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Nutritional Profile of Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

We got 19 nutritional values in our nutrition profile for Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native).

Nutrient content compared to all foods

When comparing its nutrient content to all foods in our tool we find that it ranks high (Top 250) for one nutrient:

• Protein (Protein)

Also, when compared to all foods, it ranks decently (Top 500) for three additional nutrients:

• Riboflavin (Water-soluble Vitamins)
• Vitamin A, IU (Fat-soluble Vitamins)
• Iron, Fe (Minerals)

Nutrient content compared to foods in the same category

A comparison between its nutrient content to foods in the same category (American Indian/Alaska Native Foods) shows that it ranks notably well (Top 25) for two nutrients.

These are

• Riboflavin (Water-soluble Vitamins)
• Vitamin A, IU (Fat-soluble Vitamins)

Additionally, a comparison to foods in the same category shows that it ranks well (Top 50) for six additional nutrients.

With the highest ranking of them being

• Protein (Protein)
• Iron, Fe (Minerals)
• Vitamin C (Water-soluble Vitamins)
• Fatty Acids, total monounsaturated (Fatty Acids)

You can find these and more nutrient rankings below.

Nutrient Content Of Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

The nutrient content of food is mainly divided into macro- and micronutrients.

Below you'll first find a macronutrient profile that will give you a sense of how the measured macronutrients compare to each other.

Secondly you'll find a lipid (fat) profile that shows you the content of saturated, mono-, and polyunsaturated fatty acids.

After that you'll find our detailed nutrient profile with all measured nutrients.

Macronutrient profile of Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

Macronutrients are mainly divided into carbohydrates (carbs), lipids (fats), and protein.

In our macronutrient profile we also include water as we think that it gives a more complete picture of how nutrient dense the food is.

After the overview this macronutrient profile provided let's dive deeper and take a look at the lipid (fat) profile!

Lipid (fat) profile of Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

Lipids (fats) are a major part of the macronutrients in your food.

Lipids (fats), are divided into saturated and unsaturated fats. The unsaturated fats are then in turn divided into mono-, and polyunsaturated fats.

Here's a lipid (fat) profile to give you a sense of how the content of each type of fat compare to each other.

And now, let's look at the detailed nutrient profile!

Detailed nutrient profile of Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

Below we list all the nutrients that we have a measurement for. This is where you can find out what micronutrients there are in your food.

All nutrients are grouped together according to their type. Click on a nutrient type to show the individual nutrients. You can find other foods that contain the same nutrient by clicking on it.

If you can't find a specific nutrient, we recommend you go to our complete list of nutrients or try searching for it.

Nutrient Profile: Raw Polar Bear (Meat, Alaska Native)

In food category: American Indian/Alaska Native Foods

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