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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Does functional food convert differently into energy than normal food?

No, functional food behaves the same way as normal food as far
as converting into energy. Functional foods are still broken down
into their respective nutrients and provide energy, it’s just that
their specific nutrients have been seen to be beneficial in certain
areas for certain members of the population.

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