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To: epicure who wrote (14)	7/13/2007 12:16:34 AM
From: Stan	Read Replies (1) of 429

Thanks for the article, Iktomi. That is news to me. I remember an article years ago where a study showed that selenium was a factor in a lower incidence of certain kinds of cancer where it was more abundant in the soil and higher incidence of those same cancers where it was depleted (as in the coasts). I forget now which cancers were referred to. So, now this study shows a diabetes 2 connection for the same supplement. Plus, it says that selenium soil levels in the US are adequate, rebutting the statement in the study I read. So, which one do we laymen accept? I remember a "rule" that says, "vitamins in the day and minerals and herbs at night," which is one reason I take selenium at night.

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