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The Concise Encyclopedia of Foods and Nutrition.
Please take this quick survey to tell us about what happens after you publish a paper. October 1987, Volume 14, Issue 1–2, pp 167–167 Cite as. Food for health-a nutrition encyclopedia Audrey H. Ensminger, M. E. Ensminger, J. Konlande, and J. R. K. Robson.
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Ensminger A. An authoritative, comprehensive, alphabetized encyclopedia for health and nutrition majors, consumers, nutritionists and other health care professionals, and food producers covers all relevant aspects of over 2700 topics concerning interactions among foods, health, an. . An authoritative, comprehensive, alphabetized encyclopedia for health and nutrition majors, consumers, nutritionists and other health care professionals, and food producers covers all relevant aspects of over 2700 topics concerning interactions among foods, health, and nutrition. The 1184 text pages include 787 illustrations (327 in color), and over 1300 food compositions. Topics include detailed information on specific topics (.
Food writer Anderson (The Food of Portugal) and University of Pittsburgh nutritionist Deskins team up to produce . Ultimately, this book is not a "bible" that can stand alone. It is a useful complement to Audrey H. Ensminger's Foods and Nutrition Encyclopedia (CRC P. 1994
The briefest entries (. Calorie, Ileitis, Xanthan Gum) offer clear, jargon-free definitions. 1994. 2d e., which contains much longer essays under some entries but which also contains some bias.
Marion Eugene Ensminger, Audrey H. Ensminger I not only plan to recommend this book as a must for my graduate students, but as an excellent reference for nutritionists in other countries where I work. Ensminger. I not only plan to recommend this book as a must for my graduate students, but as an excellent reference for nutritionists in other countries where I work. This is the type of reference health workers have needed for a long time. -Dr. MARY F. FUTRELL Mississippi State University.
These books provide a guide to different types of healthy diets and plenty of recipes and hacks to keep your eating on track. Eat, Drink, and Be Healthy: The Harvard Medical School Guide to Healthy Eating. There’s lots of advice out there about carbohydrates and diet, and not all of it is grounded by science. He even offers a critique of USDA guidelines concerning carbs
The Visual Foods Encyclopedia. Wood, R. The Whole Foods Encyclopedia. New York, NY: Prentice-Hall Press; 1988.
The Visual Foods Encyclopedia. Phillips KM, Ruggio DM, Ashraf-Khorassani M. Phytosterol composition of nuts and seeds commonly consumed in the United States.