We are what we eat: the imprint of food on our lives
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https://doi.org/10.22201/ceide.16076079e.2024.25.4.0Keywords:
divulgation, food, editorial, nutritionAbstract
Eating food is something we do every day. We need it to survive. Unless we're facing financial difficulties, eating is often so mundane, so basic to our lives, that we take it for granted. That's why in this issue of the Revista Digital Universitaria (RDU), we explore some of the facets of the polyhedron that is food.
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