nutrition

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nutrition

Food

your miracle medicine
1993
Comprehensive guide to the miraculous healing powers of food is written by an authority on health and nutrition. Shows readers how to use this miracle medicine to achieve optimum health, prevent disease, and avoid debilitating conditions, adverse side effects, and costly medical treatments.

Foods for better health

prevention & healing of diseases
1994

Health and growth

2005
Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how humans and animals grow and care for their young, and explains the importance of exercise and keeping healthy.

Oils

2008
Discusses oils as an important part of a good diet, explains where oils come from, how they are used in goods, what they look like, how they taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests oils to eat for every meal.

Meat and protein

2008
Discusses meat and protein as one of the five groups on the food pyramid, explains where meat and protein foods come from, what they look like, how they taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests meat and protein foods for every meal.

Healthy snacks with Blue!

2007
Blue needs to decide which healthy snack he is going to bring to class on Healthy Snack Day in Miss Marigold's class.

Chomp and chew, to a healthy you!

2009
Simple text teaches children how they can take care of their health and bodies by eating right and making smart food decisions.

Lunch lady science

understanding the food that goes in your body
2012
Examines the science behind food and nutrition, discussing how food is created and cooked, the invention of cooking tools, digestion, and other related topics. Includes activities.

Your food

2008
Describes a healthy diet for kids, the importance of checking the dates on food packages, how to tell when some foods have spoiled, and how to avoid spreading germs in the kitchen.

The Healthkin food train

1982
A train carries across the pages dietary essentials from the different food groups.

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