X-Rays, Magnetic Imaging, Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine Imaging and Other Radiology. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound, nuclear medicine/positron emission tomography (PET), X-rays and other imaging technique allow physicians to see inside the body in new ways.
The health benefits of Duck. (Even the fat) Most people love duck for its UN mistakable delectable taste however they donât realise the nutritional benefits are also excellent. Duck is very high in protein and minerals such as selenium, phosphorous, zinc, iron copper and sodium. Vitamins, riboflavin, niacin, thiamine, pantothenic acid, vitamin b6 and b12 are in abundance. The meat itself with fat removed is lower in fat than chicken meat. It has a high content of fats directly under the skin and is healthy in moderation as it contains good fats as well as saturated fat. Over half the total fat content is monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats.
Due to widespread belief that white meat is healthier as of 2014, pork producers have attempted to have the public think of pork as white meat; however, the USDA continues to officially recognize it as red meat. Chicken and other poultry include both white and dark meat based on the location of the meat in the animal's body. Dark meat is in the legs, which use a different type of muscles than elsewhere in the body. White meat is typically found in poultry breasts. Geese and ducks have only dark meat. Dark chicken meat has more than twice the saturated fat of white meat. As of 2014, some health authorities advise that the higher fat content in dark meats can have health benefits.