Pulse-rich diets are associated with higher micronutrient intake and serum micronutrient status in UK children aged 1–18 years
Y. Kaimila,
O. Olotu,
M. Clegg
et al.
Abstract:Within the UK it is estimated that 3% of the overall population are undernourished, with 27% of households with children under the age of 4 years experiencing food insecurity in January 2023 (1) . Pulses, defined as dry edible seeds of the legume family, are nutrientdense and rich in high quality protein, fibre, and micronutrients. Intake of pulses is low in the UK diet, with only 41% of the population consuming an average of 18.5 g per person per day (2) . Data on pulse consumption in UK children is limited a… Show more
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