Is Increasing Ascorbic Acid Intake from Foods an Effective Strategy for Improving Dietary Iron Bioavaliability? an Evaluation using Dietary Algorithms, Iron Isotopes, and a Food-Based Community Intervention Trial in Rural Mexico

  • Allen L
  • Obregon O
  • Diaz M
  • et al.
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Allen, L. H., Obregon, O. G., Diaz, M., Abrams, S., Murphy, S., & Rosado, J. L. (2002). Is Increasing Ascorbic Acid Intake from Foods an Effective Strategy for Improving Dietary Iron Bioavaliability? an Evaluation using Dietary Algorithms, Iron Isotopes, and a Food-Based Community Intervention Trial in Rural Mexico. In Trace Elements in Man and Animals 10 (pp. 267–270). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47466-2_78

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