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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / February 2005

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replacing body electrolytes...07 Feb 2005 19:48 GMT3
Hi, i need advice...
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For example, when you exercise heavily, you lose electrolytes in your sweat,
particularly sodium and potassium. These electrolytes must be replaced to
New rules at NIH - huge step towards real science07 Feb 2005 15:23 GMT3
http://www.newsday.com/news/health/ny-hseth044134497feb04,0,964510.story?coll=ny
-health-headlines

New rules at NIH anger its employees
THE WASHINGTON POST
February 4, 2005
Lying and high blood pressure07 Feb 2005 07:31 GMT4
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Im working on this.. so its loose right now.   I have some
evidence to back this up, and my blood presssure dropped for a
Best Vitamin E mix to take07 Feb 2005 00:42 GMT2
I've been taking Vitamin E as 200 IU of d-Alpha Tocopherol 3 times a
day (plus 45 IU in my multivitamin 1x day).  I've been taking this for
a year or two now.
I'm planning on switching to a Mixed Tocopherol supplement, like
Can I raise my hematocrit?06 Feb 2005 18:56 GMT3
I had a blood test done recently -- mainly for nutritional
recommendations -- and it was suggested that I get my hematocrit up a
bit.  The main recommendation was to take a B-complex.  After about a
month, however, my HCT DROPPED by 10 percentage points!!  I realize it
Nutrient content of large ungulates04 Feb 2005 21:23 GMT1
Following along the lines of the evolutionary nutrition idea, I would
be very interested in any data on the total macro- and micronutrient
content of cattle, buffalo, rhino, elephant and so on. Ive never seen
this info for the whole carcass.
Soda or juice?04 Feb 2005 17:34 GMT8
I was thinking about cutting back on the soda I drank and drinking
more fruit juices because soda has too much sugar, but doesn't fruit
juice contain a lot of sugar too? Which one has more sugar?
E-numbers04 Feb 2005 13:51 GMT1
Where can I find reliable information of E-numbers in foods ?
Which E-numbers should I avoid as a vegetarian ?
Philip
Finally! supplements I can trust.04 Feb 2005 12:47 GMT1
I finally found USANA Health Sciences.  The research into this company
makes me feel very confident in the products I buy.  this is what I
found when I did my research
1. A leader in research and science of nutritional supplements, skin
Best book on basics...?03 Feb 2005 02:36 GMT2
I'm looking for a book on the basics of nutrition.
Something on the level that could be used in an undergraduate majors
class, yet keep my interest.
I *don't* want a book that recommends diets (i.e. if it has a review of
The mystery of crohns and UC is no mystery at all02 Feb 2005 15:54 GMT3
Every now and then the subject of crohns comes up on the nutrition newsgroup.
This is inform everyone that has or is in some way connected to crohns.
Crohns is not the mysterious nor cause unknown illness as it is touted to be.
It just has such a weird cause that makes it difficult ...
Determing taste based on nutrition??02 Feb 2005 13:27 GMT2
I'm just wondering if there is some sort of formula to calculate what
kind of taste (salty, sour, bitter, sweet) an ingredient is.
For example, unsweetened lemon juice. If I have the nutritional
information for 1 cup of lemon juice, can I determine (based on the
Is glucose-fructose a disaccharide?02 Feb 2005 11:00 GMT1
I have seen many manufacturers have glucose-fructose on the labels for
products. I know that saying glucose/fructose would be one or the other
but in this case they hyphen should mean that they are binding the
glucose and fructose molecules.
hot food!01 Feb 2005 09:25 GMT1
is it dangerous to eat hot food, such as chilli peppers, pepper,
garlic, onion, ....? why? thanks
Red Meat & Colon Cancer01 Feb 2005 06:27 GMT5
Red Meat and Colon Cancer: News Stories Miss Real Point
By Ruth Kava, Ph.D., R.D.
It would be easy to infer from headlines on many news articles that
eating red meat increases the risk of developing colon cancer.  For
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