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Quail Meat Helps Ensure Nutrition for Pregnant Mothers

Quail meat, popular in many countries, is a rich, easily digested source of protein, vitamins and minerals.

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Quail meat is popular in many countries around the world because of its disease-fighting qualities. Research shows that besides beta carotene and B-complex vitamins, it contains iron and calcium.

Quail meat is healthy and very beneficial. It is packed with nutrients, easily digested and offers protection against various diseases.

Nutritional value


  • Rich in protein: quail meat is a source of high-quality protein, which helps build the body's muscles.
  • Low in fat and calories: the meat contains little fat and few calories, making it safe for people with diabetes and heart disease.
  • Vitamins and minerals: quail meat contains plenty of vitamin B6, B12, zinc, selenium and iron.
  • Cholesterol control: it helps keep cholesterol in check.

Health benefits


  • Improves the immune system: the vitamins and minerals in the meat boost the body's resistance to disease.
  • Strengthens bones: the calcium and phosphorus it contains help make bones stronger.
  • Helps prevent heart disease: its low fat content reduces the risk of heart disease.
  • Boosts energy: rich in protein and vitamins, it supplies energy and relieves fatigue.
  • Good for the skin: the nutrients in quail meat help keep skin healthy.

Quail rearing is not only a profitable venture; its eggs and meat are also very good for human nutrition and health, and it can play a positive role in Bangladesh's farm economy.

Source: Channel 24. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

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