With health and nutrition claims flourishing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Extension provides this information to w88 sports betting individuals wade through it all to find truthful information during this trying time.
Do a search for nutrition and COVID-19 on Google and you’ll get about 835 million hits. With such an abundance of health and nutrition information, how do you separate fact from fiction? It can be challenging, but when it comes to hype, there are likely to be some telltale flags that should help signal caution to the reader. The Food and Nutrition w88 sports betting Alliance compiled a top 10 list of junk w88 sports betting to help people evaluate nutrition information.
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- Dire warnings of danger from a single product or regimen. Often a single ingredient, such as sugar, is demonized because w88 sports betting’s prominently found in foods or beverages that have little nutritional value – a problem when all foods containing sugar are vilified, such as fruit or dairy.
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- Simplistic conclusions drawn from a complex study. w88 sports betting can occur when an individual without scientific understanding reports on a study.
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- Lists of “good” and “bad” foods. w88 sports betting foods can fit into a healthful eating plan, with the caveat that some foods – especially those that tend to tickle our palates with higher amounts of fat, sugar and salt – should be consumed in small amounts and reserved for special occasions.
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- w88 sports betting studies not peer reviewed. The peer review process is how a group of experts in the same field evaluate the accuracy and quality of a study. It is best to look for this type of w88 sports betting, often conducted by universities or government agencies.
- Recommendations from studies that ignore differences among individuals or groups. A group of white college males is quite different from a group of middle-aged moms, for example. Studies that are not conducted with “control groups” that isolate other factors other than those being studied, should be taken with a grain of salt until further w88 sports betting is conducted.
With so much information available through the Internet and the media, use this list to help w88 sports betting consider the validity of what w88 sports betting hear, see or read. A source of credible nutrition information is your local w88 sports betting office. Extension should be able to provide w88 sports betting with the information w88 sports betting are looking for, or direct w88 sports betting to credible resources where w88 sports betting can find answers to your questions and other information to help w88 sports betting live well.
Aurora Buffington is an assistant professor and public w88 sports betting nutrition specialist at Extension, aunit of the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources.
