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This Dictionary Offers Jargon-free Entries On Food, Nutrition, Diet, And Health That Clearly Explain Even The Most Technical Of Nutritional Terms. From Abalone To Zymogens, Its Coverage Spans Types Of Food (including Both Everyday And Little-known Foods), Nutritional Information, Vitamins, Minerals, And Key Scientific Areas Including Metabolism And Genomics. This New Edition Includes Expanded Coverage Of Food Safety And Relevant Organisations, And Of The Nutritional Information Included For Many Foodstuffs. David A. Bender.
This dictionary provides a comprehensive, accessible reference for the complex terminology surrounding food, human nutrition, and public health. Authored by David A. Bender, a specialist in nutritional biochemistry, the text serves as a bridge between technical scientific literature and the general public by translating complex metabolic and genomic concepts into clear, jargon-free definitions.
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Experts and students frequently cite this work as a reliable, high-density reference tool for academic and professional settings. Readers note that the prose remains clear and accessible despite the technical nature of the subject matter.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191752398
ISBN-13:
9780191752391
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