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Scary-good Pumpkin
A perennial sight in the fall in North America, pumpkin has more uses than just making a great Jack-o-Lantern. Pumpkin is a powerhouse food. Technically a fruit (because it contains seeds) it’s a high-fiber carbohydrate and is nutrient dense, especially in vitamin A:...![The Optimistic Nutritionist](https://uncnri.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/saroja-square-1000x675.png)
The Optimistic Nutritionist
By Alyssa LaFaro Endeavors Saroja Voruganti likes sugar. But she loves talking about it. “Did you know the body does not need any added sugars for healthy functioning? Most of our foods contain naturally occurring sugars,” she says. Men should consume no more...![Impact Report FY22](https://uncnri.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Web-Thumbnail-731x675.png)
Impact Report FY22
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