Encyclopedia Of Human Nutrition Second Edition 2nd Edition Benjamin Caballero Editor by Benjamin Caballero (editor), Lindsay Allen (editor), Andrew Prentice (editor) 9780121501105, 0121501108 instant download after payment.

Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition, Second Edition is a thorough revision and 20% expansion of the 1998 release, reflecting the continuing scientific advances in the field of human nutrition. Now a four-volume set, nearly 300 articles with concise, up-to-date information are complemented by an award-winning indexing system. Included is expanded coverage of epidemiology of diet-related diseases, functional foods, food safety, clinical nutrition and gastrointestinal disorders. Virtually everyone will find the Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition an easy-to-use resource making it an ideal reference choice for both the professional and the non-professional alike.
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FEATURES OF SECOND PRINT EDITION

• Now a four-volume set with over 250 articles
• Expanded coverage of epidemiology of diet-related diseases, functional foods, food safety, and gastrointestinal disorders, among other topics

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