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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / December 2004

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L-theanine extraction with supercritical CO214 Dec 2004 23:45 GMT2
Hi, Everyone!
Green tea is decaffeinated by supercritical CO2. L-theanine is one of
the most important components of green tea that acts antagonistically
to caffeine. It is a non-protein amino acid. Does anyone know if the
vitamine C powder versus pills14 Dec 2004 23:44 GMT1
I heard that taking vitamin C in a powder form was better than taking a
pill. Is that true? Where can I find articles about this topic?
Thanks
cardiac fibrosis / resveratrol14 Dec 2004 23:29 GMT1
Source: Ohio State University     Released: Wed 08-Dec-2004, 09:00 ET
New Heart Benefits to Drinking Red Wine
RED WINE HEART CARDIAC FIBROSIS ANTIOXIDANT RESVERATOL  
New research on rat heart cells suggests that a well-known antioxidant found in
high carb can lead to beriberi, thiamine deficiency14 Dec 2004 02:43 GMT4
http://phoenity.com/diseases/beriberi.html
quote
There are two kinds of beriberi: dry; and wet. Dry beriberi is
associated with energy deprivation and inactivity characterized by
Recovery from Vitamin B Deficiency13 Dec 2004 17:50 GMT11
I have a vitamin b deficiency. I have started taking Solgar's VM-2000
multivitamin. How long will it take me to recover from said deficiency?
Thanks in advance,
Clarkal
the perfect food13 Dec 2004 15:08 GMT16
I'm pretty much broke all the time and I try to get enough protein and
carbs thru veggies and grains (and meat every once and a while). Well
what I was wondering is -- is there a food out there that comes close
to perfection nutritionally wise, something that you could take out in
proper diet, exercise and possible good drugs to help weight loss problems13 Dec 2004 14:26 GMT1
Along with a good diet, of course, and a proper exercise regiment,
there are also diet pills that are healthy for you when taken and can
help speed up the weight loss process.  Your metabolism will speed up,
which it slows down with age.  After your metabolism is sped up, you
Is it true that distilled water won't harm you from mineral loss?13 Dec 2004 09:02 GMT3
Is it true that you don't get a significant amount of calcium and minerals
from your tap water in the first place and drinking reverse osmosis
or distilled water will not harm you from mineral loss?
Thanks
Skin Care12 Dec 2004 19:12 GMT4
This is my first posting to this group.
Which vitamin should I take to have a smooth, youthful looking skin?
I am already taking Vitamin E. If I have to choose between Vitamin B
or C, which should I choose?
Feds target trans fats12 Dec 2004 14:17 GMT10
http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/EdmontonSun/News/2004/11/24/728095.html
OTTAWA -- Canada is on the way to becoming the second country in the
world to limit trans fats. The House of Commons passed an NDP motion
last night calling for regulations or legislation within one year that
Is my friend dangerously fat? pic enclosed.11 Dec 2004 04:13 GMT4
http://img85.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img85&image=0330864720006xb.jpg
He tells me that his doctor did not mention anything so he thinks he is
ok. I would say he has no more than 5 yrs.
type of calories consumed can alter metabolic rate10 Dec 2004 19:35 GMT1
http://www.medindia.net/news/view_news_detail.asp?x=3108&t=gn
Evaluating The Benefits Of A Low - carb Diet
Medindia Health News   November 28, 2004
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Careers in Nutrition?10 Dec 2004 14:07 GMT13
I need a career change. I got a degree in English in 1997. I fell in love
with computers while in college, though, and ended up as a programmer.
Things have largely gone well, but the hours have been taxing and hard on
my body (so much so that I was over 400lbs. at one point due ...
too much corn in diet may lead to pellagra, niacin deficiency09 Dec 2004 07:08 GMT3
http://phoenity.com/diseases/pellagra.html
Pellagra
Definition
A disease caused by a deficient diet or failure of the bodyto absorb
labile iron / atherosclerotic plaque formation08 Dec 2004 23:48 GMT1
<<snip>>
intracellular labile iron induced monocyte adhesion to endothelium, an initial
event in atherosclerotic plaque formation
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