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Inter‐device concordance of Veggie Meter—A reflection spectroscopy to measure skin carotenoids
Journal of Biophotonics, 2023AbstractThe Veggie Meter® (VM) is a refraction spectrometer that detects skin carotenoids. We tested the variability of the two modes (single‐scan and averaging modes) of four VMs of three different versions (VM‐1, 2, 3, 4) with 92 healthy volunteers. Both the modes exhibited a high intra‐class correlation coefficient (ICC); however, the averaging mode
Akira Obana
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Examining fruit and vegetable intake in low-income older adults using the Veggie Meter®
Nutrition and Health, 2021Background: Older adults report low fruit and vegetable (FV) intake. The lack of objective, field-based assessments of FV intake is a limitation when assessing the effectiveness of interventions. Aim: To examine if self-reported FV ...
Amanda Kopetsky Fultz +6 more
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Veggie Meter Scores Indicate a Decline in Diet Quality as Middle School Students Age
Journal of Nutrition Education and BehaviorJade Mcnamara +2 more
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Application and Adaptation of the Veggie Meter in Community-based Settings: A Mixed Methods Study.
Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and DieteticsEvaluation of public health nutrition interventions designed to increase fruit and vegetable intake (FVI) is critical to understanding and improving these projects. Challenges with self-reported dietary intake data and feasibility of biochemical assessments in community-based settings have led to use of skin carotenoid measurements as an alternative ...
Carmen, Byker Shanks +4 more
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Examining fruit and vegetable intake in low-income older adults using the Veggie Meter®
Nutrition and Health, 2022Freda Patterson +2 more
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