nutrition
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3.4
- noun
- /nʊˈtrɪʃən/
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dietética
- During the summer, I worked in the Nutrition Department of the NIH Clinical Center (CC).
- nutrition research
- nutrition science
- human nutrition
But I, I do feel as if nutrition is not just science.
- But I, I do feel as if nutrition is not just science.
- I've been studying medicine and nutrition for over a decade now.
- So how do you go from the Amazon to a study of nutrition and ultimately neuroscience?
- So you get your master's in nutrition science.
- And so you went there for three years to study nutrition.
- And they're trained in nutrition, they're trained in CBT as well and psychology.
- I've interviewed Sachin Panda, a number of different sort of chrono nutrition scientists.
- So the Sugar Research Council was the chief donor to the Harvard Nutrition School.
- They are all true, but most of the protein experts in nutrition that don't have a product or so.
- The the psychology professor who is now an expert on nutrition, Right.
- Is that just how resistant the medical establishment has been to nutrition?
Examples
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The study, which is supported by the Egg Nutrition Center in Washington, D.C.,
Academic text (2003) -
The science of sleep, science of nutrition, the science of exercise.
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I'm one of the very rare people who did nutrition school before going to medical school.
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And my entire approach to nutrition and training was flipped on its head.
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Eating for two is simply not an accurate reflection of current nutrition advice during pregnancy.
Academic text (2012) -
-For example, studies have shown that good nutrition can rebalance a system entirely.
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She gave me this book on nutrition.
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I've been studying medicine and nutrition for over a decade now.
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Medical doctor Denis Burkitt was among the first to see a relationship between nutrition and the geographic distribution of diseases.
Academic text (2004) -
The doctor emphasized the importance of proper nutrition for maintaining good health.
Synonyms
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The study of how food affects health
Compounds
- Specialized
A way of giving all needed food and fluids into a vein when someone cannot eat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nutrition comes from the Latin nutrire 'to feed', the same root as nourish and nurture. That's why nutrition can mean the science that studies food and how it affects our health.