Across
- 3. Timeliness of nutrition information.
- 5. Variables that are accounted for or held constant so as not to affect the study outcome.
- 6. Study finding that has stood up to repeated, rigorous testing.
- 7. The source of nutrition information.
- 8. Treatment with no intended value used to compare to effects of treatment.
Down
- 1. Promotion of products claimed to improve health, well-being or performance without consideration of safety or effectiveness and often for financial gain.
- 2. Study that looks forward; health outcomes develop over the course of study.
- 4. The reliability, truthfulness and correctness of nutrition information.