Today's my new vocabulary part 6.

Hi, if there are any grammar mistakes and / or weird word choices, please correct them. Thanks.

1) I used to have nutritionally balanced  meals of well balanced nutrition.

2) I really encourage you to experience cress (what is the meaning of cress?) cultures as young as possible.

3) This description is grammatically correct, but it sounds really awkward.

4) The smoke from the/a boiler couldn't escape from a the chimney as usual.

5) I have accumulated a lot of useful vocabulary.

6) This creature is incredibly disgusting.

7) I was able to catch up with an English dubbed. dub / dubbed movie

Today's my New Vocabulary: Part 6. (More grammatical: My New Vocabulary for Today: Part 6)

Hi, if there are any grammar mistakes and / or weird word choices, please correct them. Thanks.

1) I used to have meals of well balanced nutrition. ->More natural: I used to have nutritionally well-balanced meals.

2) I really encourage you to experience cress (cross?} cultures as young as possible. -> More natural: I really encourage you to have cross-cultural experiences as young/early* as possible. {*I would tend to say "early"}

3) This description is grammatically correct, but it sounds really awkward. - No correction needed.

4) The smoke from the boiler couldn't escape from a the chimney as usual.

5) I have accumulated a lot of useful vocabulary. - No correction needed.

6) This creature is incredibly disgusting. - No correction needed.

7) I was able to catch up with an English dubbed movie. / with an English dub/dubbing.  - "An English dubbed" functions as an adjective, so it needs a noun. The noun equivalent would be an English dub or an English dubbing.