Here’s some more nutrient dense foods for you: Seaweed …

by Rob on February 7, 2008

Comment posted on Top 10 Super Foods by Raw Food Diet Resources

Here’s some more nutrient dense foods for you:

Seaweed – very mineral rich

Raw chocolate – yes, chocolate – must be raw, unprocessed ie cacao

Hemp – very high in protein

Spirulina – a blue green algae

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1 Michael Belini riceplex.com March 20, 2008 at 10:56 am

Hey you forgot about stabilized rice bran. Also a nutrient-dense natural food

2 Raw Food Diet Resources rawfoodideas.com June 22, 2008 at 9:20 am

Here’s some more nutrient dense foods for you:

Seaweed – very mineral rich

Raw chocolate – yes, chocolate – must be raw, unprocessed ie cacao

Hemp – very high in protein

Spirulina – a blue green algae

3 Michael Belini poseidonhealth.com June 22, 2008 at 9:35 am

And, although a little pricey, you should check out Marine Phytoplankton. And not the kind pre-mixed into a beverage (as they only contains a small amount per serving), it is best to take in the pure powder. Being the true beginning of the food chain, this is really getting back to basics. Having a much simpler plant structure than Spirulina or Chlorella, marine phytoplankton is more easily processed and absorbed by the body. As far as taste, well, it’s not a chocolate shake, but is in-line with other “green drinks”, and can be purchased in capsules if preferred.

4 joe March 18, 2010 at 10:03 pm

hey, do you know if there is some sort of complete list of every foods nutrient score, or something similar to that which has a list or every food and some form of rank, thanks

5 Bokus Pocus bokusuperfood.com June 7, 2010 at 11:48 am

Superfoods are the kings and queens of the plant kingdom with miraculous benefits – the most potent, anti-aging, antioxidant rich, nutrient dense, disease fighting, beautifying, immune boosting, and mood enhancing foods on the planet! Superfoods are foods which combine high amounts of both essential and non-essential nutrients and taste good too – so there’s no reason not to start eating superfoods as part of a healthy diet.

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