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Identifying the barriers and facilitators to fruit and vegetable consumption in rural Australian adults: a mixed methods analysis - Nutrition Journal

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By Brooke Carroll, Sarah McNaughton Verified, Kate E. Parker, Laura Marchese, Katherine M Livingstone
| Nutrition Journal Verified
Of the 224,947 adults and children within the Loddon Campaspe region, a total of 24,541 responses (14,473 hard copy and 10,068 soft copy) were returned from 13,524 households. Therefore, the response rate (i.e., number of forms received as a proportion of forms mailed) was 10.9%. Figures 1 and 2 show the excluded data for the quantitative and qualitative analysis respectively.
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Decreasing Nutrient Deficiencies in Malawi Through Nixtamalization: A Sustainable Maize Fortification Method

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By Brooke Carroll, Frost Steele, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords nutrient deficiencies, Malawi, nixtamalization, maize fortification method Department Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science Abstract The purpose of this study was to address several nutritional deficiencies in a typical Malawian diet through an ancient Mesoamerican process known as nixtamalization. Calcium and niacin, both crucial micronutrients, are both increased through this maize treatment process.
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