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Nutritional science

Nutritional science (also nutrition science, sometimes short nutrition, dated trophology) is the science that studies the physiological process of nutrition (primarily human nutrition), interpreting the nutrients and other substances in food in relation to maintenance, growth, reproduction, health and disease of an organism.

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Nutritional science

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Triples44
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
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related to Scientific journals · 17
Nutritional science → Academic Publications JapanFood, Academy, Business Media, Center, Dietetics, Food Science, GermanyJournal, Japan, Japan Society, Nutrition, Nutrition Research, NutritionJournal, Springer Science, Swedish Nutrition FoundationEuropean Journal, The Nutrition SocietyJournal, The Vitamin Society, Vitaminology
related to Distinction · 6
Nutritional science → Ecotrophology, English, Germany, Nutritional, Today, Trophology
related to history · 6
Nutritional science → Before, Kenneth John Carpenter, Macronutrients, Short History, The, Until
related to Academic studies and education · 5
Nutritional science → At, Laboratory, Later, Nutritional, Students
related to Notable nutritional scientists · 5
Nutritional science → Adalbert Schweigart, European, Hanni Rützler, John Yudkin, Konrad Biesalski

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nutritional science nutrition food human vitamin germany universities substances studies health focus john first university chemistry also short dated trophology

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special food chemistryinstance ofthis involves subjects0.80text
nutritional physiologyinstance ofthis involves subjects0.80text
nutritional epidemiologyinstance ofthis involves subjects0.80text
food lawinstance ofthis involves subjects0.80text
nutritional medicineinstance ofthis involves subjects0.80text
Nutritional sciencerelated to Academic studies and educationNutritional0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to Academic studies and educationAt0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to Academic studies and educationLater0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to Academic studies and educationStudents0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to Academic studies and educationLaboratory0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to DistinctionNutritional0.60section
Nutritional sciencerelated to DistinctionTrophology0.60section

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