Using just one way to process food, like boiling or soaking, doesn’t remove bad stuff as well as using two or more methods together.

From: Antinutritional characterization in plant foods; health consequences and reduction strategies

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Using just one way to process food, like boiling or soaking, doesn’t remove bad stuff as well as using two or more methods together.

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Single food processing methods are generally less effective at reducing antinutritional factors than combinations of two or more methods.

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Study: Antinutritional characterization in plant foods; health consequences and reduction strategies

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