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To: Casaubon who wrote (24084)	7/11/2007 1:23:57 AM
From: Icebrg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52153

Sorry, if we are getting off-topic here. >>what makes you believe you are not getting enough Se in your diet?>> I am using a "health-coach" (for lack of a better word) type of software to control my calorie intake. The program draws nutritional information from a database. I put in what I eat and the program will calculate not only the calories, but also how much of vitamines and trace minerals I get. According to this information, I am usually short of vitamin D (which is not a problem) and selenium. My "normal" daily intake of selenium is only about 50 % of what it should be according to the program's recommendation (50 micrograms). Erik