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Nutritional Value of Wheat and Barley Print E-mail

Nutritional Value of Wheat (Whole Grain):
Wheat grains are used to make flour, which is transformed into doughs and then breads, which is a staple food in every country and culture. Eating whole grains are advisable to women for staying slim and healthy. It is rich in protein and provides daily requirement of energy. Works as a good laxative. It has wide culinary uses, from the making of breads, pasta and cakes to fermentation of alcoholic beverages.

Nutrition Facts and Information about Wheat:
It contains Manganese, Phosphorus, Magnesium and Selenium in very large quantities. Rich in Zinc, Copper, Iron and Potassium. However, Calcium is also present in small amounts.

Vitamin Content of Wheat:
It is rich in Vitamin B6, Niacin, Thiamin, Folate, Riboflavin and Pantothenic Acid. Vitamin E and Vitamin K are also present in small but considerable amounts.

Calorie Content of Wheat:
Wheat has a calorific value of 339.0 per 100 gm. Being a grain, it is very appropriate in calories and hence, filling as a food.
 
Health Benefits of Wheat:

Consumption of whole wheat is necessary for a healthy metabolism, as it prevents Breast Cancer, Gallstones, childhood Asthma and heart risks. Definitely an essential food to intake for women for gastro-intestinal health, also reduces risk of high blood pressure, Diabetes and high cholestrol. To add up to it all, it has phytonutrients which promotes better health through maintaining high blood levels.

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Nutritional Value of Barley:
It is a staple cereal grain, popular for breakfast meals and savored for its rich flavor which reminds you of nuts. It is loaded with dietary fiber and proteins for an energetic and healthy metabolism.

Nutrition Facts and Information about Barley:
Barley is rich in Manganese, Selenium, Phosphorus, Copper, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc and Potassium. While Calcium is found in a small quantity.

Vitamin Content of Barley:
Barley is rich in Vitamin B6, Thiamin, Niacin, Riboflavin and Folate. Whereas, Vitamin K and Pantothenic Acid are present in small quantities.

Calorie Content of Barley:
Barley has a calorific value of 352.0 per 100 gm.
 
Health Benefits of Barley:
Including Barley in your diet surely helps in prevention from high cholestrol, intestinal dysfunctions, Atherosclerosis, Heart ailments, Diabetes (Type 2), Gallstones, Childhood Asthma (alongwith fish consumption) and Cancer diseases. With presence of Phosphorus formation of ATP is enhanced and repair of tissue system is supported.

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Rhonda Karakbi  - Germed Wheat   |2009-10-09 14:55:10
Good day:

Could you please tell me about germed wheat and its nutritive contents versus cooked wheat.


Thanks and best regards,
Rhonda Karkabi
Sana  - Nutritive values   |2009-09-10 17:15:52
It is nice 2 see your work but i wud like 2 have nutritive content of wheat family including Retinol,protein,
carbs,niacin,thiamine,energy,fat and Vit c content in figures per 100gm of the food.I would really appreciate
if you give values of processed product of wheat family.Waiting 4 your earliest help.Thanks
Lea   |2009-08-24 11:43:48
Hi! Is Barley high in uric? Thanks!
Shadowslayer500  - nutrition value in WHEAt!!!!   |2009-08-05 13:07:06
what nutritional value is found in wheat im really confused its for an assignment
Student  - bread   |2009-07-29 14:43:25
i need to know what the common bread is in :
lebanon
india
turkey
italy
france
russia
mexico
and
england

also what is a traditional method of making one of the above? thanks
john marshall  - question   |2009-03-20 22:29:11
can you please tell me if barley is part of the wheat family
because I have allergies to do with
wheat.

Regards
John Marshall
mosesravoori  - ALLERGY TO WHEAT?   |2009-06-13 10:10:46
Dear sir, Allergy to wheat is due to the contenet of Glutin(Mono sodium glutemae)when u grind for flour sprout
the wheat dry it and give for grinding.u can see the good results it takes a simple time.
Raju Ramesh  - Nutrition values of different seeds and perls   |2009-02-24 15:07:26
Hi ,

Can you please send me the details of the Nutrition values of different seeds and pearls.

Thanks
deborahdivyachristy  - grains   |2009-01-24 16:59:36
they are awesome
DES  - oh yea   |2008-12-18 20:16:49
i love wheat
ignacio gomez  - mr.   |2008-10-13 04:09:36
wheat and soya beans formulation for chicken feed 2 to 3 months age
barley and soya beans for calves 2 weeks
to 4 months age
thank you.
Justin Gamaliel  - My Seminar Research Work   |2008-07-28 21:07:04
Actually the much you have done is really commendable and of great help to me but i would really want you to
help me with materials that would be of great importance to this topic: ANIMAL FEED FORMULATION USING WHEAT
AND SOYA BEAN AS BASE MATERIALS. I would rewally appreciate it if i can get materials from you as that would
be of great assistance to my research work. Thanks.
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