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HomeAg NewsPhytonutrients and why they’re important 

Phytonutrients and why they’re important 

April 3, 2023 nedvedmedia Ag News
Phytonutrients and why they’re important 

Phytonutrients are natural chemicals or compounds produced by plants.  And registered dietician Kim Galeaz says they are critical to keeping us healthy. 

AUDIO: Healthy Living on Phytonutrients 

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