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Nutrient density

Nutrient density identifies the amount of beneficial nutrients in a food product in proportion to e.g. energy content, weight or amount of perceived detrimental nutrients. Terms such as nutrient rich and micronutrient dense refer to similar properties. Currently there is no universal standard for the term nutrient density, nor an agreed unit with which…

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related to Further reading · 78
Nutrient density → Acad Nutr Diet, Addressing Nutrient Density, Am, Am Coll Nutr, Am Diet Assoc, American, An Idea Whose Time, Annex II, Article, August, Boxer, Cason, Cates, Cencage Learning, Childhood Obesity, Cite, CiteSeerX, Clemson University Department, Clin Nutr, Consumer Judging
related to Definition and usage · 8
Nutrient density → According, Beyond, Nutrient, Ordering, Ranking, Some, When, World Health Organization
related to Timeline · 4
Nutrient density → Bionutrient Food Association, Bionutrient Meter, Dan Kittredge, The Bionutrient Institute
related to Measuring in proportion to energy content · 3
Nutrient density → By, Focusing, If
related to Using a single measure for multiple nutrients · 2
Nutrient density → No, So
is a · 1
Nutrient density → statistical method of comparing foods by the proportion of nutrients in foods
related to Criticism · 1
Nutrient density → The

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Nutrient densityis astatistical method of comparing foods by the proportion of nutrients in foods0.90text
nutrient richinstance ofTerms0.80text
micronutrient dense refer to similar propertiesinstance ofTerms0.80text
meatsinstance ofnutrient-dense foods0.80text
fruitsinstance ofnutrient-dense foods0.80text
vegetables are the opposite of energy-dense foodinstance ofnutrient-dense foods0.80text
Nutrient densityrelated to CriticismThe0.60section
Nutrient densityrelated to Definition and usageAccording0.60section
Nutrient densityrelated to Definition and usageWorld Health Organization0.60section
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Nutrient densityrelated to Definition and usageOrdering0.60section
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