Animal-source foods are nutritionally “plastic,” with fatty acid profiles, vitamins, and minerals that can be altered by animal diets and management. Although the literature documenting these effects is extensive, it is fragmented across disciplines and experimental contexts, limiting translation into actionable guidan...
L. O. Tedeschi, N. Greer, K. Kaniyamattam et al.· Frontiers in Nutrition· 0 citations
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