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- Garlic: For Flavor and Health
Culinary Medicine by Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD and Lori A Smolin, PhD Garlic, one of the first plants
- Watermelon: The Happiness of Summer
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD You cannot dry it, can it, or
- Is Whole-Fat Dairy Healthy?
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD Which type of dairy should you
- Pomegranates: Seeds of Health
Culinary Medicine by Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD and Lori A Smolin, PhD Baskets of bright red pomegranates
- Ramen: Microgreens or Microwave?
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, Registered Dietitian Ramen is both
- Eat Your Vegetables: Fresh, Frozen, or Canned?
Culinary Medicine by Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD and Lori A Smolin, PhD “Eat your vegetables.”
- Listeria: Keeping your Food Safe
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD It is not unusual to hear reports
- Food Dyes: Rainbows and Risks
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD Bright blue popsicles, cherry-red
- Chia Seeds: An Ancient Superfood
Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD Chia seeds are small but mighty
- Brussels Sprouts: From Dreaded to Delectable
Trendy Superfood Discover the History, Health Benefits, & Cooking Tips Culinary Medicine by Mary B Grosvenor
- References: Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth
ajg/fulltext/2018/10001/recent_probiotic_use_is_independently_associated.1151.aspx [24] Smolin LA & Grosvenor
- Turmeric- a remedy for conditions related to inflammation?
Turmeric Root, Yellow Root, and Curcuma Aromatica Culinary Medicine by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor
