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  <author_name>Jessica Campbell, MS, FNTP</author_name>
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  <provider_name>Food Foundation</provider_name>
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  <description>Sautéing greens in a little fat is the best way to absorb the maximum nutrients available, especially the fat soluble vitamins A and E. 3 handfuls of greens a day can keep the doctor away and they will cook down into a few bites.</description>
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