Educational nutrition messaging at breakfast reduces snack intake and influences snack preferences in adult men and women.
Randomized controlled trial · Appetite · 2017. Source record refreshed; an explanation has not been reviewed.
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Educational nutrition messaging at breakfast reduces snack intake and influences snack preferences in adult men and women.
Baum JI, Gaines BL, Kubas GC et al.
Appetite · 2017
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