Food sources of nutrients

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Appendix 3 Food sources of nutrients

Order is roughly indicative of ranking of content.

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NUTRIENT COMMON FOOD SOURCE
Vitamins
A Liver, sweet potato, carrots, spinach, butternut pumpkin, dandelion greens, butter, eggs
B1 Whole grains, pork, sunflower seeds, nuts, legumes
B2 Liver, other organ meats, mushrooms, ricotta cheese, milk, meats, eggs, cheese, whole grains, oysters
B3 Tuna, liver, chicken, beef, halibut, mushrooms, nuts, whole grains
B5 Egg yolk, liver, kidney, brewer’s yeast—widespread in most foods
B6 Steak, legumes, potato, salmon, bananas, whole grains, other meats and fish
B12 Meat, fish, shellfish, eggs, cheese, milk, oysters, fermented foods
Folate Brewer’s yeast, leafy greens, asparagus, wholegrain cereals, legumes, nuts, liver
C Pawpaw, oranges, rockmelon, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, tomatoes, grapefruit, cabbage, strawberries
D Fatty and canned fish, butter, margarine, cream, cheese, eggs—also synthesised in skin upon exposure to sunlight
E Vegetable oils, nuts, olive oil, wheat germ, avocado, egg, fatty fish and small amounts in wholegrain cereals and green vegetables
K