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What’s New at the University of Illinois Clare Hasler, Ph.D., heads the Functional Foods for Health Program at offices in Urbana and Chicago. It is devoted to the study of phytochemicals (naturally occuring chemicals found in plants) with a faculty of 75 working on different programs. She summarizes three of their most recent and ongoing ... Phytochemical Update
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Phytochemical Update
What’s New at the University of Illinois Clare Hasler, Ph.D., heads the Functional Foods for Health Program at offices in Urbana and Chicago. It is devoted to the study of phytochemicals (naturally occuring chemicals found in plants) with a faculty of 75 working on different programs. She summarizes three of their most recent and ongoing ... Phytochemical Update
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Vivian Brake, MS, RD, Eat Well and Keep Moving Project, says that students in the cafeteria seem to eat fruits much better when they are cut up. For instance, orange wedges were more popular than whole oranges. Maryjane Knight, MS, RD, is always adding fruits and vegetables to something....
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Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Tips from Dietitians and Family and Consumer Science Professionals
Vivian Brake, MS, RD, Eat Well and Keep Moving Project, says that students in the cafeteria seem to eat fruits much better when they are cut up. For instance, orange wedges were more popular than whole oranges. Maryjane Knight, MS, RD, is always adding fruits and vegetables to something....