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Balisi, Mairin Francesca Aragones, author.
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-toothed cats---before becoming large and hypercarnivorous (diet of >70% meat) later in their history. This
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Dellogono, Michael, author.
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bodybuilding competitor were examined. A low carbohydrate diet (<20% kCal) with high-fat intake (<60% kCal
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Spagopoulou, Foteini, author.
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reproductive ageing. Finally, continuing the T. angusticollis experiment, I also found that parental diet
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Pletsch, Elizabeth Anne, author.
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foods for refined grains in the diet to reduce the risk of type II diabetes and other chronic diseases
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Bonoan, Rachael E., author.
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micronutrients, bees likely forage in compound-rich water for minerals their floral diet lacks. Micronutrient
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Zimmerman, Sarah M., author.
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, low-calcium diet, unloading and glucocorticoid treatment. I hypothesized that osteocytes become
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Whiteman, Eliza Davenport, author.
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. Rates of obesity and diet-related chronic disease are also dangerously high and recent introduction of
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Peng, Ke, author.
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improve diet-related behaviors. It is, however, unclear how built environment is related to the use of
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Huang, Madelyn C., author.
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-folate, high-fat diet. Males were more insulin resistant than females; KO mice more than WT mice. In both
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Cozzo, Alyssa Joy, author.
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, in the mammary microenvironment of high-fat diet (HFD)-fed mice. Thus, herein we conducted a two
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Laing, Brenton, author.
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fat diet and voluntary running wheel exercise training for 12 weeks. Exercise training decreased high
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Inigo, Melissa Mae Raval, author.
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. Spontaneous cage activity was similar between diet-matched WT and ERalphaKOism mice for both sexes, even after
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Hlavka, Reid R., author.
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loss. Individuals demonstrated greater perceptions of goal consistency, diet success, and diet
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Huebner, Katherine Louise, author.
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significant impact of diet, treatment, and other management factors on rumen microbial ecology, including
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MacArthur, John Lachlan, author.
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developed significantly fewer tumors than mice fed a control diet that was calorically and nutritionally
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Du Bour, Amanda Marie, author.
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feeding. The third hypothesis I tested, nighttime diet composition differs from daytime diet composition
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Oreper, Daniel G., author.
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analysis, we detected dozens of POE/diet-by-POE on gene expression, a handful of similar effects on
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Pereira Sanglard, Leticia Maria, author.
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diet, sex, and diet-by-sex interaction, respectively. For blood, 452, 1392, and 155 DEG were identified
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Stratford, Kimberly M., author.
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were placed on either a VDD or normal diet for 16-19 weeks and surgically implanted with biopotential
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Selvey, Hannah Rachel, author. (orcid)0000-0002-1583-410X
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captive diet being one of the prominent explanations. This thesis explores the effects of captivity on the
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Eng, Robin Yuet Ying, author.
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availability, however direct studies of spotted skunk diet and foraging strategies are needed. We also
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McKinnon, Leslie M., author.
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, including elements of the immune system, and aiding food digestion. Diet is a significant contributor to the
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Liu, Meng-Chia, author.
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artery wire injury model and apoE knockout mice fed high fat diet, for the development of neointima and
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Baxter, Mikayla, author.
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malnutrition diet where chicks received a rye-based diet for 10 days, and then switched to the control diet
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Alsulaiman, Saud Abdulaziz, author.
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balanced diet, have not been adopted by the Saudi people.
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Robertson, Hilary, author. (orcid)0000-0002-2069-1254
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through changes in energy and diet quality. Diet quality scores, assessed by measuring what individuals
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Adams, Claire V.A., author.
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United States (U.S.), the hospitality industry has become an integral part of Americans' diet and
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Crawford, Sarah, author. (orcid)0000-0002-4868-8057
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properly compared. The National Cancer Institute Diet History Questionnaire-II (DHQ-II) can estimate DHA
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Smith, Eric James, author.
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birds when only metabolite data can be obtained. However, such an index may be affected by sex, diet, or
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Yuan, Yan, author.
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AIN-93G diet, in which lutein was added to reach the concentration 0.01%. C57/BL6 virgin female mice
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Gabriel, Susan, author.
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. Diet and obesity, two modifiable risk factors, have been implicated in the risk for both cancers. Early
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Gonzalez, Jose Alfredo Soto, author.
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carcass performance. Contrary in Exp. 2, pigs fed increasing SID Trp:Lys in diet containing RAC did not
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Budde, Ashley Marie, author.
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carcass characteristics of feedlot steers fed a steam-flaked corn-based finishing diet. Steers were
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Heath, Tahirah K. I., author.
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construction of proteins, whereas for humans, lysine is an essential amino acid obtained through diet. DapE has
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O'Halloran, Michael J., author.
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index (BMI) and other health behaviors such as diet and physical activity are strong predictors of adult
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Burris, Mecca, author.
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associations of diet, food security, and body size/composition to menarche were evaluated. A Cox hazards model
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Welfelt, Lindsay Suzanne, author.
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the relationship between diet and demographic factors. We found that consumption of anthropogenic food
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Li, Katherine Jia, author.
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-linoleoylglycine, 12,13-diHOME). Several diet-derived amino acids, phytochemicals, and cofactors/vitamins with
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Temple, Norman J. editor.
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Intolerance: Diagnosis and Nutritional Management -- Hone Health: Sound Suggestions for Stronger Bones -- Diet
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Kumar, Saravana. editor.
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management in bariatric surgery -- 32.Perioperative diet management in bariatric surgery -- 33.Importance of
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Doria, Cataldo. editor.
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role of integrate medicine in liver failure and after liver transplantation -- Diet and exercise before
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Lestuzzi, Chiara. editor.
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Cancer, heart diseases and common risk factors: Diet and Physical activity -- PART II – CARDIAC PROBLEMS
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Rippe, James M. editor.
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effects of added sugars and saturated fatty acids in the diet. Finally, specialized chapters will be
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Costa, Mónica Mendes da, author.
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condensed tannins, chestnut hydrolysable tannins or their mixture (100 g/kg DM) in a complete diet with
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Codeço, Sara Cristina Queirós Magalhaes Sá, author.
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chromatographic techniques. Finally, the potential of including Portuguese GL varieties in the diet of two
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Fouche, Christopher Edward, author.
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The standard American diet revolves around the ideal of individual autonomy, expressed through
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Griffin, Jacqueline Reedy, author.
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transcription was markedly higher in the control diet. Alternatively, the second MyHC isoform for which dietary
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Ayton, Tracy.
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Ketogenic Diet -- Examples -- Breakfast -- Lunch -- Dinner -- Recipes -- Easy egg salad -- Meat Bagel
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Kershaw, Jonathan, author.
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(CAC) and diet-induced obesity (DIO). CAC is characterized by ongoing loss of lean muscle and adipose
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Patella, Christine, author.
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66% of the subjects had anemia. The mean (SD) minimum diet diversity score (MDD-W) was 4.06 (1.18
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Spencer, Courtney Marie, author.
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the same diet in a creep area. Calves did not have access to the cows' feed. Cow and calf BW were
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Aparachita, Pornpim, author.
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, 20, 40 and 80 mg of Zn/mL of water). Pigs were fed a common diet with added Zn from ZnO or Cu from
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Brannon, Erin, author.
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. Adolescents also self-monitored their physical activity in the Calorie Counter & Diet Tracker by MyFitnessPal
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Civiello, Anthony P., author.
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. I analyzed 506 YOY shovelnose sturgeon in 2014 and 569 in 2015 (14 to 120 mm FL) and found diet
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Rouf, Farzana, author.
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EC, and AGE can negatively modulate this effect; and 4) Western diet consumption can increase AGE
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Haviland, Catherine, author.
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steers in both experiments. Overall, ZH did not have an effect on Trum until it was removed from the diet
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Lights, Zion.
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alternatives -- A note on growth charts -- 4. Diet and nutrition, part two: weaning -- When should you wean
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Nordling, Jørgen. editor.
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.Therapy -- Chapter 18.Complementary and Alternative Medical Treatments of Bladder Pain Syndrome -- Chapter 19.Diet
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Ebringer, Alan. author.
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Klebsiella substrates -- Ankylosing spondylitis and the “low starch diet” -- The problem of Crohn’s disease
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Watson, Ronald Ross. editor.
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cessation in infants: Causes and solutions -- Salt, diet and metabolic factors affecting breastfeeding
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Watson, Ronald Ross. editor.
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errors of metabolism -- Ketogenic Diet as treatment option for infants with intractable epileptic
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Boiti, Cristiano. editor.
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cattle: effects on health status and growth performances -- Extruded linseed in the diet of grazing goats
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Locke, Edwin A.
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-- Using goals to promote health behaviour change : diet and physical activity / Mical K. Shilts, Marilyn S
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Terkeltaub, Robert.
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of Gout 10 Treatment of Acute Gout 11 Diet, Alcohol, Obesity, and Hyperuricemia 12 Uricosuric Therapy
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Cameron, Noël.
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interdisciplinary area of human development. With timely chapters on obesity, diet / lifestyle, and genetics, this
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Hill, Rodney A.
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Differences Comparison of calves fed in the growing phase versus the finishing phase o Effect of diet - high
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Campana, Douglas V.
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/ Sue Stallibrass -- Status and diet at the workers' town, Giza, Egypt / Richard Redding -- Chiefly fare
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Tollefsbol, Trygve O.
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-- 27. The Effects of Diet on Epigenetic Processes -- 28. Environmental Agents and Epigenetics -- 29
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International Food Policy Research Institute.
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Variable Estimation -- Chapter 15. Achieving an Ideal Diet -- Modeling with Linear Programming -- Technical
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Sims, David W.
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predatory risk; 2.3. Foraging behaviour and diet; 2.4. Ranging patterns and daily movements; 2.5
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Tomas-Barberan, F. A. (Francisco A.)
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alleviate diet-related diseases; agronomy and the nutritional quality of fruit; storage and handling of
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Küçükarslan, Aylin
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control groups. Standart treatment (diet, medical treatment, exercise suggestion) was continued in the
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Ankel-Simons, Friderun.
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brain function -- 7. Teeth -- Tooth morphology and diet, can they be reliably correlated? -- Tooth
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Qureshi, G. A. (G. Ali)
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Antioxidant Activity of Estrogens in their Potent Neuroprotection / Diet, Herbs, and Nutritional Protection
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Bilbao Montoya, Maria Pilar, author.
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activity in the colon. These biomarkers decreased after an exclusion or fibre-free diet and symptoms
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Southward, Alan J.
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; Acknowledgements; References; Chapter 4: Crustacea in Arctic and Antarctic Sea Ice:Distribution, Diet and Life
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Campbell, Judith L.
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4. Regulation of FOXC25. WAT versus BAT; 6. Protection against diet-induced insulin resistance; 7
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Pappas, Athanasios C., author.
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if included in the broiler breeder diet at too high a level. Selenium supplied in the maternal diet
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Ahmad, Ashhad, author.
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and after pregnancy including balanced diet, adequate rest and periodical medical check up. After the
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Kulbrandstad Walker, Siv Tove, author.
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symbolism bestowed upon foodstuffs, the importance of the quarry in the diet and the ceremonial carving of
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Shannon, Scott M.
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. -- R. D'Angelo, Aromatherapy. -- J. Settle, Diet and Essential Fatty Acids. -- J. Settle, Nutritional
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Krauth, Joachim, 1941-
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Remarks -- 1.1 The Diet Experiment of the Prophet Daniel -- 1.2 The Lemon Experiment of an Egyptian Judge
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European Conference on Plant Biotechnology (2nd : 1999 : Rome, Italy)
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food and a more diverse diet; decreasing amount of land available for food production; lowering
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Dobbing, John.
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synthesises by the immature organism and must therefore be supplied in the diet. Breast milk contains these
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Sheldon, Jennifer W.
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CHARACTERISTICS; TAXONOMY; DIET; ACTIVITY; REPRODUCTION; SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND BEHAVIOR; CHAPTER 3. Genus Canis
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Bills, Donald D., 1932-
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Research; Chapter 2.Impact of Diet on Human Oncology; Introduction; Diet and Cancer; Scientific Rationale
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Cartledge, T. G.
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general formula and importance in the diet""; ""4.2 Derivation of biosynthetic precursors of amino acids
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Dall, W.
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; Chapter 9. Food and Feeding; I. Food; II. Feeding Behaviour; III. Variation in Diet; Chapter 10
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Poskitt, E. M. E. (Elizabeth M. E.)
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assessment; Publisher Summary; Assessing nutritional status: What does the diet tell us; Nutritional
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Cohen, P. (Philip), 1945-
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-- Chapter 8. Bacteriophage T4 infection mechanisms, by Diet mar Rabussay -- 1. General introduction -- 2. T4
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Inter-American Conference on Toxicology and Occupational Medicine (10th : 1978 : Miami, Fla.)
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methods; discussion; references; chapter 12. mechanism of action of diet as a carcinogen; stomach cancer
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Keystone Conference on Soy Protein and Human Nutrition (1978)
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STUDIES; PROTEIN QUALITY DURING LACTATION; ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT SITUATION; DIET IMPROVEMENT; SUMMARY
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International Congress of Physiological Sciences (26th : 1974 : New Delhi, India)
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cold exposure in rats adapted to cold and those on high fat diet; REFERENCES; Chapter 13. Rabbit's skin
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Cook, Robert P., editor.
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Plasma Cholesterol; III. Species Differences; IV. Race; V. The Effect of Diet; VI. Plasma Cholesterol in
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Bourne, Geoffrey H. (Geoffrey Howard), 1909-1988.
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Composition to Diet; III. Cartilage and Bone Matrix.
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Harris, Robert S. (Robert Samuel), 1904-1983.
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the Pantothenate Content of the Diet and Indicative of Alterations of Adrenocortical Function; V
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Harris, Robert S. (Robert Samuel), 1904-1983.
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Tryptophan-Niacin Interrelationship; VIII. Mechanism of Conversion; IX. Summary; References; Chapter 5. Diet
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Greenstein, Jesse P. (Jesse Philip), 1902-1959, author.
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Hormone Inhibition; Induction of Tumors other than Mammary; Diet and Different Stages of Carcinogenesis
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Stallard, Paul.
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strengths -- Find and celebrate the positive -- Look after yourself -- Diet -- Sleep -- How Much Sleep Do I
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Rivera, Rebecca Lynn-Anne, author.
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-term evaluation featured the overall diet quality of the SNAP-Ed-eligible population using the Healthy Eating
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Machacek, Miranda, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1067-0561
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" diet. Naive CD4+ T cells from obese mice have elevated O-GlcNAc levels compared to cells from mice fed
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Dingess, Paige M., author.
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cortex. This effect was observed in animals fed the HF diet in a restricted manner such that their weight
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Abwe, Ekwoge Enang, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8852-763X
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proportion of fleshy fruits was more significant in the diet of the ecotone chimpanzees, while fibrous foods
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Aragona, Kayla Marie, author.
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-carotene to cows fed a diet formulated to contain around 9% RDP or 11% RDP. Sixteen multiparous lactating
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Hendrix, Rachel D., author.
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diet-induced prediabetic syndrome. To determine if endogenous mouse APP contributed to the phenotype of
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Chen, Liang, author.
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susceptible to high-fat-diet (HFD) induced obesity and were insulin tolerant. These observations coincided
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Liu, Shule, author.
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of NH3 emission and other measured variables. By using multivariate linear regression, the pig diet
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Goldman-Huertas, Benjamin, author.
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ancestral diet, and also evolve an attraction to novel cues indicative of their new oviposition substrate
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Dougherty, Holland Christiana, author.
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observed between forage-based and concentrate-based diets, but patterns were consistent within diet types
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Kumordzie, Sika Mawunyo, author.
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factors related to blood pressure in the cohort of children, and 3) determine the association between diet
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Ahmed, Rayan Abdulbasit, author.
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. Presumably due to diet and other environmental factors, the incidence of BC is significantly higher in
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Gwin, Jess A., author.
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-restriction diet on appetite control, food cravings, and free-living ad libitum food intake in overweight women
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Battson, Micah Lee, author.
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in the development of vascular dysfunction in obesity. We found that Western diet (WD)-induced
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Hartley, Genevieve, author.
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environment, and diet between dogs that parallel variations found between human patients. Furthermore
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Hudson, Joshua L., author.
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. Multitudinous research has focused on the macronutrient composition of an energy-restricted diet both to improve
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Carreiro, Alicia L., author.
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-/- enterocytes contain a greater number of larger sized CLDs compared to enterocytes from WT, diet-induced obese
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Weinstein, Lara Carson, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1862-3516
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behavior or lifestyle factors, such as poor diet, sedentary routines, and low motivation, as well as
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Poyssick, Anthony N., author.
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chronically replenish any electrolytes lost. The increases in Posm and USG may suggest that diet and fluid
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Alghuraybi, Salma Fahad, author.
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(maximum score = 69), III-Choosing Everyday Foods (maximum score = 10), and IV-Diet/Disease Relationship
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Mauch, Emily Danielle, author.
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the performance of pigs fed a standard corn and soybean-meal based diet, similar to the diet fed
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Schaller, Megan Lynn, author.
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concentrations compared to the HFL diet. Following LPS stimulation, IL-6 mRNA expression was lower in HFFO when
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Williams, Devin N., author.
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change in diet.
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Zangaro, Casey, author.
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, untreated WS, heat-pretreated WS, or CA-pretreated WS as the sole source of protein; and N-free diet. The
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Mills, Kayla, author.
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ADG as a result of diet 5 having only a 3.9% reduction in ADG whereas diet 6 had 14.4% reduction in
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Van Volkom, Kaitlin Samantha, author.
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diet of tunicates. Less weight was lost on a diet of D. listeranium than was on a diet of B. violaceus
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Wang, Fang, author.
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healthy diet in terms of good health and quality of diet. Females perceive that it is more difficulty for
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Sinniger, Janine, author.
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were fed a common brome hay-based diet (CP = 8.0 +/- 0.17%). Cows were blocked by expected calving date
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Hlubik, Sarah, author.
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larger brain. These morphological changes indicate a behavioral change to a higher quality diet with
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Kivai, Stanislaus, author.
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-juvenile foraging differences, I collected data and compared the diet choice, metabolizable energy intake, the
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Lampo, Eli G., author.
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suggest that all three structures could be used in diet analyses to accurately estimate silver carp total
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Hutsko, Stephanie, author.
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sufficient oocyst cycling to elicit an immune response and found that protein level in the diet as well as
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Mollenkopf, Dixie Francis, author.
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) phenotype. Cattle fed chlortetracycline in their diet and heavier weight cattle were less likely to carry
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Brizzi, Kate T.
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Therapy for ADHD -- 97. Ketogenic Diet for the Treatment of Childhood Epilepsy -- 98. Hypothermia for
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Vélez Rubio, Gabriela Manuela, author.
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- To describe the diet and the ontogenetic dietary shift of green turtles. 3- To assess the migratory
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Schultz, Nichol Elizabeth, author.
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. Unexplained variation at the farm level after accounting for diet, exercise, and sampling time of year
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Maharry, Kati S., author.
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: personal habits, comprising diet, drinking habits (including alcohol and coffee, both which have potential
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Xu, Jinyu, author.
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detrimental impacts of a high fat diet on colon cancer risk were consistent with previous studies. The present
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Shonkoff, Eleanor Barrow Tate, author.
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influence child diet by testing cross-sectional associations in a nationally-representative dataset and a
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Burckhardt, Peter. editor.
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Postmenopausal Women -- The negative effect of a high protein – low Calcium diet -- Prebiotics, probiotics
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Tewari, Ashutosh. editor.
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Generation Screening Tests -- 29. Diet and Prostate Cancer: A Holistic Approach to Management -- 30
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Watson, Ronald Ross. editor.
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-- Viral infections and cancer during alcohol use -- Ethanol and hepatocarcinogenesis -- Alcohol, diet and
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Watson, Ronald Ross. editor.
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disease care -- 37.Western diet-mediated mTORC1-signaling in acne, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and
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Pitchumoni, C. S.
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-- Iron, copper and zinc -- Vitamin D and calcium -- Dietary Fiber in Health and Disease -- Healthy Diet
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Mithen, Steven J.
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Archaeological Methodologies: 20. The reconstruction of diet and environment in ancient Jordan by carbon and
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Preedy, Victor R.
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wheat flour fortification with folic acid -- Effects of the soybean flour diet on insulin secretion and
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Blouin, Francis X.
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founding of the National Diet Library in Occupied Japan / Leslie Pincus -- The new masters of memory
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Watson, Ronald R. (Ronald Ross)
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presents new hypotheses and conclusions on the effects of different bioactive components of the diet
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Watson, Ronald R. (Ronald Ross)
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-nutritional materials in the diet or as supplements can have important health promotion benefits. Those that are
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Paquin, Paul.
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proteins are also covered. Chapters on product development and the role of beverages in the diet complete
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Mendelson, Scott D.
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Syndrome, psychiatric illness, dementia and effects of not only diet and life choices, but also the effects
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Taylor, A. J. (Andrew John), 1951-
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food formulation. With increasing consumer demand for diet products, ready meals and natural
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Ünal, Aslı Doğruk
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without organ dysfunction and treatment with some life style changes like diet, exercise and
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Watson, D. H. (David H.), 1952-
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influences on carcinogen-metabolizing enzymes -- 2.4 Evidence of gene-diet interactions -- 2.5 Summary and
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Baradaran Attar Moghadam, Hamid Reza, author.
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included bilingual diabetes videos. The approach was culturally competent in terms of language, diet
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Mydlo, Jack H.
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Prostate Cancer -- The Role of Diet -- What are the effects of dietary supplements (selenium & vitamin E
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Gorman, Helen Elizabeth, author.
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-fostered again at hatching, and long-term maternal effects acting via egg quality and diet treatment of the
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Doherty, Patrick Joseph, author.
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was encouraged between sessions. Educational sessions on diet, medication, psychology and the benefits
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Henry, C. J. K.
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nutrition handbook for food processors is a standard work in its field. Summarises key findings on diet and
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Bekele, Afework, author.
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steady increase in head and body length was recorded up to 40g. Analysis of diet from the stomach
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Carachi, Robert, author.
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-carcinogenic (Hill 1974). The total faecal bile acid excretion was significantly lower in rats on a high fibre diet
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Chalmers, James Samuel, author.
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effects of diet. 2. A series of eight experiments was undertaken to study further the effects of diet on
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Stokes, Martin Richard, author.
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concentrate parts of the diet separated and given in alternate meals at 3 hour intervals. The provision of the
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Fisher, W. D., author.
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shock by pretreatment with an "elemental" diet or enterectomy prior to shock. ?-sympathetic blockage
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Campbell, James R., author.
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produced. Metabolic balances carried out on these animals showed that the addition of vitamin D to the diet
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Walrand, Stéphane.
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-- II. Pathophysiology of Skeletal Muscle: The Important Role of Diet and Nutrients -- 1: Ageing and
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Mccullough, Shaun D.
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-- Evolutionary Conservation in Diet and DNA Methylation -- Background Diet Considerations in Rodents -- Caloric
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Segal, Isidor.
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-Saharan Africa -- Epidemiology -- Etiology -- Diet, Environmental, and Lifestyle Factors -- Precursor Lesions
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Caballero, Benjamin.
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deficiencies Explores the use of diet to reduce disease risk and optimize health Compiles methods for detection
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Arslan, Yasemin
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patients' diet it should be so important to consider nutrition related cardiovasular disease risk factors
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Alpern, Robert J.
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contemporary Western diet: an evolutionary perspective -- Clinical syndromes of metabolic alkalosis -- Clinical
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Rakel, David.
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and glycemic load -- The anit-inflammatory diet -- The DASH diet -- Writing an exercise prescription
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Preedy, Victor R.
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Homeostasis -- Energy from Alcohol -- The Mediterranean Diet and the Contribution and Role of Alcohol -- The
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Feldman, David, 1939-
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the Calcium Economy -- CH 47: Effects of Race, Geography, Body Habitus, Diet, and Exercise on Vitamin
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Spielberger, Charles Donald, 1927-2013.
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Motivation and culture -- Motivation to diet and exercise -- Motives and goals
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Rattan, Suresh.
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Overview -- 7.2 Adaptive Nature of Hormesis: Phyto-Hormetins in the Animal and Human Diet -- 7.3 Hormesis
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Ahmad Khan, Mohd Sajjad.
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Physical Activity and Diet -- 13.2.4 Environmental Exposures -- 13.3 An Overview of Complications
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Viswanath, Buddolla.
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, Diet, and Risk Assessment -- 4.4 Conclusion and Future Perspectives -- References -- Chapter 5: Recent
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Sarkar, Mustafa.
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.1. Nutrition -- 2.1.1.1. Diet -- 2.1.1.2. Beverages -- 2.1.1.3. Supplementations -- 2.1.2. Non
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Carlyle, Simon.
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-- Methodology -- Swinawe Barn, Corby -- Carcass representation and butchery -- Species representation and diet
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Atzeni, Fabiola.
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LEVEL CONTROL IN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES -- 3.1 Diet and Nutraceuticals.
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Watson, Ronald R. (Ronald Ross)
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contains a "dietary ingredient" intended to supplement the diet. The "dietary ingredients" in these
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Preedy, Victor R.
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: Content, Composition, Colonic Fermentability and Contribution to the Diet / Gǫi, M.E. Diaz-Rubio, F. Saura
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Azak, Emine
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addition, mean calorie and protein intake rates were calculated from the diet history of the last three
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Cleveland, Cutler J.
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, Overview -- Diet, Energy, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions -- Discount Rates and Energy Efficiency Gap
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