The fish has an incredible nutritional qualities

Eat more fish, and   have good reason! It is often presented today as a "health food" that can protect us from heart disease. This is true for fish anyway. But it would be a shame to forget its other nutritional qualities, just as real, and ultimately very valuable for the balance of our diet. To tone

In the food pyramid, the fish is placed in the same group as meat. Logic is like a steak, a very good source of protein on average 18 to 20 g per 100 g. And they have excellent biological value: they contain all essential amino acids and are therefore


fully used by the body for growth and renewal of cells.

Another advantage of fish-shaped: the iron of animal origin (such as meat, again), very well assimilated by the body. Iron is often deficient in the diet of young children, women follow a restrictive regime or vegetarian. And that can lead to fatigue, lack of resistance, anemia and even in the most serious.

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If you eat little (or no) meat or if you do not love, know that fish is an excellent alternative. A portion, it perfectly replaces the menus. For younger guests and the elderly, be very vigilant, even when you use threads: Verify that there is no edge. For the line

It is no coincidence that many slimming regimes are the beautiful fish! This is a food with high nutritional density. It is both low in calories, usually low in lipids (fats) and endowed with protein and micronutrients useful.

The caloric intake of fish is directly related to its fat content. However, it consumes a lot of fish known as "lean" (less than 3% fat) or "half-fat" (between 3 and 6% fat) which do no more than 80 to 120 Kcalories to 100 g (net weight). Even the fish "bold" (6 to 10% fat in most cases, less than half-fat meat!) rarely exceed 130 to 150 kcalories.

Besides iron, already cited, fish provides significant quantities of minerals: Phosphorus, essential component of bone; Zinc and copper, which play a vital role in the organization; Calcium, albeit concentrated in the edges, but also present in the flesh;

and trace elements varied, fluorine, selenium, cobalt, manganese ...

Finally, it is a real mine ... vitamins: These include all the B group vitamins, particularly B2, B12 and PP in significant quantities.

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