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AIA if this has been asked before,
What is the recommended daily dose for raw pumpkin seeds,
Regards,
Robin

The body produces vitamin A from beta carotene according its needs. But
is there any reason for us to get some retinol also if we look it from
the standpoint of optimal nutrition?

As one who enjoys eating steamed salmon several times a week--I am
concerned about possible oxidation incurred by the cooking process.
Especially so after reading this article:
http://www.thefactsaboutfitness.com/news/fish-cook.htm

Many of the calories in milk come from the sugar lactose.
Lactose-intolerant people have no lactase, so can't digest it.
So, for a lactose-intolerant person, does a glass of milk contain less
calories than for a lactose tolerant person? I'm thinking, they can't

OK, Juhana, I've now got a heap of numbers on total antioxidant
activity of various foods from your reference.
First, I assume that they include vitamins C, E and beta-carotene,
for which the USDA provides data, so do I start by subtracting the

I think I may have a problem, so I'd welcome some thoughts -
Over the last six months I've been keeping track of what I eat and am
surprised to see that my average daily calorie intake is 1,405 Kcal.
The reason this has cropped up is that I'm taking up backpacking and

HOW DOES the retinol and folate concentration of liver change with age?