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The Chinese began to it laver more than 1,000 years ago. 在中国吃紫菜已经有一千多年的历史 It is usually used to make soup. 最常见的吃法是用来做汤 The secret of its flavor-enhancing effect lies in its rich amino acids includ
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Olive oil is 100% fat; there's nothing else in it. 橄榄油含有100%的脂肪，除此之外没有别的。 Pancake mix, on the other hand, is only about 11% fat. 相反，煎饼只有约11%的脂肪。 And, yet, olive oil is good for you, and panc
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There are actually twenty-two naturally occurring amino acids known on Earth, 实际上，地救上有22种天然存在的氨基酸， and more may await discovery, but only twenty of them are necessary to produce us and most other living things. 更多
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Proteins are what you get when you string amino acids together, and we need a lot of them. 你把氨基酸串在一起，就得到了蛋白质。我们需要大量的蛋白质。 No one really knows, but there may be as many as a million types of pro
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Eating a small steak every day could be as good for you as stopping smoking, scientists say. 科学家说，每天吃一小块牛排可以像戒烟一样对你有好处。 People who eat lots of protein-rich food were found to have lower blood pressu
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