... "Spinach is rich in iron," and "Fresh vegetables are healthier than frozen food" - these are some of the most common allegations, which are anchored firmly in the minds of many people. But are they right? The company wanted to know exactly podo medi and developed a special knowledge test, which brings to light how well the Germans are familiar with healthy eating.
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About 400 people tested so far on the website at www.podomedi.com / wissenstest.asp whether to Nutrition experts are knowledgeable. The astounding results: only two percent achieved the rating "very good" because they were out of the 14 statements at least 13 correct. With "good" after all, 19.5 percent go through the race: They gave 11-12 correct answers. With a healthy smattering of knowledge, 64 percent of participants are in the midfield. They are aware of some nutritional wisdom, but also sit some errors. Striking: 14.5 percent are far from the award "nutritionist" removed. If anything, they come to a maximum of seven correct answers. Old tales
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"The oldest Nutrition misconception is that margarine has fewer calories than butter. In this case, 100 grams of butter, only 32 more calories than margarine, "says nutrition expert David Mueller Nothmann. All this and much more thirsty for knowledge about nutrition wisdom and errors in the online test of podo medi. Participation is free and the analysis has provided interesting information on known food fairy tale.
(Source: openpr.de)
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