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User: Why is it better to get calories from nutrient-dense foods rather than from foods that lack nutrition?

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Foods that are nutrient-dense give your body more than just calories; nutrient-dense foods provide the body with essential vitamins and minerals, whereas foods that aren’t nutrient-dense give the body only calories. [ -is the reason. ]

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The one that's more nutrient-dense is: Celery sticks or fresh fruit salad.

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