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One medium baked potato of a little more than 6 gm. In weight, without salt, is rich in proteins. It contains about 49 percent, i.e. about 3000 mg of proteins. It also contains about 38% of fiber that helps in digestion. Besides these nourishing substances, it consists of 10% potassium (k). 1% of its contents includes other minerals such as Mg, Ca, Na, Fe, Se, Zn and a few others. Only 1% of the potato contains vitamins and a substance called folate. Thus the potato is high on proteins but very low on vitamins.

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