La dietista Lucette Talamas sugiere que para evitar esto es importante tener en cuenta las fechas de vencimiento, cocinar las verduras y luego congelarlas y evitar dejar los alimentos expuestos por mucho tiempo al aire y la luz.
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“A plant-based diet is definitely trending, not just for adults, but teens and adolescents are jumping on board as well,” said Lucette Talamas, a registered dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida. “Sometimes it’s just the kids who want to start, and parents get concerned.”