amount of High Fructose Corn Syrup and Sucrose.

What else that is unhealthy for us are in foods we eat, not labeled on the Nutrition Table.