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A nutrient that confers beneficial effects.
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A very broad term describing certain components in food (plant or animal) or nutritional supplements, which contain substances normally present in the body that aid in the proper functioning of body systems.
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A food or dietary supplement that is believed to provide health benefits
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Chemicals that have beneficial effects (pharmacological effects) on our physiology if taken in appropriate amounts with food. Plants are the major source of nutraceuticals also known as phytochemicals. Plants produce those molecules for self-defense or to attract insects and animals to facilitate pollen distribution. For the latter purpose, they often are colorants while tasting bitter to ward of animals.
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Foods with specific health or medical benefits. Differentiate from supplements, which supplies missing nutrients. Examples include folic acid (to prevent birth defects) or pectin (to lower cholesterol) and fiber (to reduce the risk of color cancer). Sometimes spelled nutriceutical.
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