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DADISI Nutrition
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Think of three groups on every plate: an energy food (ugali, rice, cassava), a body-building food (beans, fish, eggs) and protective foods (vegetables and fruit).
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DADISI Agriculture
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Dagaa and beans are cheap proteins. Pair beans with maize to get a better protein mix.
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DADISI Biology
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What does "protective food" mean?
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DADISI Nutrition
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Foods rich in vitamins and minerals, like spinach, mangoes and oranges. They help the body fight disease.
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DADISI Chemistry
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How much water should I drink?
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DADISI Nutrition
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About 6 to 8 glasses a day, more in hot weather or after exercise.
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DADISI Physics
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Is it true that fat is bad for us?
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DADISI Nutrition
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The body needs some fat, but too much, especially fried food, can lead to weight gain and heart problems.
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DADISI Revision
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If a question asks you to plan a meal, name the foods, say which group each belongs to, and justify the choice.
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DADISI Agriculture
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Growing a small kitchen garden of spinach and tomatoes saves money and gives vitamins.
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DADISI Nutrition
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Nice tip. Keep fruit and vegetables fresh and wash them well before eating.