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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / November 2004

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Niacin vs Niaspan($$$$$)15 Nov 2004 23:34 GMT2
1000MG Niaspan (Daily Dose) - FDA approved, Physician Recommended, Sustained
Release, Flush free, and $180 for 90 caps at Walgreens.
Anything out there in a 500MG or 1000MG tablet that does what Niaspan does.
For example, I have access to this fine store. Here are their products:
Who has got any experience with InfoRelation and can advice me.15 Nov 2004 21:46 GMT2
Hallo anybody!
I am a journalist and I am writting an article about a new, interesting,
rapidly growing webservices. Now I am collecting the information about
InfoRelation.com .
Coca-colonization15 Nov 2004 19:37 GMT8
http://www.welcome-to-china.com/biz/fyi/72p.htm
http://english.people.com.cn/200410/13/eng20041013_160062.html
http://www.medforum.nl/reviews/diabetes_and_obisity.htm
Coca-colonization
Very low-carb diets work for men and upper body fat15 Nov 2004 17:59 GMT9
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-11/bc-vld111204.php
Very low-carbohydrate diets work for men and upper body fat
Scientists say that low carbohydrate diets, like the Atkins and South
Beach Diets, may actually be the best option for men who want to slim.
White Bread Linked To Diabetes15 Nov 2004 17:25 GMT12
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/11/05/health/webmd/main653957.shtml
White Bread Linked To Diabetes
Nov. 5, 2004
"The simple change from white bread to lower-GI bread within a high
Extreme fluctuations in  iron levels / elastin14 Nov 2004 19:16 GMT1
J Biol Chem. 2004 Nov 10 [Epub ahead of print] Related Articles, Links  
Fluctuations of intracellular iron modulate elastin production.
Bunda S, Kaviani N, Hinek A.
Division of Cardiovascular Research, The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto,
One size fits all diets14 Nov 2004 15:18 GMT1
I think we need to start looking at peoples individual situations
before recommending a diet.
The Atkins Diet is not a healthy diet period, but neither is being
obese.  For these unfortunate people who can't or won't lose weight
Stevia, why isn't it popular?14 Nov 2004 08:04 GMT11
It tastes better then sugar, everything I've read shows that there are
no side effects, so why isn't it in use?
http://www.torontotalent.com/articleDisplay.asp?id=131
Re: New study: more saturated fat = less heart disease14 Nov 2004 04:51 GMT2
Speaks well of the med. food tradition and the dash nutrition plan as
analogs of the results. Overall they had lower fat intake and did beter
when more mono fats were used, along with higher gi/gl carbs, which would
speak of more whole carbs and fruits and veggies, in the results, ...
yet another useless drug14 Nov 2004 03:42 GMT8
http://www.heartcenteronline.com/myheartdr/home/research-detail.cfm?reutersid=4840
Efficacy of blood pressure drug questioned      
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Nov 08 (Reuters) - A leading drug used by millions of people to lower
Saturated fats linked to diabetes14 Nov 2004 03:38 GMT11
Regardless of some current nutritional theology, this study suggests it
is, among fats, the sat fats that contribute to type 2 diabetes, other
studies could be mentioned also, which in general show substituting sat
fat with mono fats lowers such risk and may even have a protective ...
Trans fats14 Nov 2004 01:46 GMT1
Virtually everything I have read has equated trans fats with partially
hydrogenated vegetable oils.  However, the "I can't believe it's not
butter" website says "It is important to note that partially
hydrogenated fats are not the same as trans fats. Only a small
lazy eye / tocopherol / vitamin E supplementation13 Nov 2004 12:57 GMT2
Since lazy eye is touted to be treated BY .. vitamin E supplementation .. and
since cataracts have been shown to be associated to oxidative stress .. then
one might think there is a .. link .. between lazy eye and oxidative stress ..
?
Lenore S. Greenstein on sweeteners: "Managing Sweetness" Mexico City conference: Oldways Preservation Trust; review of recent toxicity research on aspartame, methanol, formaldehyde, formic acid: Murray 2004.11.0912 Nov 2004 21:28 GMT1
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aspartameNM/message/1135
Lenore S. Greenstein on sweeteners: "Managing Sweetness" Mexico City
conference: Oldways Preservation Trust; review of recent toxicity research
on aspartame, methanol, formaldehyde, formic acid: Murray 2004.11.09
cal/mag12 Nov 2004 17:06 GMT1
I want to take magnesium for tics. I heard somewhere that magnesium
and calcium are inversely proportionate (???) Does that mean that if I
want magnesium I should only take magnesium instead of the
calcium/magnesium/zinc supplements I see everywhere. In other words,
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