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Nutrition
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302Thanks Ian..I did mention to him that he try alternative breakfast and he said: zeta1961-9/8/2006
301Z., Sorry to hear your father's having daily discomfort. If you're insIan@SI-9/7/2006
300OT: Ian..have you run into lactose intolerance material?..Dad,'s been havingzeta1961-9/7/2006
299Fascinating! So this is why everybody goes for a walk after Thanksgiving dinnerdaffodil-9/6/2006
298Exercise: Brisk Walk Can Counter Effect of Fatty Meals [NYT] By NICHOLAS BAKALADoc Bones-9/6/2006
297Turmeric and capsaicin. If I followed all the advice I read about what I shouldtom pope-9/5/2006
296Chuckle..eomzeta1961-9/5/2006
295Every little bit or research and PR helps. Eventually the message will get throIan@SI-9/5/2006
294Sorry Ian..I read my post again and it was kinda' harsh..<i>however<zeta1961-9/5/2006
293Zeta, 1. Independent funding and analysis of nutrition is quite worthwhile. LIan@SI-9/1/2006
292I sure hope that these fruit growers are funding a good portion of these studieszeta1961-9/1/2006
291Cups? Cups? Wimps! REAL mice measure consumption in POTS. :-) Neuroscience.scaram(o)uche-8/31/2006
290Another NIH funded study. I'm beginning to wonder if the Fruit&VegetablIan@SI-8/31/2006
289NIH funded study supporting Orange Juice to prevent Kidney Stone recurrence. &lIan@SI-8/31/2006
288Too Much of a Good Thing? Controversy rages over the world's most regaled leLady Lurksalot-8/31/2006
287U.S. Obesity Rate Rose Last Year Mississippi Has the Heaviest Population, WhileDoc Bones-8/30/2006
2862 Studies Find High Weights Shorten Lives [NYT] By KENNETH CHANG Published: AuDoc Bones-8/23/2006
285Juice May Slow Prostate Cancer Growth [Sci News] Janet Raloff Week of Aug. 12, Doc Bones-8/17/2006
284>> Coffee contains antioxidants that help control the cell damage that canscaram(o)uche-8/15/2006
283Risk for Alzheimer's Is Linked to Diet REUTERS NEWS SERVICE August 15, 2006Doc Bones-8/15/2006
282Coffee as a Health Drink? Studies Find Some Benefits [NYT] By NICHOLAS BAKALAR Doc Bones-8/15/2006
281Fat Factors [NYT] By ROBIN MARANTZ HENIG August 13, 2006 In the 30-plus years Doc Bones-8/14/2006
280Dieting Slims Waistline But Not Abdominal Fat Cells By Jeff Minerd, MedPage TodIcebrg-8/14/2006
279Want Fat With That? A Surprising Way To Make Vegetables More Nutritious August 8Ian@SI-8/8/2006
278Public release date: 7-Aug-2006 Contact: Jeanne Stuart McVey jeannem@pcrm.org 2Ian@SI-8/7/2006
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