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blüten werden von hand, cbd gehalt, thc gehalt, cbd hanf, indoor werk, hohen cbd gehalt, cbd shop, cbd pflanzen, hohem cbd, cbd produkte, cannabis sativa, werk in der schweiz angebaut, thc gehalt cbd, mk ultra, cbd öl, cbd bluten, hand gepflückt und handgeschnitten, schweiz cbd, cbd reiche, günstig kaufen, vor allem viel ballaststoffreicher ist. The calories of rye flour and rye flour type 1150 As a rule, cereals are high in calories: 100 g wholemeal rye flour: 294 kcal 100 g rye flour type 1150: 318 kcal Other grains have a slightly higher calorie content. It is 342 kcal for wholemeal spelled flour and 309 kcal for whole wheat flour. How the biological value of the protein in rye can be optimized Grains such as rye do not contain an excessive amount of protein - the average content is 10 percent - but due to their relatively high consumption, grain products cover a large part of the daily protein requirement. On average, 15 percent of the daily protein intake is absorbed from bread. The biological value (quality) of the protein is nutritionally 80 for rye flour, 60 for oats and 56 for wheat flour. Rye does better than other grains. But the content of the essential amino acids lysine and threonine is also low in rye. If you combine rye with foods that contain a lot of lysine ( e.g. legumes) or threonine (e.g. cashew nuts and peanuts), you can greatly improve the biological value. Compared to other grains, rye is not a good source of methionine. While 100 g of rye contain 140 mg of methionine, the same amount of millet contains 250 mg. Soy beans (580 mg) and Brazil nuts (1,119 mg) are among the best plant resources. B. a slice of rye bread topped with grilled tofu slices or a tofu slice is a very good combination for optimizing the methionine supply. However, it is now known that the biological value of proteins in individual foods has long been overrated. Because it is not the protein quality of an individual food or an individual meal that counts, but the protein quality of the overall diet . So if you eat variedly, there is no reason to pay meticulous attention to the biological value of meals when composing your diet. Details on this, especially in connection with a plant- based diet, can be found in the previous link. The vitamins in wholemeal rye flour and in rye flour type 1150 Rye also has a lot to offer in terms of vitamins - especially if you opt for the whole grain varieties. As our vitamin table reveals, among other things, wholemeal rye flour is a much better source of vitamin B and contains more than twice as much vitamin E than extract flour ( 21,22). Here, too, we choose rye flour type 1150 for comparison, because it is used most often: Vitamins per 100 g of flour Daily requirement Whole grain rye flour Percentage of daily requirement Rye flour type 1150 Percentage of daily requirement Vitamin A (retinol equivalent) 900 µg 2.0 µg 0% 0 µg 0% Beta carotene 2,000 µg 12 µg 1 % 0 µg 0% Vitamin B1 (thiamine) 1,100 µg 350.0 µg 32% 220 µg 20% Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 1,200 µg 170 µg 14% 100 µg 8th % Vitamin B3 ( niacin) 15, 000 µg 1,810 µg 12% 1,150 µg 8th % Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) 6, 000 µg 1,500 µg 25% 1,000 µg 17% Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) 1,400 µg 290 µg 21% 350.0 µg 25% Vitamin B7 (biotin) 45 µg 5 µg 11% 3 µg 7% Vitamin B9 (total folic acid) 400 µg 56 µg 14% 70 µg 17.5% Vitamin E (tocopherol equivalent 14,000 µg 1, 959 µg 14% 870 µg 6% Vitamin K (Phyllochinon) 70 µg 30 µg 42,8 % 50 µg 71,4 % Die Mineralstoffe im Roggenvollkornmehl und im Roggenmehl Type 1150 In Hinblick auf die Mineralstoffe sind die Unterschiede noch viel gravierender. Im Roggenvollkornmehl steckt z. B. etwa fast das Doppelte an Kalium und Eisen als