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Recent Examples of phytochemical from the Web
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Particularly high in Vitamin C, kohlrabi’s rich phytochemical content makes it a disease fighting powerhouse.
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First Known Use of phytochemical
circa 1858
phytochemical
Definition of phytochemical
: a chemical compound (such as beta-carotene) occurring naturally in plants
Recent Examples of phytochemical from the Web
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The germ is loaded with protein, B vitamins, several minerals, antioxidants, phytochemicals (biologically active compounds in plants) and essential fatty acids.
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Walnuts: The nut is touted for its high amounts of phytochemicals that have antioxidant properties plus other protective compounds.
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Fruits have phytochemicals which may lower the risk of heart disease, certain cancers, diabetes and nerve and brain diseases, according to a 2013 study in Today's Dietitian.
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Citrus fruits also are a good source of fiber, vitamin B, calcium, antioxidants and phytochemicals.
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First Known Use of phytochemical
1966
Medical Dictionary
Medical Definition of phytochemical
: of, relating to, or being phytochemistry
phytochemical
Medical Definition of phytochemical
: a chemical compound (as a carotenoid or phytosterol) occurring naturally in plants; especially : phytonutrient
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