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There were many new trade goods entering the world market during the sixteenth century because of the use of ocean trade and travel not just land trading. Unlike the earlier process of trading the Columbian exchange involved trading with lands with very different climates, plant life, diseases, and animals. Although all trade during the Colombian exchange was determined by the trading posts of countries and who ruled what areas. The big two trading objects so to say during this time was the trading

bananas, peas, salt pork, wine, cabbage and sugar. The Spanish also learnt a lot of new foods from the Incas, they also didn’t know anything about the potatos or the squash, chiles, sweet potatoes, peanuts, corn, tomatoes, cocoa, manioc, coca, quinoa, guava, turkey, beans, and pineapple. The spanish decided to follow some of the Inca practices related to food, such as the soups and stews. The spanish let the Incas culture stay a bit how it was and nowadays the food of Peru (earlier known as the inca empire)

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Name: Professor: Course: Date: Phytonutrients (Lycopene) Abstract Phytonutrients are manufactured in pants where they are in turn utilized by humans to avoid various health issues. The production of these chemicals is often prevalent among plants such as vegetables and fruits. Phytonutrients may be classified into Terpenoids, Alkaloids and Phenolic depending on the chemical structure, phytonutrients are categories into different classes which include; Resveratrol, Epicatechin, Lycopene, and Lutein

hiring hunters to come in and kill some of the goat population. The goats are eating much of the vegetation on the islands. The endangered tortoises on the islands need this vegetation for survival. Another example of the intervention is with the Guava and Quanine trees. These trees are abundant and have large canopies that produce too much shade. The shade blocks the sunlight from reaching the flora beneath the trees causing the low-lying plants to die out. The Ecuadorian government hires people

Classification of fruits 1. Berries – usually succulent fruit and very juicy. The availability of berries is between May and August. But grapes are berries that can be found year round. Some foods classified as berries do not fit the botanical definitions like strawberries and raspberries but are berries. There are fruits that are true berries but are not classified into other categories e.g. bananas and grapes. Berries grow in bunches in bushes and on vines. They are small and juicy. Examples

rich in Vitamin C can help combat UTI because Vitamin C makes the urine acidic. When the urine is acidic, it inhibits the presence and growth of bacteria associated with UTI. The food sources rich in Vitamin C include; chilies, strawberry, papayas, guavas, oranges and green leafy vegetables such as kales, broccoli and garden

became a master of flower painting during the Qing dynasty and was praised by many for his brilliant artwork. His favorite types of flowers he would always paint are water lily, pear blossom, narcissus, cinnamomum ramulus, alumroot, poppy, camellia, guava, morning glory, double phoenix, peach

These aids digestion while at the same time regulates inflammation and helps maintain healthy skin and muscles. For only $1.99, it contains a perfect blend of aloe, pineapple, guava and sea buckthorn berry which gives you approximately 70 calories per serving. MAMMA CHIA Chia seed is considered a super food and a dietary staple and important food for the Aztecs and Mayans. It has the ability to provide sustainable energy, and

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is among the chronic microvascular complications of diabetes mellitus due to hyperglycemia. Prevalence of diabetic neuropathy is high, affecting more than 60% of diabetics (Boulton et al., 2005). The clinical manifestation of diabetic neuropathy include numbness, tingling sensation in toes, feet, legs, arms, hands and fingers (Kumar et al.). It leads to significant morbidity, impact on quality of life of patients (Zychowska et al.) and increases the risk of infections