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It does not take long with the good ethnographies to get the sense that animals are far more important to people than mere providers of food, significant though that is in its own right.
It does not take long with the good ethnographies to get the sense that animals are far more important to people than mere providers of food, significant though that is in its own right.
A Victoria University researcher is investigating whether consumers will make healthier food choices if they scan nutrition barcodes while shopping . Carla Battaglia, a nutritional therapist at VU’s St Albans Campus, is conducting an …
I thought that it was one of the best researched ‘popular’ science books that I had ever come across. The basic advice was that carbohydrate drives insulin drives fat. So I kicked out most carbohydrates from my diet.