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1	Dietary adherence and food acceptability among individuals with type 2 diabetes Durai Raj, Gayathiri Devi Unknown Date No description available. Dietary Adherence Food Acceptability
2	Partial least squares (PLS) : a comparative assessment Rogers, C. A. January 1989 (has links) No description available. 519.5 Food acceptability prediction
3	The possible contribution of Moringa Oleifera Lam. Leaves to dietary quality in two Bapedi communities in Mokopane, Limpopo Province Agyepong, Adelaide Owusu 02 1900 (has links) A high rate of micronutrient deficiencies persists in Africa with the most vulnerable groups being women and children. The Moringa oleifera tree has been identified to help alleviate malnutrition at household level because of its rich content of vitamin A in its plant form - beta-carotene, iron and vitamin C. The objectives of this study was to identify households that consumed Moringa, to identify households that required diet diversification through the use of a Household Dietary Diversity Score (HDDS) and to determine the acceptability of various dishes prepared from Moringa leaves as a possible contribution to the alleviation of malnutrition in resource poor communities. The dietary diversity score of the traditional Bapedi community is 4.7 and the results of the acceptability test of dishes prepared with Moringa indicated that Moringa could be recommended as an additional food ingredient to add micronutrient to the diet of Bapedi communities. / Agriculture and Environmental Sciences / M.A. (Human Ecology) Traditional leafy vegetables Dietary diversity Food acceptability Moringa 613.286096825 Edible greens -- South Africa -- Limpopo Vitamin A in human nutrition
4	The possible contribution of Moringa Oleifera Lam. Leaves to dietary quality in two Bapedi communities in Mokopane, Limpopo Province Agyepong, Adelaide Owusu 02 1900 (has links) A high rate of micronutrient deficiencies persists in Africa with the most vulnerable groups being women and children. The Moringa oleifera tree has been identified to help alleviate malnutrition at household level because of its rich content of vitamin A in its plant form - beta-carotene, iron and vitamin C. The objectives of this study was to identify households that consumed Moringa, to identify households that required diet diversification through the use of a Household Dietary Diversity Score (HDDS) and to determine the acceptability of various dishes prepared from Moringa leaves as a possible contribution to the alleviation of malnutrition in resource poor communities. The dietary diversity score of the traditional Bapedi community is 4.7 and the results of the acceptability test of dishes prepared with Moringa indicated that Moringa could be recommended as an additional food ingredient to add micronutrient to the diet of Bapedi communities. / Agriculture and Environmental Sciences / M.A. (Human Ecology) Traditional leafy vegetables Dietary diversity Food acceptability Moringa 613.286096825 Edible greens -- South Africa -- Limpopo Vitamin A in human nutrition

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