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Janki has contributed many articles to academic journals and publications.
Here is the list of some of the publications by her along with some other interesting resources for the subject:

Janki’s published Articles

  • From the Kitchen
    Consumer confrontation, 1996
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  • Are you cooking right?
    Insight, December 1998
    Femina, Feb 1999
    Your Own Doctor, Sept 1999

    Nutrition in cooked food depends largely on cooking methods and process as heat destroys some amount of vitamins. This is an article about methods that retain and increase nutritive value before, during and after cooking.
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  • Fibers
    Dipti Magazine, 2001

    An article about Fibers as they are vital for good health. They help in digestion, reducing weight, diabetes, and prevent cancer.


  • Unconventional Foods
    Rasnanand - Recipes of Food festival, 2006

    Some Indian unconventional foods are forgotten today. But these foods are highly nutritious. They are seen and eaten more in villages, such as: Drumstick leaves, Kodra, Poi leaves, Dodi leaves, Ragi etc.
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Janki’s books as co author with Dr. Uma Patel

  • Gruh Sathi (1986 and '90)
    Compilation of radio talks given on food habits and retention of nutrition.

  • Aahar aayojan (1988 and '93)
    Meal planning for family according to different requirements and menu planning for school lunch, parties, picnic at different stages and seasons.

  • Aahar Vigyan (1992 and '99)
    This book was written keeping in mind the course of food science at post graduate level. It contains advanced nutritional cookery of cereals, pulses, milk, sugar, fruits, vegetables etc.
 

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Nutrition Tips

Nutrition Tips

Mangoes

Mangoes are an excellent source of vitamins A and C. Mangoes are a great way to replenish that lost potassium after workouts. An average sized mango can contain up to 40% of your daily fiber requirement. Dietary fiber has a protective effect against degenerative diseases, especially with regards to the heart; may help prevent certain types of cancer, as well as lowering blood cholesterol levels.

Nutrition Tips