Room: Board: Total: Tuition: Room: Board: Tuition Only (In-state) Illinois: 13,783: 6,463: 3,523: 3,796: 30,755: 21,691: 4,971: 4,092: 2,077: Indiana: 13,318: 5,775: 3,412: 4,131: 29,676: 22,202: 3,846: 3,628: 3,045: Iowa: 11,481: 5,175: 3,321: 2,986: 26,740: 20,251: 2,991: 3,498: 3,198: Kansas: 9,738: 3,967: 2,757: 3,015: 21,927: 15,765: 2,707: 3,453: 2,050: Kentucky: 9,613: 4,256: 2,827: 2,530: 18,850: 12,733: 2,913: 3,202: 2,326: Louisiana: 8,652: 3,601: 2,561
Oral Health: The organic compounds in carrots all by themselves are good for mineral antioxidants, but carrots also stimulate the gums and induce excess saliva. Saliva is an alkaline substance and combats the bacteria and foreign bodies that can often result in cavities, halitosis, and other oral health risks.
Besides being versatile and inexpensive, carrots are healthy -- theyâre a low-calorie source of beta carotene, dietary fiber, and several vitamins and minerals. Although a carrot-rich diet has its benefits, eating copious amounts of the bright orange vegetable can cause some unwelcome side effects.