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Level of Nutrients in Fruit and Vegetables Affected by Internal Clock
An apple at 1 p.m. may pack a more nutritious punch than an apple at 9 p.m., according to a new study that looked at the effects of fruits' and vegetables' internal clocks on their nutritional value.
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