Nutrient Levels in Retail Grocery Stores, or Why You Should Be Buying Your Groceries from Walmart

A counterintuitive conclusion

Nutrient Levels in Retail Grocery Stores, or Why You Should Be Buying Your Groceries from Walmart A counterintuitive conclusion Carmen Nov 04, 2024 74 14 8 Share Cross-posted from Twitter . I've done some digging into nutrient levels in retail grocery stores (specifically where I should shop if I want nutritious food) and learned some insane things. Source: Challenges in the Diagnosis of Magnesium Status 1) It's a well-documented phenomenon that nutrient levels in produce have been declining for decades. The average mineral content of calcium, magnesium, and iron in cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes,

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