Some types of nutritional yeast give you other nutritional benefits, too.
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In the burgers the researchers looked at, there were gaps between reported nutritional information and actual nutritional content.
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However, Puerto Rico is not included in SNAP, and receives its nutritional assistance through a block grant called Nutritional Assistance Program (NAP).
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"If we're calling it 'nutritional' and we have no idea of the nutritional value, then how can that label be used?" he said.
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To learn more about feeding your pet the right food for their nutritional needs, the VCA Animal Hospital has nutritional guidelines for cats and dogs.
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In other words, bread-related nutritional recommendations could potentially be made based on your subjective microbiome, not necessarily on the objective nutritional values of breads.
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At WellPath, a customized nutritional supplement service, vitamins are made to suit individual goals based on a 30-question survey focused on nutritional and dietary habits.
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Now, researchers have used a new nutritional labeling system to tie a diet low in nutritional quality with increased risks of a number of types of cancers.
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But those with a CN degree are also qualified to assess your nutritional needs, help you plan your meals for the activities you're doing, and give nutritional counseling.
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Type the name of the burger into Sage or flip through a list, and you'll find its basic nutritional profile and calorie content, with highlights of its nutritional strengths.
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Over the past two years, a number of key nutritional policies -- including the updated nutritional facts panel, voluntary industry sodium targets, and school lunch standards -- have been delayed or weakened.
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Chopan and University of Vermont Professor of Medicine Benjamin Littenberg reviewed data from the National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey, which assesses health and nutritional status using interviews and physical exams.
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In terms of nutritional hierarchy, fresh-from-the-farm ripe veggies would be superior to frozen in terms of nutritional value -- but only if they are eaten within a day or so.
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The panel also recommends enhanced nutritional support for underweight patients undergoing major surgical operations and the administration of "multiple nutrient-enhanced nutritional formulas" to help prevent surgical site infections among these patients.
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Its infant nutritional business, which supplies a wide range of infant nutritional and children's milk products, has a presence in Australasia, Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa and a growing presence in China.
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All dogs have the same basic nutritional needs, so it is possible to evaluate the quality of one product compared to another in terms of how well each one meets those nutritional needs.
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I make myself a salad with nutritional yeast on top.
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Of course, blessing food does nothing to its nutritional value.
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Many observational studies — and other nutritional research — rely on surveys.
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Seeds are bioengineered and "printed" to optimize for nutritional value.
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There's a social dimension that goes beyond the nutritional dimension.
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I was offered popcorn smothered in butter and nutritional yeast.
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However, one study does not undo decades of nutritional science.
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I make avocado toast with Sriracha and nutritional yeast — a.k.a.
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Potatoes have too much starch and too few nutritional benefits.
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The pasteurised milk also retains most of its nutritional value.
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Johnson will become executive chairman of the nutritional products maker.
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And that might have social as well as nutritional consequences.
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"Protein is the nutritional stimulus for building muscle," Campbell says.
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Tooth problems also hinder chewing and eating, affecting nutritional status.
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He says he was refused hospitalisation, therapy, and nutritional guidance.
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And when I finally looked up the nutritional value: Yikes.
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How do you make nutritional health interesting without scaring people?
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At this point, I'm deep into my nutritional science studies.
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When dieters cut out gluten, they sometimes risk nutritional problems.
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I top it with salsa, hot sauce, and nutritional yeast.
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Your dog is unique, and so are their nutritional needs.
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Or, for the same nutritional value, just eat the dollar.
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The nutritional products company's revenue essentially in line with forecasts.
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Pros: The airline was very cooperative in providing nutritional information.
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Breakingviews Nutritional supplements are having a healthy effect on Carlyle.
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Extreme heat also affects the nutritional value of many crops.
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On top of all that, Vermont animal nutritional supplement maker VetriScience donated $10,000 to cover all of Lucky's surgery expenses, and promised to provide Lucky with the nutritional supplements he needs at no cost.
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It actually has three times the nutritional value of, say, lettuce.
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Because no amount of nutritional information can argue with moral righteousness.
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The question is, are golden berries really a nutritional golden child?
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Otherwise, it can lead to nutritional deficiencies and low energy levels.
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Yet according to nutritional guidelines, none of the drinks were healthy.
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He also sells a $212 TB216 nutritional manual with 212 recipes.
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Here's the nutritional breakdown according to McDonald's website: 2 Big Macs
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Other partnerships cover cosmetics, nutritional ingredients, beverage, agriculture and specialty enzymes.
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It'll barely impact the taste, and you'll get those nutritional benefits!
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It is currently testing accepting SNAP nutritional benefits in New York.
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According to the nutritional information, each tub will serve 81 people.
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"There's no nutritional benefit to drinking sugar-sweetened beverages," Isoldi said.
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That said, the nutritional value of nuts is hardly a secret.
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The whey makes the yogurt creamier and is apparently nutritional somehow.
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But buzzy names didn't absolve the foods of their nutritional sins.
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Just what was the nutritional value of this ultra-fine dining?
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Checking the nutritional info on food labels has become the norm.
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But plant-derived milk products have different nutritional profiles and tastes.
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A lot of work remains for advocates of nutritional labeling laws.
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People are great, but they have a very poor nutritional profile.
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And here is the TWEETORIAL on this paper/ nutritional epi pic.twitter.
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It can be a choking hazard, and there's zero nutritional benefit.
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Avoid foods with no nutritional value, such as sodas and sweets.
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Celeries have significant nutritional costs, while beef carries significant environmental costs.
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The grub is unhealthy, but you can ask for nutritional information.
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Uber could help address patients' unmet nutritional needs through food delivery.
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But diets have often narrowed at the expense of nutritional richness.
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I also teach health-related seminars and do nutritional consulting online.
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What is the actual nutritional benefit of human flesh and blood?
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Summer Innanen is a body image coach and certified nutritional practitioner.
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Conclusion: Humans are not really worth eating for nutritional reasons alone.
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How can parents get picky eaters to choose more nutritional options?
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But in turn, they have high nutritional value and high efficiency.
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After all, nothing in this salad really had any nutritional value.
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"Anything affecting the nutritional quality of rice will have serious effects."
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L.S.U. players also regularly have their sweat analyzed for nutritional deficiencies.
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Focus on fiber Aside from protein, fiber is another nutritional winner.
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There is also debate over the nutritional merits of cow's milk.
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"The [CSFP] box is not the most nutritional thing," he says.
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Once a doctor offered nutritional counseling, he shed the last 40 pounds.
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Nutritional expert Naomi Whittel explains how it works and the potential benefits.
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Here are three ways to get more (nutritional) bang for your buck.
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Nutritional science is notoriously messy, so the conflicting evidence isn't anything new.
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Color can also be a good indicator of a green's nutritional value.
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"Don't rely on a cleanse to meet your nutritional needs," says Lieberman.
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After all, nutritional research suggests that nothing good happens late at night.
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In 1999, the song began highlighting the nutritional benefits of bananas instead.
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Better alignment of agricultural and nutritional policies may potentially improve population health.
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There are other nutritional benefits to choosing thighs over breasts, as well.
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Also it's not just nutritional problems parents need to be concerned with.
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Your financial behavior struggles aren't that different than my nutritional behavior battle.
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Of course, many of those restaurants don't provide any nutritional information publicly.
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They are considered "superfoods" because of their flavor and superior nutritional value.
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The app also can import recipes and figure out their nutritional information.
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This year's experiment will therefore all about food safety and nutritional value.
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Less myoglobin means less iron, poorer nutritional content and a weaker flavor.
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"We need a nutritional label," Peiter Zatko told Reuters in an interview.
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I add spinach, capers, and olives and sprinkle it with nutritional yeast.
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And it could even help improve the drink's flavor and nutritional value.
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Wafford most recently was CFO of nutritional supplement seller Vitamin Shoppe Inc.
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Plus, some produce has more nutritional value after it's been properly prepared.
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Rather, we mostly focused on features like the taste and nutritional value.
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Minimally processed foods retain most of their inherent nutritional and physical properties.
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In total, 94 recipes provided detailed-enough information for a nutritional tally.
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The neurological distinction is thus between nutritional impulses and "hedonic" impulses, e.g.
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A cooking snack, frozen grapes have the same nutritional benefits as fresh.
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The rest is just looking for nutritional silver bullets and convenient villains.
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Let's talk about your nutritional intake before you went on a diet.
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I found a guy who helped me set up a nutritional plan.
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Ask Well Q. What is the health and nutritional value of mushrooms?
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We list the nutritional information and calorie count on each cup's label.
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In the meantime, Puerto Ricans saw some nutritional assistance expire in March.
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Gonna have to put on extra spinach to add some nutritional value.
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Puerto Ricans saw their first increase in nutritional assistance expire in March.
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The nutritional products firm beat estimates on earnings in its late quarter.
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High carbon dioxide levels have been shown to reduce rice's nutritional content.
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We need all three types of carbohydrates for a balanced, nutritional diet.
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Cons: The airline's snacks did not offer much variety or nutritional value.
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Ever wondered what the Food and Drug Administration spends on nutritional activities?
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It's important to recognize that the program's benefits are not merely nutritional.
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There's the potential for drought resistance, nutritional improvements, and removal of allergens.
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The new five-tier nutritional coding Nutri-Score system, which calculates food quality using the same method as the British standard, is unique; unlike the British system, Nutri-Score uses both colors (from dark green to dark orange) and grades (from A for the "highest nutritional quality" to E for the "lowest nutritional quality") so consumers can understand the quality of a food at a glance.
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Note that the nutritional information we provide is based on Chipotle's online calculator.
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The term "whole grain" doesn't always refer to food of equal nutritional value.
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Sodium is an important nutritional element to some moths, and other strange rituals.
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This sort of nutritional puzzle solving was common in the pre-industrial era.
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But believe it or not, you can get similar nutritional benefits from chickpeas.
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Yes, an entire day to appreciate tasty treats, regardless of their nutritional value.
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Inkinen learned a lot about a nutritional regimen known as the ketogenic diet.
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The Cadbury Creme egg doesn't give a fuck about your puritanical nutritional guidelines.
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The nutritional powerhouse inside that delicate eggshell can help to bridge the gap.
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We all have different nutritional needs, so it's tough to say for sure.
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Adults, however, break down those nutritional aspects differently than babies, CBS News reported.
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For Barnes, matching the nutritional profile of real shrimp is a top priority.
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I don't think this muffin has any nutritional value but it's so tasty.
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Generally, superfoods go above and beyond the nutritional impact of other healthy foods.
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Dana James: I'm a nutritional therapist, cognitive behavioral therapist, and functional medicine practitioner.
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They preferred to buy food they liked rather than what made nutritional sense.
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But what you put on your pizza can significantly impact its nutritional value.
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Comparing the Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger reveals extremely similar nutritional info.
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The company originally claimed that Soylent provided all nutritional requirements for a human.
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Have you ever looked at a nutritional chart for the food at Sbarro?
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Yes, they do, but they should be held to ethical and nutritional standards.
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Try a superfood(ish) brew So beer isn't known for its nutritional value.
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As in, it may be hampering their ability to grasp basic nutritional concepts.
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Venrock partner Bryan Roberts gave nutritional ketosis a shot after investing in Virta.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nutritional supplements are having a healthy effect on Carlyle.
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Are you suddenly wondering about the conspiracies afoot in America's nutritional policy circles?
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See, the high calories in fast food are accompanied by low nutritional density.
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One customer might want natural and organic, others aren't drawn to nutritional claims.
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Public health advocates say greater nutritional disclosures help people make healthier food choices.
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The science is clear — sodas have empty calories that have no nutritional benefit.
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I'd been imagining something like Plumpy'Nut, the nutritional paste given to starving children.
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This CDC survey monitors the health and nutritional status of the nation's population.
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What exactly is in the flesh of a potato, from a nutritional perspective?
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The problem is that there is a nutritional tradeoff of sorts with milk.
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You probably eat and enjoy fruits and vegetables for their many nutritional benefits.
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Nutritional questions have always been cultural questions for the indigenous peoples of Canada.
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We must ensure the next guidelines reflect the best thinking in nutritional science.
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What is the portion size and nutritional value of one of these chocolates?
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Before Cole's paper, most cases were assumed to be simply for nutritional value.
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Its goal is to be a one-stop shop for corporate nutritional wellness.
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And a nutritional facility that provides healthy food options for all student-athletes.
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"Nutritional optic neuropathy" is rare in developed countries and reversible if caught early.
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There are hundreds of species of aquarium fish, each with unique nutritional needs.
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England's national team declined to discuss its nutritional tactics at the World Cup.
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Several boxes of a liquid nutritional supplement sit on my patient's tray table.
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The most common long-term issue bariatric surgery patients face is nutritional deficiencies.
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Stick to fresh cranberries, not the dried kind, for the best nutritional benefits.
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The wrong color can indicate nutritional deficiencies in the crops, or irrigation leaks.
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Ok, not like a gross hamburger-shake, but the nutritional equivalent of one.
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He concludes that humans are not really worth eating purely for nutritional reasons.
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Often that translates to more processed, high-calorie foods with little nutritional value.
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We'll even make our food healthier, boosting its nutritional value and eliminating allergens.
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She also checked for injuries and gave it some food and nutritional supplements.
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A healthy nutrient-rich snack can fill in nutritional gaps and boost energy.
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Not everyone whose diet isn't up to nutritional standards is living with ARFID.
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They're less concerned about sugar than women, but still interested in nutritional benefits.
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The absence of medical and nutritional support only worsens a family's well-being.
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Afterward, the handful of former players discussed their progress and drank nutritional shakes.
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Causes of death include treatable infectious diseases, nutritional causes, drowning, burns and injuries.
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Nutritional deficiencies are common; conditions like anemia and scurvy leave characteristic bone porosities.
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More than double the recommendation One finding: Americans appear to be eating 2.5 times the amount of sulfur amino acid than the estimated nutritional requirement, said co-author Xiang Gao, director of the nutritional epidemiology lab at Penn State University.
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The process through which traditional dog food is made often strips away the original nutritional integrity, and most brands design their foods to provide for only the most basic nutritional needs of dogs in certain life stages and different breed sizes.
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For NutriRECS, it's simply calling attention to the low-quality evidence of nutritional studies.
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But they only extract about 20 percent of the nutritional value of the catch.
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A trainer sitting behind Berger agreed, saying it was best to avoid nutritional advice.
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The bill sends $900 million to Puerto Rico for nutritional assistance and block grants.
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Crowley wants Soylent to be a low-cost highly nutritional option for every consumer.
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Trendy protein powders and things like collagen can be extremely nutritional, but also expensive.
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I really don't like to advocate nutritional programs that aren't sustainable for your life.
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In both cases, they found little impact on the nutritional value of grocery purchases.
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Made primarily of beets, this tart soup is a nutritional powerhouse in liquid form.
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But the key is looking at the ingredients and nutritional information before you purchase.
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The idea is to give people an easier way to achieve their nutritional goals.
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It can be especially devastating in developing nations, where nutritional needs are often unmet.
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The nutritional products maker also raised its full-year earnings guidance above current consensus.
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The nutritional products maker also raised its full year earnings guidance above current consensus.
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However, the glycemic index doesn't tell the whole story about a food's nutritional value.
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I rode into this fast on zero nutritional value and I was feeling it.
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Nutritional supplements are another popular target for fakes, as it's a largely unregulated industry.
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They are often fortified with vitamins and minerals, which can help fill nutritional gaps.
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I'll give Sydney that iceberg is not loaded with flavor, or even nutritional value.
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Underlying sales growth was 12 percent at its largest division, which makes nutritional products.
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Consistent, healthy meals don't only address the nutritional needs of students, they fuel learning.
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Subsidizing coal for its reliability attributes is like subsidizing bacon for its nutritional content.
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New food products making claims about health and nutritional attributes are on the rise.
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"Currently… we're focusing on the nutritional aspect of people's journey into fitness," says Osayande.
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By drinking moderately, you can reap the nutritional benefits offered by wine and beer.
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Water buffalo, wallabies and small crocodiles are hunted for their flavor and nutritional value.
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Is it bad that there's more nutritional yeast in the puffs than Brussels remains?
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The best route to nutritional health is the same for everyone — just be conscientious.
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They account for all types of nutritional plans, including keto, vegan, and allergen-free.
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There's not many foods that actually replicate it in terms of a nutritional profile.
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Storing up food in my apartment goes against every nutritional instinct I've ever had.
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The teen was given nutritional supplements to prevent his vision from getting any worse.
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Mainstream nutritional science, meanwhile, is fine with tomatoes and does not support alkaline diets.
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Whichever a consumer chooses, he sees it as a personal lifestyle and nutritional choice.
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It's also increasingly popular in nutritional supplements, which claim to replenish these same tissues.
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This rope comes with two ebooks that focus on jumping techniques and nutritional tips.
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Katz's low opinion of keto is echoed by many nutritional specialists across the country.
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By contrast, animal-milk products do not provide a complete nutritional source for infants.
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But nowhere on the page is there an author, an expert, a nutritional guru.
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The USDA oversees agriculture, rural communities and nutritional programs, including funding for school lunches.
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When you look at it from the nutritional perspective, the numbers become more formidable.
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This was also the year that Gwyneth Paltrow's doctor launched his nutritional supplements brand.
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Taking a brief glance at the nutritional facts, these snacks aren't terrible for you.
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It would be a logistical and nutritional nightmare for anyone at the state [level].
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"If the National Academy of Medicine, comes up with a report that is not what Congress likes, given what is a clear attack on nutritional science and lack of understanding of what nutritional science is, that's where our fear comes in," she said.
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The study, which was conducted by the university's Action on Sugar campaign group (AoS), compared the nutritional data of 67 cake varieties from markets and cafes across the UK., and found that the most egregious nutritional offenders were some of the most unsuspecting.
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Package pricing varies and depends on nutritional needs, but starts at around $85 per month.
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While nutritionists make recommendations for the whole public, each individual is unique in nutritional needs.
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Of course, warding off afternoon hunger pangs with almonds, instead of crisps makes nutritional sense.
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Classics include this bit of nutritional advice from rapper T-Pain: Night of heavy drinking?
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Package pricing varies and depends on nutritional needs, but starts at around $99 per month.
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But two masters degrees in dietetics and nutritional science has helped her understand her body.
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I also add nutritional yeast, red chili flakes, and salt, which is a delicious combo.
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It is concerning that the whole30 diet can potentially lead to nutritional deficiencies, say Dennet.
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His goal is to continue improving both the realism and nutritional value of Beyond's products.
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Mall smoothies came with an amorphous suggestion of nutritional soundness, but were far from elitist.
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But, just as coconut oil isn't a nutritional cure-all, coconut butter isn't magical, either.
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They have focused on ease of use and the nutritional benefits of freezing fresh food.
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I don't want to be consuming bad things — I want it to have nutritional value.
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Food stamps and nutritional aid for Americans in need and healthcare are obviously closely related.
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Beginning next year, consumers will see nutritional information fully rolled out on chain restaurant menus.
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In terms of nutritional content, how does oat milk stack up to other dairy alternatives?
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Maybe they're worried about the nutritional content, or not getting the good bacteria they need.
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It's really easy to jump online to find nutritional plans and workout routines and more.
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Icahn's firm owned a stake worth more than $1.1 billion in the nutritional supplement company.
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WHEN people think of nutritional woes in the developing world, they probably think of famine.
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"Real food can get you there too, often with even more nutritional value," she says.
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Or buy a set of new outfits with his neurosurgery and shady nutritional supplement money?
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Cook time: 40 minutes Nutritional information: 1 egg roll with about 1 1/2 tbsp.
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Last Thursday, Icahn had raised his stake in the nutritional supplement marketer from 20.8 percent.
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Vegetables like cauliflower, potato, or green peas are also commonly added for extra nutritional value.
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So he decided to create his own mushroom nutritional supplement, and Four Sigmatic was born.
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Rice milk offers little nutritional value since it is mainly rice starch mixed with water.
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For people over 55, cereal is attractive because it offers certain nutritional benefits, like fiber.
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Nutritional products like the enriched peanut paste Plumpy'sup and Plumpy'doz rescue children from deadly malnutrition.
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There are mixed messages regarding whether nutritional supplements help improve function after a hip fracture.
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Of course, as Time explains, nutritional yeast can't be your only source for these things.
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But think of nutritional yeast as a seasoning treat — with a little extra protein punch.
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So I think there is a happy medium and a nutritional way to do that.
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A connection between nutritional labeling and improved health is more hope than well-examined theory.
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I also sauté kale with fermented veggies and sprinkle the whole thing with nutritional yeast.
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Active time: 5 minutes Total time: 1 hour, 5 minutes Nutritional information: About 8 oz.
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The nutritional benefit of breast milk is well established, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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Salads keep me satisfied and energized, they're portable, and they pack a big nutritional punch.
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What's more, it can help you avoid nutritional deficiencies and rule out more serious problems.
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Gaine has a PhD in nutritional sciences and biochemistry and a bachelor's degree in dietetics.
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The Obama administration finalized a rule Friday to update Nutritional Fact Labels on food products.
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For years, groups like NAMI have lobbied against federal nutritional guidelines recommending eating less meat.
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That's not a lot of nutritional difference, though the nondairy version comes out on top.
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It also can tailor daily nutritional requirements to a user's specific weight, height and lifestyle.
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Don't get all of your nutritional needs from shakes and supplements, which aren't well regulated.
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I poured all of my heart and ambition into building a business marketing nutritional supplements.
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Increased urination: Your amount of blood increases to support the nutritional needs of the baby.
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A severely restricted diet can cause a condition called nutritional optic neuropathy, leading to blindness.
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According to McDonald's nutritional information, the P.L.T. has 460 calories and 25 grams of fat.
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"Strange cravings for nonorganic, nonfood items can be indicative of a nutritional deficiency," Higgins says.
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It didn't feel as if I were getting much nutritional value out of this salad.
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The two men grew close enough to travel together to a nutritional conference in Indianapolis.
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This particular individual consumed a wide variety of plants having both nutritional and medicinal value.
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She will also offer motivational and nutritional talks and participate in cooking classes with guests.
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"The bacteria literally reprogrammed the body's nutritional needs," the center said in a press release.
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Next, the system has to be able to make nutritional sense of the decoded speech.
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The company is also using online profiles to manage nutritional needs to moderate portion sizes.
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Nuts and seeds are nutritional powerhouses, full of protein as well as fiber and vitamins.
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Nutritional guidelines used to recommend an upper limit of 300 milligrams of cholesterol a day.
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Millions more face nutritional insecurity, eviction and other miseries that stem from earning too little.
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Yet researchers have found that food donations too often fail to meet basic nutritional requirements.
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Vegetables, despite their nutritional value, have long been a sideshow for much of our species.
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What help, if any, can nutritional advisors and personal trainers offer to our inner spirit?
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He and his wife have done well selling nutritional supplements with a company called Isagenix.
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Nutritional information and ingredients labels are now assiduously consulted before any packaged food is purchased.
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This formula also contains nutritional supplements to support healthy skin and coat while minimizing shedding.
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We are also deeply worried about the nutritional impact this policy will have on children.
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It later pressed ahead with a deal to buy U.S nutritional supplement supplier Vitamin World.
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That's partly because nutritional knowledge doesn't tend to change that much, and novelty is powerful.
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I mix them all together and sprinkle salt, garlic powder, and nutritional yeast on top.
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Additionally, airlines were rated on their cooperation level in providing nutritional information for the study.
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Those who take a daily multivitamin/mineral supplement typically cite "nutritional insurance" as their rationale.
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Last month, it announced its $2.3 billion acquisition of nutritional health product company Atrium Innovations.
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"You need a certain amount of nutritional Drano to keep blood vessels clean," said Fried.
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Prioritize protein This is my number one nutritional tip for overall health and weight management.
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Another topic needed to be addressed is the funds distributed through the Nutritional Assistance Program.
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Mandatory spending priorities include social security and Medicare, the Supplementary Nutritional Assistance Program and transportation.
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The Trump administration is delaying Obama-era updates for nutritional facts labels on packaged foods.
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In other words, foods that provide a lot of nutritional bang for their caloric buck.
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They give people big, quick doses of sugar with little accompanying nutritional benefit or satiety.
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The research on this question also suggests fresh and frozen have pretty similar nutritional profiles.
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It's not that there is no nutritional difference between Spindrift and erstwhile seltzer starlet LaCroix, or Bubly, or Adirondack, or Polar, or Canada Dry, or whatever zero-calorie, no-sugar, "natural flavored"-flavored brand you prefer; it's just that there's no nutritional difference that matters.
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Each serving is made from four cups of kale leaves and offers the following nutritional content:Calories: 15Calcium: 8% daily value (DV)Vitamin A: 6% DVVitamin C: 8% DVVitamin K: 120% DVNiacin: 6% DVYou can get the full nutritional facts by visiting the EasyKale website.
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The proposal is set to also include: children's health insurance; Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Plan (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps); Supplemental Nutritional Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as WIC; tax credits for low- to moderate-income families; and housing and transit subsidies.
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Then she circulated her findings to other researchers, to get them interested in these nutritional powerhouses.
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But Larson says dark meat also has some unique nutritional benefits that white meat can't touch.
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If you want that Mickey D's flavor without the crazy nutritional stats, I've got you covered.
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I add some nutritional yeast to my weird coleslaw mixture, and it actually tastes pretty good.
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Here, we've swapped in coconut oil, coconut milk, and nutritional yeast for a dairy-free alternative.
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Nutritional Development Services partners with approximately 450- 500 sites in Philadelphia and the five surrounding counties.
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The big apes live in forests in Indonesia and Malaysia — unpredictable environments with limited nutritional resources.
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The FWC said it's testing for infectious diseases, nutritional deficiencies and potential toxins — including rat pesticide.
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So much writing on the web these days is mush, of low-to-middling nutritional value.
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It contains "12.5% of your daily nutritional requirements" and costs $22.80 a month for 12 bars.
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He proposed spending $195 million on bottled water, filters, infrastructure, nutritional assistance, education and health care.
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"Human breast milk is not delivering the nutritional benefit it touts online," Steele told CBS News.
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Plus, actual scientists dispute a lot of Rhinehart's claims about how nutritional the product even is.
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This can be effective not only from a psychological standpoint, but also from a nutritional one.
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By this time, those injuries and nutritional issues will be well on their way to improving.
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Ackman continues to maintain that the nutritional products company is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
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And government nutritional guidelines assert that eating seafood is important for normal brain growth and development.
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The threshold is lowered periodically to reflect new data from a national health and nutritional survey.
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Studies clearly point to taste, not nutritional information, as the most important attribute of purchase decisions.
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Often, they make claims that the blenders can "break open" greater nutritional benefits in your food.
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But by increasing the concentration of nutrients, growers can increase the nutritional content of their vegetables.
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We really like this level of personalization, considering we all have different nutritional needs and preferences.
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The agency will soon require nutritional labels to quantify how much "added sugar" any food has.
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Altman's lab works with private groups looking to sell CBD from hemp as a nutritional supplement.
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"There are unknowns about the nutritional picture of the milk," Dr. Deutsch told The Washington Post.
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While nutritional experts and bureaucrats are handwringing and quibbling about how to label foods, Mars Inc.
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For the past year the Ministry of Public Health has also been offering monks nutritional advice.
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A second group of children received a kilogram of a milk-based nutritional supplement each week.
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Haven had weekly physical therapy and nutritional therapy for the first four years of her life.
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For it to work, patients need a variety of resources, including dietitians to monitor nutritional intake.
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Moreover, the road is strewn with discarded nutritional ideas that didn't work, or were even harmful.
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At less than 1% of the mixture, it's not enough to have a significant nutritional impact.
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United Nations agencies had been able to deliver some food and nutritional supplies, Dr. Nambula said.
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"He should have been eaten something with more nutritional value!" the farm said in its statement.
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Traditional international aid programs typically offer some combination of clean water, livestock, textbooks, and nutritional supplements.
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As Vallas says, nutritional assistance for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) gets a $200 million cut.
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Snacks with low nutritional value were to be swapped out for fruit cups and granola bars.
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Merck's over-the-counter brands up for sale include Neurobion vitamins and Seven Seas nutritional supplements.
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The organisms are used to make proprietary flavorings and fragrances, nutritional supplements, pharmaceutical and agricultural products.
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Famine looks like aid workers saving lives by handing out Plumpy'nut, packages of fortified nutritional paste.
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And eggs are affordable, making them a cheap nutritional powerhouse for families with limited food budgets.
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I pop it in coconut oil and top it with lemon juice, salt, and nutritional yeast.
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They're devoid of nutritional value, and deliver a mega dose of calories without any accompanying satiety.
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Apart from the nutritional content, what kind of impact do you hope the ramen will have?
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But does better nutritional awareness by parents actually translate into children eating in a healthy way?
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There is always a nutritional supplement, Bible verse or mental process I have not adequately tried.
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Mr. Jones partly finances his operation by selling expensive nutritional supplements and vitamins between Infowars segments.
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The needs of the children include food and nutritional support, basic health care and psychological counseling.
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However, there's nothing special about being in Washington that makes someone more intelligent about nutritional needs.
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They provide little nutritional value and, beyond a few medicinal applications, are entirely unnecessary to survival.
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During these 63 years, some sessions were spent on my physical/nutritional, spiritual and mental wellness.
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The menu is also categorized by nutritional preference, including gluten-free, vegan, paleo, and nut-free.
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We only do under-nutrition"," said Lartey, former president of the International Union of Nutritional Sciences.
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"The breeding problem appears to be of purely nutritional origin," the authors of the study wrote.
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That's where Olivia June, founder of the Vina social networking app, initially discovered the nutritional regimen.
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Sometimes, this can be your best strategy for maximizing the nutritional value of a vegetarian meal.
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It has said it remains committed to its health science unit, which sells medical nutritional products.
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Even citizen children of noncitizen adults receive nearly 20 percent less in nutritional assistance on average.
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He's also given three cryotherapy and infrared sauna sessions a month, along with free nutritional counseling.
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It's actually a blend of a bunch of different spices that all have good nutritional properties.
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Communities that depend highly on seafood might also face risk to nutritional health and food security.
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Which, regardless of your politics, seems like a risky move from a nutritional and dental health perspective.
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The point is to benefit infants and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk.
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Online, the onions were met with some skepticism, with commenters wondering about the Smile Onion's nutritional value.
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Would a transgender woman produce enough milk, with the right nutritional elements, to support a growing child?
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It turns out it was an entrepreneur building an AR app to give nutritional advice on food.
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Sugar-conscious customers are turning to water, seltzer and beverages that offer a nutritional or energy boost.
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It's umami TV, so meaty and pleasurable you want to gobble it down, regardless of nutritional content.
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Beginning in 2012, a federal law went into effect to improve the nutritional quality of school lunches.
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The two billionaires had an unforgettable battle on CNBC in January 2013 over the nutritional supplement company.
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It hadn't determined when it planned to release the results and also has not begun nutritional trials.
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The French-based startup has created a tool that scans your food and determines its nutritional value.
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Nutritional information on foodstuffs was widespread but haphazard; many items carried outlandish claims about their health benefits.
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Previously, scientists had argued that jellies lack nutritional value, but these latest findings are forcing a reevaluation.
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While lactic acid has no nutritional value, it does not produce the unpleasant symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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Most vitamins have tons of ingredients that most people don't actually need, based on outdated nutritional data.
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As far as Soylent's nutritional value, it is made of really useful macronutrients and micronutrients, Rumsey says.
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It could even be likened to how some might occasionally do a nutritional detox in their diet.
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KeVita was founded in 2010 by Chakra Earthsong, a nutritional consultant, and her friend, entrepreneur Bill Moses.
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You may be wondering, though, why beer didn't already have a nutritional label stuck on the back.
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Most vegetable substitutes for animal proteins lacked the flavor, texture and nutritional heft of their animal corollaries.
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It has almost no nutritional value and can lead to long-term problems like diabetes and obesity.
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Then, of course, there's the fact that Toby decides to stop supporting Kate on her nutritional journey.
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Many were dependent on regular nutritional and medical aid long before the outbreak of fighting in October.
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Iron deficiency is the most widespread nutritional disorder in the world, affecting an estimated 21 billion people.
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They subsisted on a nutritional intake of cocaine, candy bars, and the occasional spliff for something green.
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Why not get in the nutritional stuff, vitamins and antibiotics, and doctors and nurses to these places?
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And we — journalists, researchers, policymakers — should avoid making these types of statements based on nutritional epidemiology altogether.
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A new gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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The nutritional products retailer now expects full-year 2015 earnings to come in on the high side.
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From a nutritional perspective, the more brightly-colored a vegetable is, the better it is for you.
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Trying recipes and learning about the vagaries of tempeh and nutritional yeast brought new purpose to eating.
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"When we can't meet basic nutritional need, we don't need to go for clean energy," he said.
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Made by the Thai brand Scotch, these health drinks are lauded by for their alleged nutritional benefits.
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The study shows promise for nutritional supplements mitigating the damage from prenatal pollutants, he and Schmidt said.
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When I visit one market, I find nothing of nutritional value, only tea leaves, sugar and salt.
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Willett says those get a '"thumbs down" because they provide no nutritional value and plenty of calories.
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Restaurants will also have to provide on-site additional nutritional information, such as fat and sodium levels.
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As interested as I was in personalized nutritional supplements, I knew that not everyone felt the same.
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That really helps with the nutritional support, and babies tend to grow well even with just that.
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Our Teen Fit program addresses nutritional needs, challenges negative behaviors and supports physical activity for overweight youth.
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With basically identical nutritional facts, we concluded that the two brands probably come from the same supplier.
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PepsiCo is building on goals set out 10 years ago, which targeted nutritional, environmental and social improvements.
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Both brands were comparable in terms of nutritional facts, so it would all come down to taste.
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Iodine deficiency, one of the most common nutritional disorders worldwide, can contribute to thyroid and metabolic problems.
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While it cooks, read our comparison of the nutritional values for almond, soy, cashew and coconut milks.
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A 25-year-old UK woman fears she may lose her vision due to a nutritional deficiency.
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The House is moving to take up legislation that would reauthorize spending on agricultural and nutritional programs.
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The firm makes branded and generic pharmaceutical products, as well as infant nutritional and consumer healthcare products.
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It has provided educational, nutritional, health and other services to more than 30 million children since 1965.
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The federal government is fueling that crisis by promoting flawed nutritional advice that contradicts the latest research.
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One idea he's been toying with has been a program to get nutritional aid to poor communities.
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Mix this blend with nutritional yeast for a sauce that is thick, creamy, and still wonderfully cheesy.
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Bud Light will be the first US beer to display ingredients and nutritional facts on its carton.
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Stuffed with sour cream and processed cheese and meats, they allow plenty of room for nutritional error.
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But a bill recently passed by the House would undermine that goal by easing nutritional labeling requirements.
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Customers are rewarded with more points for purchases of produce and other foods with high nutritional value.
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Food blogger and "holistic nutritional health coach" Madeleine Shaw supported Brits' attempts to branch out at breakfast.
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Right now we have 800 million people living in nutritional deficit, which is a euphemism — they're starving.
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The groom's mother is a Essex-based marketing director at Juice Plus, a provider of nutritional supplements.
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He converted an industry that initially was downright hostile to adopt nutritional values that have become mainstream.
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By clicking on an item, I could also review nutritional information and ingredients in a popup window.
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Nutritional services — cooking and serving food — were valued at £158 billion, with laundry set at £89 billion.
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If you've already caught COVID-19, the nutritional advice from preppers may not be as important, though.
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She says that some nutritional deficiencies take months and even years to show up in vegan dogs.
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Turmeric became a nutritional golden child partly because of its promise in laboratory studies — cellular and animal.
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But advocates argue that it is still worthwhile to provide nutritional information for those who want it.
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Federal food labels have a clear and focused purpose: to provide nutritional and safety information to consumers.
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The nutritional supplement company announced the appointment of Sharon M. Leite as their new CEO effective Aug.
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But fats tend to have more nutritional value than sugar, and sugar is far easier to overeat.
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The company is known for its yogurt products but also produces water, baby food and nutritional solutions.
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Children in poverty rely on the free offerings from the schools to support their daily nutritional needs.
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A review of 12 pilot pantry-based programs found these could improve participants' nutritional knowledge and diet.
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She advised Ms. Lopez to focus on corn's traditional role and nutritional value as a whole grain.
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It could put you at risk of nutritional deficiencies as well, since you're eating less food overall.
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Fish eggs, larvae and fry are vast in number, minute in size and high in nutritional value.
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Cons: Not all of the nutritional information on its website is up-to-date, according to Platkin.
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The Porcupine caribou are their nutritional and cultural staple, and they have long fought for their protection.
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Instead choose minimally processed foods that retain most of their inherent nutritional and physical properties, Drayer says.
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Consumers are increasingly interested in functional beverages, which offer a nutritional benefit or a boost of energy.
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However, the federation accepted her explanation that the positive test was caused by a contaminated nutritional supplement.
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They've already gotten rid of the panel's recommendation that sustainability needs to be part of nutritional guidelines.
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Food assistance programs, such as the Special Supplemental Nutritional Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) and the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), allow participants to buy only items that are eligible, so by avoiding those things, you'll be helping people in your community who have limited choices.
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"They're meant to destroy things," points out Philip Calder, professor of nutritional immunology at the University of Southampton.
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It has little nutritional value, but Kamal can get a small plate of it for LE 3 ($0.17).
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One of those reasons is that many of us grow up in neighborhoods that enable poor nutritional habits.
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Ever since the First Lady moved to Washington in January 2009, she's dedicated herself to boosting nutritional awareness.
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According to the Archdiocese's Nutritional Development Services, 22 percent of Philadelphians don't know when their next meal is.
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Yields and nutritional content from this staple crop are likely to decline, putting extra stress on developing countries.
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But the problem with bread is that it has no nutritional value and it weakens their immune system.
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Scale and get a printer-friendly version of the recipes and their nutritional analysis here, here and here.
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And an elite athlete would also have far more rigorous nutritional needs than someone who just exercises casually.
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She had a tube inserted into her abdomen so we could pump nutritional supplements directly into her stomach.
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However, the company isn't really trying to match the nutritional profile of dairy or other milks, Messersmith said.
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There are slight differences in nutritional content between the flavors but they all pack 15 grams of protein.
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Tarasuk is a professor of nutritional sciences and an expert on the relationship between food insecurity and health.
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Yet, some critics argue there is no conclusive evidence that alternatives have better nutritional value than real meat.
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"As is with a lot of nutritional type medicine, sometimes studies haven't been done in humans," she says.
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To discourage overeating, France taxes sugary drinks, bars junk food in schools and has rules on nutritional labelling.
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Some anthropologists, however, believe that cannibalism was done primarily for nutritional reasons (see examples here, here, and here).
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Another study is looking into the skeletons' tooth enamel, which points to nutritional deprivation and other health markers.
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But Pillai and his team wanted to know how the electrons changed the nutritional content of milk samples.
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The Pershing Square founder said he was approached to purchase Carl Icahn's stake in the nutritional supplement firm.
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Software engineer Wohlt has raised enough money to do a nutritional and chemical analysis on his own experiments.
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The remaining 91% of the nutritional gap, the academics contend, can be accounted for by differences in demand.
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In a September interview on Russian television the suspect claimed he was Ruslan Boshirov, a nutritional supplements salesman.
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French startup DietSensor's gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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GNC Holdings (GNC) will close all 4,400 U.S. stores today to overhaul the nutritional products retailer's pricing system.
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The same principles could also be used to enhance the nutritional or medicinal value of certain tea varieties.
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GNC Holdings — GNC will close all 4,400 US stores today to overhaul the nutritional products retailer's pricing system.
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In a new paper, he argues that the field of nutritional epidemiology is in need of radical reform.
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Its doctors have mixed feelings about body-hacking venture capitalists trying to get into nutritional ketosis, without supervision.
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Many of the meals in the TB12 Performance box are inspired by or taken from Brady's nutritional manual.
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The Walt Disney Company tried to withdraw a nutritional study it funded on meals served at Disney World.
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Under further medical examination, the woman was found to have nutritional deficiencies, trouble absorbing vitamins, and thyroid disease.
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However, this change carries more risks than stomach cramps and moral guilt, according to nutritional therapist Becky Graham.
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Bakst says he likes having nutritional information on foods he buys but opposes the government mandate for retailers.
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Yoder Begley proposed working with Krista Austin, a top nutritional physiologist who had worked with other American Olympians.
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When it comes to nutritional value, the difference between oat milk and almond milk isn't all that significant.
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I ordered unsweetened tea to keep the meal within a reasonable nutritional value for someone of my size.
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Whichever you choose, make sure it meets your bird's nutritional requirements and is made with wholesome, natural ingredients.
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After graduating, she went on to pursue her master's in nutritional science, also at the University of Cincinnati.
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Nutritional optic neuropathy is rare and reversible, if caught earlyNutritional optic neuropathy is usually rare in developed countries.
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After she learned of the news, she was sent to the delivery room to get a nutritional injection.
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One day, in this state of nutritional manic depression, I wandered into a local juice bar, SunLife Organics.
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Let cool slightly and transfer to the bowl of a food processor with nutritional yeast and lemon zest.
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As recently as 2013, wet nurses in China drew outrage for offering human milk as a nutritional supplement.
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It compared the lunches' nutritional values against the standards set by the Government for meals provided by schools.
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"There's not a single historic traditionally living human population that was in chronic nutritional ketosis," Guyenet pointed out.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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What I'd learned was that the nutritional value of a bug is irrelevant if you can't eat it.
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The runny yolk is made out of beta carotene, nutritional yeast, B-vitamins, sodium alginate, and black salt.
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You can skip the cheese or add another egg to tweak the dish's nutritional profile to your liking.
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Obviously, ramen has its nutritional flaws, but how much could that popular culinary fix really affect your body?
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Now they are carefully nurtured, sold at premium prices and prized for their nutritional properties and earthy flavor.
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"And in my experience, it's often because they're scared and worried about their child's nutritional health," Potock said.
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Today, the vast majority of people in the United States are not suffering from vitamin or nutritional deficiencies.
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"The brand is already famous," Irene Pozzebon, 21, who studies Nutritional Sciences at the University of Pavia, said.
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"The message is that if you see nutritional deficiencies you should start thinking about celiac disease," Whitcomb said.
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He had a good mix of nutritional minerals, like iron, calcium, zinc, magnesium, and sodium in his stomach.
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Breast milk is widely known to provide all sorts of nutritional benefits that can't be matched by formula.
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Additionally, Jamba's new store design will feature displays that explain the nutritional benefits of each ingredient to consumers.
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Stick to dry toppings like ground spices, seeds, chiles, nutritional yeast, vegetable powders, seasoned salts and dehydrated herbs.
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Click on the name of each drink to scale and print each recipe and to see nutritional analysis.
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The new guidelines for the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) are set to take effect on April 1.
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But as fast food became cheap and ubiquitous, the nutritional quality of children's menus took a nose dive.
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Ms. Neuberger said such automatic eligibility had helped simplify nutritional support for low-income children and their schools.
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Top with lots of seasoning, a bit of cheddar cheese, nutritional yeast, roasted peanuts, teriyaki sauce, and voilà!
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The Blue Apron meal was also a lot healthier than the Amazon one in terms of nutritional value.
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The were no clear pathways to the national side, no proper nutritional planning or strength and conditioning programs.
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I spend the rest of the night like a teenager, eating junk with no nutritional value for dinner.
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Progress to improve the nutritional quality of school meals has been made during both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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This recipe uses cashews to create a rich base, and nutritional yeast to capture that cheesy, umami flavor.
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He was surprised to learn that Ju/'hoansi spent only 203 hours a week securing their nutritional requirements.
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In 2015 alone, 18 million children under five improved their nutritional intake thanks to support from U.S. programs.
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His nutritional plan is a version of the alkaline diet, which aims to restore the body's pH level.
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American consumers are gravitating toward drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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Myth: Taking supplements and breaking foods down into nutritional components is just as good as eating them whole.
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American consumers have increasingly sought drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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The claims were not reviewed by the FDA, which does not evaluate any nutritional supplements or their claims.
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But critics weren't appeased, even when the chain added nutritional information to its Happy Meal packaging in 2005.
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If celiac disease goes undetected, patients risk developing other conditions like nutritional deficiencies, anemia, osteoporosis and even lymphoma.
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Carlsen also travels with a personal chef who helps tailor his meals to fit his specific nutritional needs.
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South Korean outlet Yonhap reported that the patient was supposed to receive a nutritional shot at the clinic.
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In 2017, overall revenues grew 15 percent and revenues for their anti-hangover nutritional supplement grew 20 percent.
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Her mother is the founder of Grateful Fitness, an online personal training and nutritional counseling business, in Rochester.
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However given how restrictive it is, it can be challenging to follow and could lead to nutritional deficiencies.
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"Meals in CoreCivic facilities meet or exceed nutritional standards, which are set by our government partners," she said.
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"Nutritional yeast can be used to flavor dishes such as eggs," explained registered dietitian Summer Yule, MS, RDN.
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Add the cashews, coconut cream, nutritional yeast, miso, tomato purée, paprika, mustard, and turmeric and 2 cups water.
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And so it also technically loses some of its nutritional value as it ships through the supply chain.
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With no fiber and just 1 gram of protein, this cereal presents a consumer with limited nutritional value.
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Sugary drinks offer little or no nutritional advantage but will definitely fatten your waistline and shrink your wallet.
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We are, as Michael Pollan argued in In Defense of Food, "nutritionists"—people who believe "that the nutritional value of a food is the sum of all its individual nutrients, vitamins, and other components," and that if we can simply create foods that have better nutritional profiles, we will be healthier.
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Also, the study didn't look into the nutritional quality of the breastmilk produced, which would be good to know.
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Patty Ritchie also wants to prevent people from using food stamps to buy non-nutritional food such as cake.
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So, what's so special about fiber, and are these fiber-full snacks the answer to all your nutritional concerns?
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Nutritional expert Naomi Whittel explains that intermittent fasting has potential benefits because "it's like a metabolic confusion," she says.
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A large body mass would be able to sustain itself on less nutritional food because of lower metabolic demands.
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For instance, many of us didn't grow up with access to as much nutritional information as we have now.
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Bread offers very little nutritional content and, if littered on the ground, can aid in the spread of disease.
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Cole wanted to know, and thought of answering the question by calculating the nutritional value of humans vs. animals.
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For each day I tallied my total consumption as well as the nutritional information provided on the McDonald's website.
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With their color, flavor, and nutritional value, Caras have exactly what modern consumers look for in their fruit purchases.
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Glacken bought a $20 membership to Shaklee and for six years bought its cleaning products, soaps and nutritional supplements.
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Of course, be mindful of the nutritional value your pet is getting so they are neither under- nor overfed.
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Overall, we found at least a half-dozen companies developing nutritional drinks that have raised funding in recent quarters.
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Others were mostly concerned about the (lack of) nutritional value in the concoction, which boasts 59 grams of sugar.
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PALEOPRO Protein Powder gives you the protein and nutritional punch of a steak and eggs breakfast without the plate.
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Check out these science-backed tips for getting the most nutritional bang per bite from seven of your favorites.
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The training advice Steele gave me was solid; he clearly has an enormous amount of nutritional and fitness knowledge.
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The patient also leaves with a health plan, including lifestyle nutritional advice, and access to their own health coach.
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The hedge fund's big bearish bet on Herbalife, the nutritional food supplement, worked against it once again this year.
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Shares of GNC dropped 25 percent Thursday, after the nutritional supplement company announced CEO Michael Archbold will step down.
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New work shows those changes in treated crops are substantial enough to change both their nutritional value and flavour.
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It also lists nutritional info for a Quarter Pounder without Cheese , though it doesn't specify prices for the two.
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Within the next year, it'll expand from egg-freezing and IVF to general gynecology, mental health, and nutritional services.
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Both this and the Nutritional Programme for Women, Infants, and Children, reduce the incidence of low-birth weight babies.
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They press the juice out of the fruits, leaving the most nutritional part from pulp and the seeds out.
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These homegrown, non-GMO, sun-popped kernels seasoned with savory nutritional yeast blow all other bags of pop away.
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Last Friday, the chairman of Icahn Enterprises said he bought another 2.3 million shares of the nutritional supplement company.
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They turned their eyes to blood as well, hoping to distill its nutritional value into shelf-stable, palatable forms.
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After browsing the nutritional content online, I place a pick-up order for a steak burrito bowl, sans rice.
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Still, most beer served in the US falls under the TTB's jurisdiction, and it hasn't mandated any nutritional labels.
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Because of their nutritional values, fresh vegetables and homemade tomato paste are essential ingredients for all of these varieties.
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An extraterrestrial garden NASA hopes to grow a variety of crops in space with different nutritional values, Torres said.
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And in fact, the trauma patterns described in the new study are more consistent with nutritional cannibalism, she said.
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Such attribution of effect to an isolated food, nutrient, or ingredient is among the constant challenges in nutritional epidemiology.
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These are a key nutritional source for the trillions of bacteria that inhabit the large bowel (the gut microbiota).
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Sweets with refined sugar and no nutritional value for kids and then meal replacements and appetite suppression for adults.
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Although both are forms of yeast fungi, nutritional yeast is different in that it's been heated up and deactivated.
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Net sales of the company, whose products include infant nutritional formula, rose 2.7% to $7.98 billion from $7.77 billion.
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Global sales of nutritional products, including baby formula Similac and Ensure for adults, fell 2 percent to $1.76 billion.
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The dawn of the connected smoothie is upon us, and you can either join up or face nutritional obsolescence.
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In 2012, Disney made efforts to ensure that food products advertised on its television networks fit specific nutritional standards.
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For years, scientists have celebrated the many benefits of genetic engineering, from increased crop yields to improved nutritional content.
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Officials for the Melting Pot say they plan to have nutritional information posted by the end of the month.
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Half the story lies in the mussel's intrinsic biology—its genes, its morphology, its nutritional preferences, its reproductive habits.
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These materials ensure that there is minimal oxidation, so your OJ maintains its natural taste and maximum nutritional value.
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It depends on the source of your calories, whether it's coming from caloric-dense foods or nutritional-dense foods.
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To grow its meal kit business, Sun Basket is targeting diabetics with meals designed to meet their nutritional needs.
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A few months ago, the World Food Program was forced to cut off 190,000 children from emergency nutritional assistance.
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Strange mash-ups were tried as caloric and nutritional fulfillment took precedent over taste or even common kitchen sense.
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Besides the nutritional benefits of this swap, we know that Beyond Burgers tend to be better for the environment.
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And when she and others have checked the nutritional content of these diets, they almost always come up short.
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Guaido tweeted a picture of himself surrounded by stacks of white pots of vitamin and nutritional supplements on Monday.
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The key to healthy diets is variety, and all fruits have plenty of nutritional value and taste to contribute.
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Scientists found that this chemical reaction not only changes the milk's flavour profile, but also reduces its nutritional content.
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With these things isolated, it becomes just a matter of looking nutritional information up in USDA and Nutritionix databases.
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Moreover, alcoholic drinks are still exempt from nutritional information labelling, something that alcohol charity Alcohol Concern believes should change.
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" Troublingly, another study found that "nutritional deficiencies are unrecognized in approximately 50% of patients who undergo gastric bypass surgery.
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In her own nutritional-counseling practice, she constantly deals with this issue (or rather her clients' issues with it).
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Then he makes a creamy base made with cooked-down onions, roasted sunflower seeds, white miso, and nutritional yeast.
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Nutritional imbalances associated with a vegan diet can cause the patients' hair to become brittle and to break easily.
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"We believe that improvements in fisheries management and marine conservation can serve as nutritional delivery mechanisms," the authors write.
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Kirban speculated that consumers may be gravitating toward pantry essentials that have nutritional value and a long shelf life.
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Last year researchers determined that squirrels engage in "spatial chunking," sorting nuts by size, type and possibly nutritional value.
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The Food and Drug Administration strictly regulates nutritional standards for infant formula, leaving little room for variation among manufacturers.
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Pineapples create a new dynamic for boring everyday pizza by adding a tropical twist and increasing its nutritional value.
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They found that his thyroid was fine; he had no nutritional deficiencies; it wasn't syphilis or any other infection.
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"These are often people with very complicated nutritional needs, which are difficult for anyone to manage," Mr. Waters said.
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He explained why they specifically wanted to address the nutritional needs of children and the elderly during the pandemic.
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When Wilds got the call, FlowActiv's offer to be the face of a Christian nutritional program seemed like fate.
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Doctors in the burn unit tried everything: antibiotics, bandages, special nutritional measures, a skin transplant from the boy's father.
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It's how we wind up with a lot of nutritional studies that find associations in one way or another.
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We have a feeding program where we have nutritional supplements that we provide for many schools in West Africa.
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Nature Made Prenatal Multi +DHA vitamins offer all the nutritional extras recommended in a multivitamin while keeping costs low.
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But I wondered whether I was doing them a nutritional disservice by tossing their sandwich crusts in the garbage.
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The Association of UK Dietitians recommends that 20-25% of people's daily nutritional requirements should come from their breakfast.
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We have a duty to harness technological innovation to improve the quality, nutritional value, and safety of American crops.
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Though you wouldn't know it from reading magazines, nutritional epidemiology isn't capable of providing us with specific "best" diets.
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People are increasingly seeking functional beverages, which offer an added nutritional or practical benefit, like a boost of energy.
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Continuing a month of major nutritional events, Obesity Week, the premiere conference on all aspects of obesity, starts Oct.
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Nutritional food would help prevent diabetes and arteriosclerosis in an older person as well as help nourish a toddler.
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According to South Korean news agency Yonhap, the patient was supposed to receive a nutritional shot at the clinic.
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Most importantly, said Donnellan, the company is focused on helping the agriculture industry meet the world's burgeoning nutritional needs.
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Whether dealing with a natural disaster or not, maintaining older adults' nutritional status should always be a top priority.
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They prominently display nutritional information — 100 calories, one gram of carbohydrates, no sugar or gluten — and the brewery's name.
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That cooking technique that turns anything with a modicum of nutritional value into a golden, delicious, artery corroding treat.
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Nutritional psychiatry researcher at Deakin University, Sarah Dash, cautions that this research is still very much in its infancy.
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That being said, here are the worst cereals you can buy, based on their nutritional value and sugar content.
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Outcomes depend on a woman's weight, nutritional status, and the type of support she receives from doctors, Smok explained.
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Soylent is a ready-to-drink product that claims to provide 20 percent of daily nutritional requirements in 400 calories.
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Paired with more advanced nutritional and training practices, the past three decades have enabled unprecedented growth in linemen's body size.
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Which are the same problems scientists confront in nutritional research, much of which is based on similarly large, observational work.
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Each bottle contains 400 calories, around 20-percent of the recommended daily nutritional requirements and no animal products or byproducts.
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Furuta adds sake lees to an amazake, giving the drink a sour, yogurt-like flavor and boosting its nutritional value.
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"This could potentially help people figure out what's in their food when they don't have explicit nutritional information," said Hynes.
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The nutritional supplements retailer also announced it would suspend quarterly dividend payouts as part of a plan to reduce debt.
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We also like the roast beef sandwich on nine-grain wheat bread, which is similar in terms of nutritional value.
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If you are lucky, kids' cereals will have 1 or 2; it's hard to recommend them for any nutritional purpose.
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"We call ourselves the bald sisters," Annette, who works for a nutritional supplement company and is also single, tells PEOPLE.
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I go to the grocery store and get red peppers, noodles, garlic, shallots, almond milk, nutritional yeast, bread, and asparagus.
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In fact, many of the meals in the TB12 Performance box are inspired by or taken from Brady's nutritional manual.
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Pulses are packed with a satiating combo of protein and fiber, which makes them nutritional powerhouses and hunger-squashing dynamos.
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" This review of the evidence finds eating trans fats "provides no apparent nutritional benefit and has considerable potential for harm.
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After combining all organs together, you can basically slap a nutritional label on a human corpse that reads: 125,822 calories.
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CPS notes that it's prevented from making some changes by federal nutritional standards and it stresses its meals are healthy.
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His mum told the ICRC she was worried her son was dying — he was also admitted to the nutritional ward.
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Dr. Berndt Finke: I studied nutritional science and wanted to continue working with biological substances and natural substances from plants.
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In this column: unlivable wages, poor working conditions, poor treatment of animals, and food of questionable nutritional value, to start.
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Current and past medical problems, genetics, family history, nutritional patterns, exercise habits, levels of stress and sleep patterns are documented.
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" But, the mom of two adds, "that doesn't mean I have the best and perfect nutritional foods all the time.
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They also say it might cure cancer, but that's a pretty standard claim in the hyperbolic world of nutritional biohacking.
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Though the technologies developed here might actually have some real world uses, like checking nutritional value or identifying dietary restrictions.
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The problem is, the FDA doesn't need to determine whether dietary supplements work provide a nutritional benefit before they're sold.
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I make a roux-based sauce and it's kind of bland, but I add extra lemon juice and nutritional yeast.
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In some cases, brewers may also provide a reference to a website or a QR code with added nutritional information.
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And he's been a longstanding chair of the committee and he's championed a lot of issues around children's nutritional needs.
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Perhaps more importantly, the findings show that pesticides are capable of transforming crops in ways that shape their nutritional value.
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I went to Whole Foods and stocked up on Daiya cheese and nutritional yeast — both of which tasted like shit.
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There's some evidence that the pasteurization can affect proteins and vitamins, but not enough to lead to a nutritional deficiency.
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When it comes to diets, many professional tennis players follow rigorous, scientific programs that include calorie counting and nutritional balance.
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According to current nutritional thinking, white bread is digested too fast, spikes blood sugar levels and is linked to obesity.
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With each new attempt, I bought into a new nutritional theory or concept that promised to solve all my problems.
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The average household, they conclude, would consume a third less if it had expert nutritional knowledge and perfect self-control.
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New shapes and textures would become possible, and it would be easy to cater to special dietary and nutritional needs.
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But scientists have come to understand that gout is as much, if not more, a metabolic than a nutritional disease.
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Basically, it's incredibly difficult to survive on just leaves, which have little nutritional value and don't provide a satisfying meal.
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There was virtually no difference in the number of pups born, or the basic nutritional value of the different menus.
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This dearth of evidence is why the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics advises against direct-to-consumer nutritional genomics programs.
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You can opt for the pure juice version and consume a 4-ounce serving for almost the same nutritional value.
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Radioactivity was measured after three different stages: after an overnight fast, a tasteless high-calorie nutritional drink, and, finally, pizza.
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If you aren't an expert in pet nutrition, however, you may not know exactly what your dog's nutritional needs are.
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President Trump's 22 budget proposes cutting nutritional assistance by $20173 billion and Medicaid by $22017 billion over the next decade.
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"The findings were very striking," said Martha Clare Morris, director of nutrition and nutritional epidemiology at Rush University Medical Center.
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You could dismiss it for being cheap, mass-produced feed without any real nutritional value, which, of course, it is.
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By 2020, Pepsi said it plans to reach $30 billion in nutritional product sales, up from $10 billion in 2010.
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Herbalife was down 4.6 percent at $70.50 after the nutritional supplement maker lowered its sales outlook for the current quarter.
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Amazon has advised customers to throw away Align nutritional supplements sold on site by third parties, because they're probably fake.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Unilever is boosting its presence in India by buying some of the country's top nutritional drinks.
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"Sorry, we do not have the nutritional info for any of our menu items," Zombie Burger writes on its website.
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Scientists say the soup has some genuine nutritional value, beyond the calories burned from bragging about having slurped it down.
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The case involved Mr. Williams's efforts to get official approval for a nutritional supplement, called Anatabloc, developed by his company.
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The Department of Agriculture released a statement outlining the final rule on nutritional changes to be released later this month.
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As for nutritional deficiencies, about 95,000 additional deaths due to childhood undernutrition are projected for 2030, according to the WHO.
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It also points to the critical importance of examining nutritional outcomes for all members of the households, not just children.
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Efforts to achieve what my research partners and I call women's "nutritional empowerment" requires attending to these often overlooked factors.
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That contains approximately 1,425.5 tons of nutritional mass and could be converted to the equivalent of 4,075.6 barrels of oil.
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Beyond Meat and the Impossible Burger do have better nutritional profiles than beef burgers: Less calories, more protein, less fat.
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The higher the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, the lower the nutritional content of crops like wheat, Stamoulis said.
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Obama occasionally generated controversy as first lady, drawing criticism from conservatives for her efforts to reshape the country's nutritional rules.
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In the School Lunch program, both bills alter nutritional requirements and add stricter verification processes to reduce fraud and abuse.
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The hedge fund's big bearish bet on Herbalife, the nutritional food supplement company, worked against it once again this year.
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Although, ultimately, I felt that the coconut flavor overpowered the dish, which also contained spinach, cannellini beans and nutritional yeast.
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Young refused to endorse my eating this lunch every day, on the grounds that it contains no real nutritional value.
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Unless your dog has been diagnosed with numerous nutritional deficiencies, don't assume that adding a multivitamin will benefit its health.
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"The dairy industry rightfully points to the nutritional and flavor superiority of dairy compared to plant-based beverages," said Bailey.
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There are nutritional program cuts in the House farm bill that could face problems in conference with the Senate version.
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Nutritional supplements maker Herbalife rose 523 percent to $54.26 after billionaire investor Carl Icahn raised its stake to 24.57 percent.
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"Today's Atkins is focused on a lifestyle nutritional approach where everyone can benefit from overall health and wellbeing," the said.
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The pages also have holes in them so you can pop them into Brady's nutritional book if you so desire.
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Dr. Berndt Finke: I studied nutritional science and wanted to continue working with biological substances and natural substances from plants.
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Only in Los Angeles would a food eaten mostly in modeling school fall within the boundaries of a nutritional peril.
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Iron deficiency is the most common and widespread nutritional disorder in the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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It is unclear what proportion are vaccinated against influenza, what their nutritional status is, and what their hydration status is.
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Founded six years ago, Edesia makes ready-to-use nutritional foods, like Plumpy'nut, for Unicef and other global humanitarian partners.
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But it's also a crop that doesn't have a significant amount of nutritional value compared to other local food sources.
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Squash contains more than 16 grams of complex carbohydrates, along with nutritional fiber, vitamins, and minerals you need to function.
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The bread lines, with their dubious nutritional standards and uncertain supplies, had never been intended as more than a stopgap.
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Each cereal was evaluated dry, by its original flavor, based on the nutritional information available on each cereal brand's website.
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And the patient takes nutritional supplements but doesn't consider them medications and so didn't mention them to the hospital staff.
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While nutritional deficiencies are common in the general public, they are more common among those with celiac disease, Whitcomb said.
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"The parts that we don't eat here in America for pork often have nutritional value to our pets," Brooks said.
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These juices drinks — like bottled cranberry or grape juices — are basically sugar water with artificial flavors and little nutritional benefit.
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They can add flavor, though they occur in such small amounts, they don't alter the nutritional profile of the salt.
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Their findings raised questions about generalized nutritional recommendations and dietary suggestions—like the food pyramid we're so accustomed to following.
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That's why the W.H.O. also has long urged countries to issue nutritional guidelines that advise people to avoid trans fats.
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Berry is a senior lecturer of nutritional sciences at King's College in London and was not involved in the study.
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Our Nourish columnist, Ellie Krieger, says steel-cut oats can give you that creamy texture with some added nutritional oomph.
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A vegan diet may lead to nutritional deficiencies if you're not carefulConsuming a vegan diet does not guarantee good health.
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Most food packaging in supermarkets has displayed nutritional information for years, yet the population overall has continued to gain weight.
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Six studies examined nutritional supplements with L-carnitine, an amino acid that can help the body burn fat for energy.
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Nutritionists recommend a diet rich in whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables instead of foods that have little nutritional value.
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The hedge fund manager called the nutritional supplements company a pyramid scheme that he thought would eventually go to zero.
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More so than any other Americans, Alaskans rely on subsistence harvests of marine resources to meet their daily nutritional needs.
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Before Brands is the developer of a line of childhood nutritional products called SpoonfulOne, aimed at reducing food allergy development.
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We already require food companies to label nutritional values like calories or sugar content and to include an ingredient list.
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Cons: No nutritional information is posted on American's website and its average calories per item increased from 417 last year.
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Herbalife was down 7.3 percent at $68.54 after the nutritional supplement maker lowered its sales outlook for the current quarter.
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"These are quasi-nutritional claims that are based on a logic chain but not on real proof," said Edlen-Nezin.
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What's more, increased carbon-dioxide levels in the atmosphere lower the nutritional value of food staples like rice and wheat.
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Deina Alvarez, a 6-year-old student and aspiring gymnast, is underweight and receiving nutritional supplements from a local charity.
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Last year, the Trump administration scaled back school meal nutritional requirements that were set under the Obama administration in 2012.
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Nutritional supplements maker Herbalife rose 2.3 percent to $763 after billionaire investor Carl Icahn raised his stake to 24.57 percent.
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You're among the first surgeons general to consider emotional wellness the "third pillar of health," alongside physical and nutritional wellness.
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Ideally, this lengthened ripening period will help farmers avoid harvesting crops before they're ripe, potentially improving flavor and nutritional value.
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Deina Alvarez, a 6-year-old student and aspiring gymnast, is underweight and receiving nutritional supplements from a local charity.
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The activist investor had placed a massive bet against the nutritional supplement maker he accused of running a pyramid scheme.
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Melissa Clark adapts Jessica Koslow's basic popcorn technique, adding nuts, spices and nutritional yeast, to an already extra crunchy batch.
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Melissa Clark adapts Jessica Koslow's basic popcorn technique, adding nuts, spices and nutritional yeast, to an already extra crunchy batch.
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If dinner theater with a culinary concept sounds a bit cute, the show really isn't aiming for high-nutritional value.
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In China, sea cucumbers have been highly prized for centuries for their nutritional value and texture, if not their flavor.
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She taught both human development and nutritional sciences, an indication of the cross-disciplinary approach that would characterize her research.
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In reality, there are slight variations in the recipes, apparent on the nutritional panel, and also by looking at it.
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PK: Did these guys ask about the argument that when you juice the stuff you take out the nutritional value?
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My research showed me that most of my favorite cereals I grew up eating don't exactly provide much nutritional value.
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The Federal Trade Commission settled with Herbalife on Friday, effectively determining that the nutritional supplement marketer is not a pyramid scheme.
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But did you know there are a few small hacks anyone can use to optimize a meal's nutritional value even further?
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I had previously worked with Monavie, which is a nutritional beverage, as well as Beach Body, which is a fitness program.
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The beauty and nutritional care products maker said deferred revenue issues and product shortages in certain markets impacted its quarterly performance.
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Earlier this year, PEOPLE spoke with nutritional expert Naomi Whittel about intermittent fasting, including how it works and the potential benefits.
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This puts you at risk of developing nutritional deficiencies and frailty and raises the prospect of an earlier-than-expected death.
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However, Collins says she did not crash diet, and made sure to take nutritional supplements to make sure she stayed healthy.
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"There's no nutritional diversity because of the drought, which is a form of malnutrition many people don't immediately consider," she added.
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After a few days of treating him with nutritional milk, Dr. Vily and the nurse assisting her, Rocheella Fabiello, noted improvements.
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The 150-Watt motor is slow and quiet, ensuring every bit of juicy, nutritional goodness is extracted with minimal heat buildup.
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The company decided to start sourcing the merchandise for them — mostly cosmetics, nutritional items and fashion — so subscribers could buy directly.
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American children from cultures beyond the United States' borders experience many flavors and nutritional boosts that their more assimilated neighbors lose.
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Critical funding shortfalls meant this year the agency was forced to leave 190,000 children in kindergartens without nutritional support, he said.
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Herbalife — Investor Carl Icahn raised his stake in the nutritional products company to 23.1 percent from his prior 20.8 percent stake.
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This time, though, Paltrow is peddling a new line of completely unproven nutritional supplements from the cover of Women's Health magazine.
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And nutritional info (to maybe help you stop eating so much junk): Q: How much fiber is there in a pretzel?
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But in terms of nutritional content, the amount of nutrients and vitamins that make it into aloe juice are also negligible.
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The deal will utilize data gathered from Fitbit devices to create food recommendations and nutritional plans through the personalized nutrition service.
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A mix of silken tofu, tahini, and nutritional yeast creates the creamy umami base, standing up to the cheesiest of macaronis.
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For example, countries should look at where research and development grants go, to promote foods with high nutritional value, he says.
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One man had to choke back tears as he told his story about working to provide nutritional meals in public schools.
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She's the owner of To Be Honest, a nutritional hub where she doles out healthy recipes, workouts, and weight management pills.
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On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of volunteers are expected to help Guaido bring in food supplies, hygiene kits and nutritional supplements.
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All Soylent's algae-based ingredients came from plant-based food and nutritional supply company TerraVia, so now TerraVia is not happy.
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It's great to mix into brownies to add not only a nutritional boost, but to also keep them moist and tender.
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Due to critical funding shortfalls, WFP was forced last November to leave 190,000 children in kindergartens without nutritional support, Luescher said.
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The nutritional information of each type of food—some of which claimed to be "healthy" or "good for you"—was assessed.
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Bluestar generated 22016% of its revenue from its new material and special chemical segment and its nutritional science segment in 2852.
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The salad contains more than 730 calories, 53 grams of fat, and 1,400 milligrams of salt, according to McDonald's nutritional information.
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But nutritional yeast provides a sort of savory, umami-type layer to otherwise bland snacks, such as popcorn, pasta, or salads.
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Successful marathoners complete complicated training schedules, follow strict diet and nutritional guidelines and buy proper running shoes, clothes and other gear.
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So far, the connection between nutritional label nudges and improved health is more of a hope than a well-examined theory.
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"I think a better analogy for the tech initiative is fast food restaurants' publishing of nutritional information on their menus," Prof.
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Advocates presume a simple linear relationship between availability of nutritional information and behavioral changes in dietary choices that improve public health.
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The scanner stores nutritional data, and Panasonic hopes that eventually it will be able to suggest recipes according to users' needs.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn rejected any assertion Tuesday that he is backed into a corner on troubled nutritional supplement company Herbalife.
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As the largest Herbalife shareholder, Icahn repeatedly battled Pershing Square's Bill Ackman over his bearish stance on the nutritional supplement maker.
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Maintaining such a diet requires excluding major food groups, including fruit, grains and starchy vegetables, and can contribute to nutritional deficiencies.
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Lax nutritional standards, inferior P.E. requirements, and truncated opportunities for physical activity throughout the school day only further threaten their health.
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In 2008, Goop debuted as a nutritional newsletter, with the first issue featuring recipes for banana nut muffins and turkey ragú.
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While keto's nutritional limitations may not be right for everyone, it certainly is popular, especially among celebrities looking to stay trim.
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Calories: 2,040Saturated Fat: 51 gSodium: 2,950 mgAdded Sugar: 137 g (estimate)The Cheesecake Factory doesn't provide nutritional information on its website.
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Even parents whose children happily accept fruits and vegetables might still welcome these products, which claim nutritional superiority over traditional versions.
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Whether you use the frozen or fresh version of the vegetable, the nutritional value won't be much different, a study found.
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If your dog has been diagnosed with a nutritional deficiency or a specific health problem, your veterinarian may recommend a supplement.
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The Goody Pet includes this multivitamin in their list of top picks, commenting on its high nutritional value and multifaceted benefits.
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That's a lot of people on unnecessary elimination diets that could have consequences in terms of cost, worry and nutritional impact.
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"Nutritionist" is not a protected term, but Chechopoulous does have a profile listing some qualifications on the Nutritional Therapy Association website.
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"Additionally, switching to plant-based alternatives introduces variety into the diet, which helps ensure all nutritional needs are met," she says.
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By the late 20th century, nutritional studies emerged that linked weight with health concerns and heart disease with diet, Bentley said.
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It is more common in developing nations, but it is also the only nutritional deficiency that is widespread in industrialized countries.
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The myth that fat makes you fat and causes heart disease has led to a total breakdown in our nutritional framework.
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As temperature rises and carbon dioxide levels are elevated, the nutritional content in crops begins to decrease due to the changes.
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They often sound like conspiracy theorists who insist that the nutritional "establishment" is fundamentally wrongheaded, or actively out to get us.
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I started off by spending two whole days studying nutritional fact sheets to find out what the hell to feed him.
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Baseball is a simple game, after all, which is probably why the Durham Bulls didn't spend much time on nutritional science.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under age 18 avoid the sport of boxing and the nutritional supplement creatine.
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It adds to the findings of previous studies that examined the nutritional content of food as well as changing crop yields.
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" Carroll's written quite a bit for the NYT about the bullshit that is so many nutritional recommendations of the "____ is bad!
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Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried Bloodworms are freeze-dried to preserve nutritional quality and they don't have harmful parasites or bacteria.
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To balance her nutritional needs with her ethical concerns, Passegger makes sure to purchase animal products from humane and local sources.
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Indeed, many of the earliest nutritional supplement products, like Boost and Ensure, were devised with the elderly and malnourished in mind.
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If you're vegan, you don't have to miss out on that cheesy protein tang by incorporating nutritional yeast into your diet.
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Be sure to read nutritional labels in your pasta aisle for yet another way to get more protein into your diet.
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The groceries can feed 5,000 people for 10 days, and additional nutritional supplements can treat malnutrition in children for two months.
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Food stamps and other federal nutritional programs are considered mandatory programs but still require Congress to renew the funding every year.
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Some of the few dozen people there bypassed the nutritional information to stuff free plastic fanny packs with free Kind Bars.
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Then make avocado toast with olive oil, nutritional yeast, and everything bagel seasoning to eat on my drive over to yoga.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the nutritional value of eggs misstated the amount of sodium in a large egg.
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And if we want to talk about business that profits from the nutritional needs of babies, we must discuss formula companies.
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Those from the South had brought with them bags filled with medicine, nutritional supplements, wristwatches and other gifts for their relatives.
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New followers are also crucial to Mr. Jones's business hawking nutritional supplements and survival gear, which help fund his Infowars operation.
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The heart of the business is sales of lightly regulated nutritional supplements that purport to improve health or virility or both.
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It's designed to meet the average woman's nutritional needs, so it's a solid option if you want a basic, effective supplement.
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Garden of Life Multivitamin Organic Women's 40+ is specially formulated to address the changing nutritional needs of women as they age.
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With 88 employees on the ground, it will continue to address food scarcity through subsidies in rice and nutritional powder. video
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Trump has also rolled back new food rules designed to reduce sodium levels in schools and give consumers more nutritional information.
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In the first few years of life, eating is supposed to be an educational experience as much as a nutritional one.
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Near San Diego, Cal-a-Vie Health Spa's WellnessFX program uses blood tests to measure cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal and nutritional health.
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"The concern was about nutritional claims, not anything relating to climate change or C02 levels," the spokesperson said in an email.
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She champions the product she sells, exulting in the nutritional claims on the labels that boast of added vitamins and minerals.
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But depending on a given community's nutritional ethos, the Smart Snacks rules could be seen as too lenient or too stringent.
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She advises cutting out foods that have low nutritional value, inflammatory foods and ones that aren't adding to our well-being.
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In one pan, she boiled collard greens with nutritional yeast and Bragg Liquid Aminos; in another, she fried some faux chicken.
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So, don&apost they deserve a dog food that is designed specifically for them and catered to their unique nutritional profile?
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Though the Sharks all liked the taste and nutritional benefits of these pancake mixes, none of them agreed with the valuation.
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With the proper educational and nutritional support, that boy WILL have all the opportunities we want for any of our children.
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Herbalife Nutrition (HLF) reported better-than-expected adjusted quarterly earnings, with the nutritional products company's revenue essentially in line with forecasts.
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U.S. tax bills and laws with a nutritional purpose and junk food taxes in Hungary and Mexico overwhelmingly use excise taxes.
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Instead, it provides instructions for $203 billion in spending cuts from welfare programs in areas such as nutritional assistance and education.
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It includes everything from developing long-range hypersonic missiles to ramping up basic training to improving the nutritional quality of MREs.
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Instead, wearables, calorie-counting apps, and nutritional supplements have proven more attractive to those who are looking for a quick return.
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For international restaurants, McDonald's said that at least half of the Happy Meal options available must meet its new nutritional guidelines.
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You can find a meal's nutritional facts, cooking instructions, and bonus information like it being high in protein or gluten-free.
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In fact, when researchers compared gluten-free products to similar items containing gluten, the nutritional content was similarly poor, Elliott said.
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Earlier, and for the same reasons, WFP announced the suspension of nutritional aid to about 200,000 kindergarten children in North Korea.
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Beyond reducing sugar levels, the drive to make healthier carbohydrates has also included improving the nutritional value of grains like rice.
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At 18, Cisneros launched a wholesaling company for nutritional supplements, and later created his own products under his brand Spartan Labs.
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What the team discovered was that sloths are so tightly constrained by their nutritional needs, that adaptation would actually be disadvantageous.
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It works like every other diet by putting you in a caloric deficit, but it could also lead to nutritional deficiencies.
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I'm used to this because of Weight Watchers, but it usually just requires looking up nutritional info for a certain dish.
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