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AAU Podcasts - The Science Behind What You Eat

The Science Behind What You Eat

01/11/13 • 81 min

AAU Podcasts
Antioxidants, polyphenolic compounds, free radicals and hydrogenation... oh my! If these concepts are foreign to you, they will not be after this lecture. The science of food and how our bodies are impacted by what we eat will not only fascinate you, but also help you take control of your health.
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Antioxidants, polyphenolic compounds, free radicals and hydrogenation... oh my! If these concepts are foreign to you, they will not be after this lecture. The science of food and how our bodies are impacted by what we eat will not only fascinate you, but also help you take control of your health.

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