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NME
(redirected from non-milk extrinsic sugar)

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NMEName
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NMENew Music Express (English weekly magazine)
NMENeisseria Meningitidis
NMENetwork Management Ethernet
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NMENational Military Establishment (original name for the US Defense Department)
NMENew Medium Enterprises Inc.
NMENecrolytic Migratory Erythema
NMENew Miserable Experience (Gin Blossoms album)
NMENightmute AK (airport code)
NMENorwegian Maritime Exporters (Association of)
NMENational Museum of Ethnology (Japan)
NMENew Member Education
NMENew Media Enterprises (Ameritech)
NMEAssociation of Norwegian Maritime Exporters (Oslo, Norway)
NMENorton Mobile Essentials (Symantec)
NMENecrotizing Meningoencephalitis
NMENissan Motorsport Europe
NMENetwork Management Equipment (Sprint)
NMEnon-milk extrinsic sugar
NMENoise Measuring Equipment
NMENo Mercy Ever (gaming)
NMENumber of Methods Extended
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Kirk, "Assessment of Advice to Reduce Dietary Fat and Non-Milk Extrinsic Sugar in a Free-Living Male Population," Public Health Nutrition 2, 187-198 (1999).
Sugar and weight management by Theobald, Hannah / Nutraceutical Business & Technology
One study of preschool children observed that, with increasing intake of non-milk extrinsic sugars (NME), increased proportions of children had intakes less than the recommendations for vitamin D (which was not measured in the NNS), iron and zinc (47,48), while in a smaller study of children aged 11 to 13 years, vitamin D and folate intakes decreased with increasing added sugars intakes (46).
Sugars in the Australian diet: results from the 1995 National ... by Flight, Ingrid / Nutrition & Dietetics: The Journal of the Dietitians Association of Australia
 
 
 
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