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Whole Foods are More Healthful Miscellany

Whole Foods are More Healthful through 2010

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whole soy is likely better for bones than extracts
webReinwald S1, Weaver CMJ Nutr2010-10-27
whole soy is likely better for bones than extracts (pdf)
webReinwald S1, Weaver CMJ Nutr2010-10-27
walnut consumption increases satiation
webBrennan AM, Sweeney LL, Liu X,...Obesity2010-06-01
more satiation from walnuts than oil placebo
webMichael Greger MDNutritionFacts.org2012-08-22
depression linked with processed food consumption
webAkbaraly TN, Brunner EJBr J Psychiatry2009-11-01
depression linked with processed food consumption (pdf)
webAkbaraly TN, Brunner EJBr J Psychiatry2009-11-01
flax seed but not oil suppresses atherosclerosis
webPrasad KJ Cardiovasc Pharmacol2009-11-01
low energy density whole foods for healthy weight
webRolls BJPhysiol Behav2009-03-20
Food Inc. (the film) released nov 2009
Robert kenner (Food Inc) in Vanity Fair
webLeah SamahaVanity Fair2009-06-19
Robert Kenner (Food Inc) in Grist
webHamida KingeGrist2009-06-23
New York Times reviews Food Inc
webManohla DargisNew York Times2009-06-12
Chronicle reviews Food Inc
webAmy BiancolliSan Francisco Chronicle2009-06-12
Ruthless Reviews on Food Inc
webAlex KRuthless Reviews2009-06-03
Village Voice reviews Food Inc
webRobert SietsemaVillage Voice2009-06-09
strategies for reducing bad post-meal metabolic effects
webO'Keefe JH, Gheewala NMJ Am Coll Cardiol2008-01-22
food, not nutrients, is the fundamental unit in nutrition
webJacobs DR Jr, Tapsell LCNutr Rev2007-10-01
walnuts but not olive oil improve flow-mediated dilation
webCortes B, Nunez IJ Am Coll Cardiol2006-09-26
downsides of processed soy foods
webThe Guardian2006-07-25
whole pomegranate synergistic suppression of prostate cancer
webLansky EP, Jiang WInvest New Drugs2005-01-01
phytochemicals in whole food may have synergistic effects
webLiu RHAm J Clin Nutr2003-09-01
processed foods have a higher glycemic index
webBrand JC, Nicholson PLAm J Clin Nutr1985-12-01