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Nutrition
By Mary Whiting,
Nursery World,
14 December 2006
Chicken Nutritional value
Chicken Nutritional value As with other poultry, chicken provides excellent protein, as well as selenium which is essential for the immune system and has cancer-preventative qualities. Chicken is also a source of potassium, zinc, copper, and, in the dark (leg) meat, iron. The dark meat is also a good source of B vitamins, notably niacin (B3) and B6. Apart from the skin, chicken is low in fat, especially the dark meat - although, nowadays, birds are often reared to be fattier so they look a better colour under supermarket lights! It is best to avoid very cheap...
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