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Nutritional from the food substances. |
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Nutritional values from the food substances. Vitamin
B1 : Protection against beriberi. Vitamin
B2 : Protection against Symptom of B2 riboflavin shortage and tropical
herpes.
Niacin
: Help maintaining the complexion and neu- rotic systems,
prevention against pillagers, which is a direct cause of bad stomach. Phosphorus
: Help with the growth of the bone strong and protection against cramp. Calcium
: Help making the bone strong and protection against cramp. Copper
: Building blood cells and hemoglobin. Iron
: Protection against anemia. Protein
: Help building worn out bodily organs. Fat
: Yield of energy to the body (Fat of rice grain has no content of
cholesterol) Carbohydrate
: Supply of energy to the body. Food
Fiber : Brown rice contains abundance of fiber, thereby help making the
stomach not to constipate and prevent against intestinal cancer. |
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Honey A sweet sticky
golden-brown fluid produced and preserved
by bees from the nectar of flowers, admissibly accepted since the former time
as one of the top nutritional food or food supplement. Honey is magic
medicine, medicine for prolonged life, as well as a kind of hormones that
helps building energy. Honey is also treated as internal and external
medicine in a variety of respects. Dextrose and Cellulose These are the two
prominent elements that make honey sweet and yield energy to the body,
whereby the intestinal. Wall can absorb this sugar for immediate use.
Meanwhile the acid fat, and minerals in the honey including a variety of
vitamins and enzymes therein contained on the consumption of honey they will
be immediately absorbed, help making vigorous, rejuvenating refreshing and
free from weakness and exhaustion, feeling happy, the fact is naturally
gratified, recalling rejuvenation back again on regular drinking of “Honkey”. List of contents in 100 grams of
Brown Sugar.
Calcium
400.00 mg.
Potassium
95.56 mg.
Sodium
11.59 mg.
Iron
20.00 mg.
B2 Vitamin
0.23 mg. Brown Rice
Drink is available at general grocery stores
nation-wide from March 2002. |
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To
contact us: Mr. Pradit Klamuangklang |
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Phone: 0-2949-6325-6 |
