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Does the regular consumption of pulses improve glycemic control?

2020-09-01 – Practice Question

Does the regular consumption of pulses improve cardiometabolic outcomes?

2020-10-06 – Practice Question

What strategies can help minimize flatulence from pulses?

2020-10-06 – Practice Question

Does the consumption of chia seed (Salvia hispanica L.) improve cardiovascular risk factors?

2020-10-07 – Practice Question

What are the health benefits associated with consuming ancient grains/seeds (e.g. amaranth, barley, buckwheat, quinoa, sorghum, KAMUT)?

2020-10-06 – Practice Question

In adults with elevated LDL cholesterol (LDL-C), what are the effects of the following dietary components on LDL-C levels: fibre, plant sterols, nuts, soy and pulses?

2018-08-14 – Practice Question

Are diets higher in total dietary fibre (including whole grains, cereals, vegetables, fruit and legume/pulse fibre) recommended for primary or secondary cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention?

2019-12-10 – Practice Question

What dietary patterns may affect blood pressure in individuals with or at risk for hypertension?

2023-02-09 – Practice Question

What nutrients/dietary factors are associated with a decreased risk of prostate cancer?

2020-11-25 – Practice Question

Does any dietary plan (e.g. Mediterranean, vegetarian, DASH, Nordic, portfolio) affect body weight among adults with higher weights (BMI ≥25 kg/m2)?

2022-05-10 – Practice Question

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