Lavender oil
Educational overview of Lavender oil, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
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Educational overview of Lavender oil, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedCranberry is rich in antioxidants, polyphenols and micronutrients and serves various important functions in body.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedCurcumin is a yellow colored chemical compound found in turmeric and has a great health importance.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedLysine is an important essential amino acid required for the synthesis of various proteins of human body.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedCalcium is one of the most important minerals of human body which acts as the main constituents of bones and teeth.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedSpirulina is a blue-green algae or cyanobacteria, which acts as an important nutraceutical.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedGinger is commonly used as spice and well known for its anti-mutagenic effect.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedEducational overview of Magnesium, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedEducational overview of Glucosamine, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedIt is rich in various biologically active compounds which are responsible for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticarcinogenic and antifungal activities.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedWhey protein in considered as a complete and easily digestible protein. It contains all the essential amino acids and has great health importance.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedCoconut oil is the edible oil extracted from mature coconut and considered as one of the most important body friendly food stuffs.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedBiotin is a sulfur containing water soluble vitamin, that belongs to vitamin B complex family and is known as vitamin B7 or Vitamin H.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedEducational overview of Omega-3 fatty acid, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedGlycine is an amino acid, which helps in the biosynthesis of proteins within body.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedOil is used as cooking oil, but it also has its application on cosmetics, soap and in medicine fields.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedEducational overview of Health benefits of Coffee, with a recorded contributor and supporting references.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedZinc (Zn) helps in cellular metabolism and plays the role of an active antioxidant and helps in rapid wound healing.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedVitamin C is an important water-soluble vitamin, which chemical name is ascorbic acid.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
Reference list includedVitamin D3 is an important vitamin for the growth and development of skeletal system.
By Chitrarpita Mitra — MSc Food and Nutrition, BSc Food and Nutrition
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