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đŸ“–â„šī¸âœī¸ ECCLESIASTES 8:15
New King James Version
So I commended enjoyment, because a man has nothing better under the sun than to eat, drink, and be merry; for this will remain with him in his labor all the days of his life which God gives him under the sun. â„šī¸â„šī¸â„šī¸â„šī¸đŸ’¯đŸ˜ƒđŸ˜ƒđŸ˜ƒđŸ¤” 😃 9ī¸âƒŖ VITAMIN B FOODS 🍱 THAT BOOST ENERGY đŸ’ĒđŸŊđŸƒđŸžâ€â™€ī¸ 1. SALMON đŸŖ 2. LEAFY GREENS đŸĨŦ Spinach, raw: 12% of the DV in 1 cup (25 g)
Spinach đŸĨŦ cooked: 39% of the DV in a 1/2 cup (90 g)
Collard greens đŸĨŦ cooked: 17% of the DV in 1/2 cup (65 g)
Turnip greens đŸĨŦ cooked: 21% of the DV in 1/2 cup (73 g)
Romaine lettuce, raw: 3% of the DV in 1 cup (35 g) đŸĨŦ 3. LIVER and other organ meats 4. EGGS đŸŗ 5. MILK đŸĨ› 6. BEEF đŸĨŠ 7. FORTIFIED CEREAL đŸĨŖ
Breakfast cereals often contain added vitamins, including B vitamins. Check for them in the ingredients list 8. SUNFLOWER đŸŒģ SEEDS 9. CHICKEN 🍗 & TURKEY đŸĻƒ
Chicken and turkey are most notable for their niacin and pyridoxine content. White meat — such as the breast — supplies more of these two vitamins than dark meat — such as the thigh — as shown in the link below âŦ‡ī¸ https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/vitamin-b-foods