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Hangry Hoarders & Juice Processing

June 18, 2015/in What We're Reading/by Grant Alkin

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Hunger may motivate eating, but a team of researchers recently investigated how hunger can influence people to hoard items that can’t be eaten. Thirsty for juice instead? It turns out that cold-pressing juice isn’t as beneficial as people may tout, due to the multitude of factors that go into how micronutrients are absorbed by the human body.

The Good, The Bad, and the Hangry – The New Yorker

Nobody Can Prove That Cold-Pressed Juice is Better for You – Wired

Tags: cold-pressed juice, hangry, health, hoarding, human microbiome, hunger, juice, juice processing, microbes, micronutrients, nutrition, psychology
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0 0 Grant Alkin https://sites.lifesci.ucla.edu/ibp-scienceandfoodnew/wp-content/uploads/sites/123/2016/09/newlogoSm-2-300x31.png Grant Alkin2015-06-18 10:00:052015-06-18 10:00:05Hangry Hoarders & Juice Processing
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