Assertion: brazil nut | /r/HasProperty | high
Facets:
value: in calories
type: OTHER
value: in fat
type: OTHER
value: in protein
type: OTHER
value: in magnesium
type: OTHER
value: in vitamins
type: OTHER
value: in copper
type: OTHER
value: in selenium
type: TEMPORAL
value: in this mineral
type: LOCATION
value: in calcium
type: OTHER
value: in iron
type: OTHER
value: in zinc
type: OTHER
value: in niacin
type: LOCATION
value: like most nuts
type: OTHER
value: in selenium content
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin e
type: OTHER
value: in a couple of others
type: OTHER
value: in fiber
type: OTHER
value: in thiamin
type: LOCATION
value: in dietary fibre
type: OTHER
value: in antioxidants
type: OTHER
value: in minerals
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Brazil nuts are high in calories, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
text: Brazil nuts are commonly eaten raw or blanched and are high in protein, dietary fibre, thiamin, selenium, copper, and magnesium.
text: Brazil nuts are high in calories, and eating too many can cause selenium toxicity.
text: According to the Harvard update cited above, Brazil nuts are the best nuts for men because they are high in selenium, which may protect against prostate cancer.
text: Brazil nuts are high in calories and fat, and have a rich, creamy flavour and are particularly valued for their extraordinary selenium content.
text: Brazil nuts are high in minerals including zinc and magnesium, and contain useful amounts of phosphorous, copper and iron.
text: Brazil nuts are high in selenium content relative to other human foods.
text: Like most nuts, Brazil nuts are high in calories and fat.
text: A study of the health benefits from consuming nuts has revealed that Brazil nuts are high in clean protein, polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA), and folate.
text: They are also high in protein, fiber, vitamin E, several B-complex vitamins, magnesium, iron, copper, niacin, calcium and zinc.
text: Brazil nuts are high in this mineral and a couple of others that are pretty important: phosphorus and magnesium.
text: Yes, Brazil nuts are not toxic to dogs, but are high in fat and not easily digested.
text: Brazil nuts are high in calories, and eating too many can cause selenium toxicity.
text: However, Brazil nuts consist the highest content of dangerous saturated fats, so be careful not to overdue, as Brazil nuts are also high in calories.
text: They are high in saturated fats and a single serving can give you as much as 21% of the RDA, that is, 200 calories to your day.