Insoluble Fiber Foods: A List From Published Lab Values
Insoluble fiber foods ranked from peer-reviewed tables: fruits, pulses, crucifers and cereal grains, plus how cooking shifts the split.
Read MoreInsoluble fiber foods ranked from peer-reviewed tables: fruits, pulses, crucifers and cereal grains, plus how cooking shifts the split.
Read MoreSoluble fiber foods ranked from peer-reviewed tables: fruits, cooked pulses and cereal grains, why the numbers vary, and what labels show.
Read MoreLean protein foods screened against the FDA and USDA lean and extra lean definitions, with USDA protein per 3 oz and fat per 100 g.
Read MoreHigh protein low calorie foods ranked by USDA protein per 100 calories, with FDC IDs, protein per serving, %DV and FDA label terms.
Read MorePlant-based protein sources ranked by USDA protein per serving: soy foods, beans, lentils, nuts, seeds and grains, with FDC IDs and %DV.
Read MoreComplete protein foods ranked by USDA protein per serving, with lysine, methionine and tryptophan values and how incomplete proteins compare.
Read MoreFoods high in flavonoids in USDA's flavonoid database: berries, parsley, capers, tea and cocoa, with values for each of five subclasses.
Read MoreLow glycemic fruits by GI value from the 2008 international tables, the 55 cut-off, and how variety, ripeness and processing shift GI.
Read MoreSulfur rich foods ranked by USDA methionine and cystine per serving, plus what reviews say about allicin in garlic and glucosinolates in crucifers.
Read MoreFoods high in potassium and magnesium from USDA data: 27 foods with 10% or more of the FDA Daily Value for both minerals per serving, with FDC IDs.
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