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  1. Breast Cancer

    Breast Cancer affects the breast cells and can either develop in the ducts or lobules of the breast.

    By V Rughoonauth — MD

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  2. Type 1 Diabetes mellitus

    Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) is a chronic autoimmune condition. However, people with T1DM can have a normal life with regular insulin injection.

    By S Vilbrun — MD

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  3. Health benefits of Leek

    Educational overview of Health benefits of Leek, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  4. Health benefits of Alfalfa

    Alfalfa is an important medicinal herb traditionally used in Ayurveda for treating digestive disorders and arthritis.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  5. Poppy seed

    It has been extensively used for reducing the prevalence of asthma, cough, constipation, anti-inflammatory events and cardiovascular diseases.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  6. Nutmeg

    Nutmeg is an important spice obtained from the seed of nutmeg tree also known as Myristica fragrant.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  7. Garlic

    The various health benefits of Garlic and its proven effect on various ailments.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  8. Chia seed

    Educational overview of Chia seed, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  9. DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID (DHA)

    Educational overview of DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID (DHA), with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  10. Coenzyme Q10

    Educational overview of Coenzyme Q10, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  11. Medium chain triglyceride

    Medium chain triglyceride (MCT) is made up of three molecules of fatty acids and one molecule of glycerol.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  12. Clary sage oil

    Clary sage oil is well known for its soothing, calming and relaxing property and widely used for preventing stress and anxiety.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  13. Chamomile oil

    Chamomile oil is widely used for various therapeutic purposes and for aromatherapy.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  14. Sesame seeds

    Sesame seed is one of the most nutritious food stuffs and is used for various therapeutic purposes.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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  15. Tamarind

    Educational overview of Tamarind; contributor attribution is under editorial review.

    Attribution under editorial review

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  16. Black pepper

    It has a unique aroma and pungency due to the presence of oleoresin and alkaloids.

    By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition

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