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mars1129 [50]
3 years ago
8

Refining a food usually (increase or decreas) its nutritional value.

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2 answers:
lys-0071 [83]3 years ago
8 0
It should be  decreas i think not complely sure.
Anna [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Refining a food usually DECREASES its nutritional value. In the processing and refining of foods, vitamins and minerals are often removed or destroyed, leaving behind a food rich in calories but low in vitamins and minerals.

Hope this helps!

Have a great day :))))

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In a sense, astrology does work. As practiced today, it can work quite well. After all, most of those who visit an astrologer end up feeling satisfied and feeling that they have benefited. What this really means is not that astrology has accurately predicted the person's future, but rather it means that visiting an astrologer or having a horoscope cast can be a fulfilling and personally satisfying experience.

Think about what happens during a visit with an astrologer: someone holds your hand (even if only figuratively), looks you in the eye, and explains how you, as an individual, are actually connected to our entire cosmos. You are told how mysterious forces in the universe around us, far greater than ourselves, work to shape our intimate destinies. You are told relatively flattering things about your character and life, and in the end, you are naturally pleased that someone cares about you. In the hectic and generally disconnected modern society, you feel connected — both to another human being and to the world around you.

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"The core of an astrologer's popularity stems from the fact that he can offer something that no astronomer or any other scientists can give — reassurance. In an uncertain time, when religion, morals, and ethics are shattered so regularly that one hardly notices that they are gone, the astrologer holds out a vision of a world ruled by forces that operate with clockwork regularity.

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