nutrient
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈnjuːtriənt/
:
nutriente
- Fruits and vegetables are rich in essential nutrients that support our immune system.
- dietary nutrients
- water and nutrients
- nutrient availability
The other thing which is a form of stress is nutrient deficiencies.
- The other thing which is a form of stress is nutrient deficiencies.
- So if we're witnessing A nutrient collapse, what's causing it?
- They essentially provided nutrients that they thought might feed bacteria.
- You need to focus on eating nutrient dense foods.
- So you have all these nutrients working together.
- I can nearly guarantee there's one key nutrient for gut health that you're lacking.
- And often times our absorption of nutrients decreases as we age.
- This has released all of the available nutrients that plants need to grow.
- Aren't these foods just high in the nutrients that we've been telling people to avoid?
- Eggs are an incredibly rich source of nutrients for the brain.
- So this is a really economical and really nutrient dense approach.
- And it can be harder to get all of the nutrients that you need.
- Also, adding other kinds of nutrients and foods to your meal will help.
- But what I do recommend are two nutrients to have a healthy performing brain.
Examples
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I can nearly guarantee there's one key nutrient for gut health that you're lacking.
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They can't synthesize the nutrients of the soil by themselves.
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And so water plus nutrients plus air means life.
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Will you get enough nutrients?
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Eggs are an incredibly rich source of nutrients for the brain.
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Now given the proper nutrients, the growth potential would be endless.
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And one of the big missing nutrients is magnesium, right?
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The soil is the place from which all plant matter gets its nutrients, and if you keep sucking the nutrients out, the soil is useless.
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I'm really focusing on nutrient-dense food, organic, seasonal, fresh food, making sure that I'm getting as much...
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A balanced diet provides all the necessary nutrients for maintaining good health.
Synonyms
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1.0
Something people and animals eat or drink to live and grow
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2.0
Food and drink needed for growth and health
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5.7
Food and drink that keep you alive and healthy
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8.3
Something that gives living things food and energy
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A blood vessel that brings blood to the inside of a long bone where the bone marrow is
How Nourishing
Surface Forms
Morphology
nutrient = nutrition (transparent) = nutri + ent
The meaning is directly derived from the nutrition/nourish vocabulary: a nutrient is something that provides nourishment, formed by a standard suffixation with -ent.
Etymology
Nutrient comes from the Latin word nutrire, which means 'to nourish' or 'feed'. Think of nourish and nutrition — a nutrient is something that 'feeds' a plant or person, so it helps growth and health.