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Glam up greens, make millets food porn and teens will bite it, says NIN research
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A new study has shown that eye-catching images of healthy foods can effectively capture teenagers' interest on social media platforms. Over 15 days, researchers shared a variety of visually appealing food images and monitored the eating habits of participants. The results indicated that exposure to food photos led to a rise in the consumption of fruits and pulses among teen
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