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  1. Burpless cucumber

    Cucumber is an important fibre rich food stuff that is widely used in preparing especially salads and sandwiches.

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

    Reference list included
  2. Bitter foods

    Educational overview of Bitter foods, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

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

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  3. Bok choy

    It is considered as the top anti-inflammatory food and it is also extensively used for its various therapeutic purposes.

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

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  4. Selenium

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

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

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  5. Onion

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

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

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  6. Artichoke

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

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

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  7. Prebiotic

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

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

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  8. Essential oils

    Essential oils are concentrated aromatic mixtures of several chemical substances derived from plants.

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

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  9. Ashwagandha

    Ashwagandha is one of the most important herbs, widely used in ayurveda for centuries for its potent medicinal property and health benefits.

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

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  10. Branched Chain amino acid

    The anabolic property of BCAA is responsible for enhancing protein storage within body leads to improving nutritional status.

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

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  11. Eucalyptus oil

    Educational overview of Eucalyptus oil, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

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

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  12. Bioperine

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

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

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  13. Linoleic acid

    It is an essential fatty acid which cannot synthesize by body hence it should be consumed through regular diet.

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

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  14. Probiotics 60 Billion CFU

    Probiotic are defined as living microorganism, which are beneficial for health, especially for the digestive system.

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

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  15. Lemongrass oil

    Educational overview of Lemongrass oil, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.

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

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  16. Dill

    Dill contains several essential nutrients that help to promote health and immunological responses of the body.

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

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  17. Beer

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

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

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  18. Faba bean

    It is significantly rich in proteins, fibres, vitamins and minerals and its consumption are incredibly valuable for human life.

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

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  19. Kale

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

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

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