Salads and nutrients
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Salads can be a good way to get your daily nutrients. However, not all salads are healthy or nutritious. It depends on what is in the salad:
- If you have plenty of vegetables in the salad (the darker colored vegetables are generally healthier), then you are getting healthy, disease-fighting nutrients.
- Beware of dressings, oils, or mayonnaise in your salads. These may add unhealthy levels of fat to your salad.
See heart disease and diet.
Last revised: December 2, 2007
by Arthur A. Podosyan, M.D.
by Arthur A. Podosyan, M.D.
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