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Which fооd grоup hаs the lowest nutrient density? Tаble 4. Meаn nutrient density of various foods groups (418-kJ samples)1 Whole grains (n = 8) Whole milk (n = 1) Fruit (n = 20) Vegetables (n = 18) Seafood (n = 20) Lean meats (n = 4) Nuts and seeds (n = 10) Vitamin B-12 (μg) 0.00 [4] 0.58 [5] 0.00 [4] 0.00 [4] 7.42 [7] 0.63 [6] 0.0 [4] Vitamin B-3 (mg) 1.12 [4] 0.14 [1] 0.89 [3] 2.73 [5] 3.19 [6] 4.73 [7] 0.35 [2] Phosphorus (mg) 90 [3] 152 [5] 33 [1] 157 [6] 219 [7] 151 [4] 80 [2] Riboflavin (mg) 0.05 [2] 0.26 [6] 0.09 [3] 0.33 [7] 0.09 [4] 0.14 [5] 0.04 [1] Thiamine (mg) 0.12 [5] 0.06 [1] 0.11 [3] 0.26 [7] 0.08 [2] 0.18 [6] 0.12 [4] Folate (μg) 10.3 [4] 8.1 [2] 25.0 [6] 208.3 [7] 10.8 [3] 3.8 [1] 11.0 [5] Vitamin C (mg) 1.53 [3] 74.2 [5] 221.3 [7] 93.6 [6] 1.9 [4] 0.1 [1] 0.4 [2] Iron (mg) 0.90 [4] 0.08 [1] 0.69 [2] 2.59 [7] 2.07 [6] 1.10 [5] 0.86 [3] Vitamin B-6 (mg) 0.09 [3] 0.07 [1] 0.20 [5] 0.42 [7] 0.19 [4] 0.32 [6] 0.08 [2] Vitamin A (RE) 2 [2] 50 [5] 94 [6] 687 [7] 32 [4] 1 [1] 2 [3] Magnesium (mg) 32.6 [4] 21.9 [2] 24.6 [3] 54.5 [7] 36.1 [6] 18.0 [1] 35.8 [5] Calcium (mg) 7.6 [2] 194.3 [7] 43.0 [4] 116.8 [6] 43.1 [5] 6.1 [1] 17.5 [3] Zinc (mg) 0.67 [4] 0.62 [3] 0.25 [1] 1.04 [5] 7.6 [7] 1.9 [6] 0.6 [2] Sum rank score 44 44 48 81 65 50 38 1 Food types within food groups are based on the most commonly consumed foods in the US diet (135, 136). Values in brackets represent relative ranking (7 = highest; 1 = lowest). The micronutrient concentrations for each food group were derived from reference 64. RE, retinol equivalents.
Which оf the fоllоwing is true аbout the effect of exercise on cholesterol?