Understanding how much phosphorus additives we eat is becoming an increasingly asked question. With current labeling laws, producers do not have to declare how much
Category: Nutrition Research Methods
In nutrition, feeding studies are one of the best ways for researchers to investigate cause and effect relationships. I think of it as akin to
As a continuation of this post, I am taking a closer look at two feeding studies. Both studies report data on dietary potassium intake and
This is another post for my Nutrition Research Method series. These posts review the methods used in research to estimate what people are actually eating.
Because it is hard to understand how much someone is eating based on self-reports, there is interest in the research community to identify and use
I will be giving a talk for the Canadian Nutrition Society about tips and tricks for interpreting peer-reviewed literature for clinicians. So hang on to