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Judith E. Brown
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ISBN: 9781305628007

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Ch. 1 - Nutrition is defined as the study of foods, their...Ch. 1 - The word nonessential, as in nonessential...Ch. 1 - Nutrients are classified into five basic groups:...Ch. 1 - Tissue stores of nutrients decline after blood...Ch. 1 - An individuals genetic traits play a role in how...Ch. 1 - Groups of people at higher risk than others of...Ch. 1 - Almost all multiple-ingredient foods must be...Ch. 1 - In general, % DV of 10 percent or more listed for...Ch. 1 - An overriding principle of nutrition labeling...Ch. 1 - The term enriched on a food label means that extra...
Ch. 1 - ________ You see a yogurt product at the grocery...Ch. 1 - Healthy individuals require the same nutrients...Ch. 1 - Iron deficiency during childhood may decrease a...Ch. 1 - The primary components of individual-level...Ch. 1 - Semiquantitative measures of dietary assessment...Ch. 1 - The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program...Ch. 1 - Individuals participating in the WIC program have...Ch. 1 - Questions 1820 refer to the following case...Ch. 1 - Questions 1820 refer to the following case...Ch. 1 - Questions 1820 refer to the following case...

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