Typically if "food" says it's a good source of a vitamin, it probably isn't a good source of anything.
For example, Frosted Flakes has 27 grams of sugar/carbs per serving... same as a Coke! A bowl of sugary cereal is no different than drinking pop for breakfast.
For example, Frosted Flakes has 27 grams of sugar/carbs per serving... same as a Coke! A bowl of sugary cereal is no different than drinking pop for breakfast.
Add a glass of sugar-filled orange juice and we wonder why so many Americans have health problems.
In conclusion, sugary breakfast cereal is not a good source of Vitamin D.
Learn the truth behind other health myths here:
Learn the truth behind other health myths here:
- Shape ups do not help you shape up
- You should eat more to weigh less
- Butter is better than "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter"
- Milk can hurt your heath, not help
- Corn Sugar is NOT a better alternative
- Vegetable Oil is very unhealthy
- Lean Cuisine is neither lean or filling
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