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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / July 2005

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Vindication for 'Lorenzo's oil'13 Jul 2005 14:04 GMT5
http://www.newsday.com/news/health/ny-hsoil124340182jul12,0,6928307.story?coll=n
y-health-headlines

Vindication for 'Lorenzo's oil'
Doctors find that mix of olive and rapeseed oils can help prevent a
severe form of a rare disease affecting boys
grains and man12 Jul 2005 21:59 GMT5
Oh dear, how more befuddled can one get, a perfect example of hearing what
one wants to based on the bias going into a situation.  If you had
listened carefully, it was grain as food for humans that made the large
populations possible, the animals didn't eat the grain but were put ...
VITAMIN C DOES NOT CAUSE KIDNEY STONES12 Jul 2005 20:28 GMT1
For Immediate Release:
VITAMIN C DOES NOT CAUSE KIDNEY STONES
(Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, July 5 2005)
By Steve Hickey, PhD and Hilary Roberts, PhD.
coca cola12 Jul 2005 14:31 GMT21
Could someone tell me what ingredients are in Coca cola?  I read the
label, and it said it contains natural flavors.  What type of plants do
these natural flavors come from?  Do they come from the cola tree?
Also, I was reading the page at
Most Interesting Article on CALCIUM12 Jul 2005 03:38 GMT5
           http://www.notmilk.com/deb/092098.html
new hospital will be able handle patients up to 500 pounds12 Jul 2005 02:18 GMT1
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8538512/
Supersized health care
Nation's weight problem adds to hospitals' ills
By Erin Moriarty
Vitamin E Kills Brain Cancer Cells12 Jul 2005 00:04 GMT1
We conclude that alpha-TOS [Vitamin E] is highly selective in killing
malignant brain cancer cells while relatively inert toward
differentiated neuronal cells, and that vitamin E analogues may be
novel therapeutics for the treatment of tumours such as neuroblastomas.
cooked flax = trans fat?11 Jul 2005 22:17 GMT7
ive read that cooking flax: #1 destroys the ALA and #2 creates trans
fats. ive also read that frying w/ olive oil creates trans fats..?
could anyone comment or point me towards some studies?
thanks :)
This could change your l ife; Just read it;11 Jul 2005 21:00 GMT5
Parents of a 15 year old boy find $71,000.00 in CASH in his closet!
Does this heading look familiar? Of course it does. You most likely
have just seen this story recently featured on a major nightly news
program in the USA.
How is pizza fatning?11 Jul 2005 17:48 GMT22
I don't understand how a normal oven or pan fried pizza is fatning.
It's basically like a sandwhich. It's got dough and water for the base,
then meat, and vegetables. What is the fatning part of it?
Before you conclude that you have lactose intolerance...11 Jul 2005 16:44 GMT10
...consider this:
I asked a friend to buy me plain vanilla Breyer's ice cream about 10
days ago.  It bothered my stomach, even though I eat large amounts of
butter, yogurt, and cheese.  Even though it was "all natural," and free
Tell me what is wrong with this "study."11 Jul 2005 01:10 GMT21
I find myself posting the same things over and over again, often for
new people, and so I can understand the need.  However, I found this on
sciencedaily.com yesterday, and I'd like to post it with no commentary,
except to ask what possible problems there are.  As an academic
Green tea and milk10 Jul 2005 23:01 GMT1
"Would you drink green tea a few minutes after milk? (in the same
breakfast)
I read that milk prevents absorption of the good flavonoids in green tea.
If so, if you want both a cup of milk (with cereals) and a cup of green
We build quality into flour10 Jul 2005 20:23 GMT2
>>It is disconcerting how much crap is added to flour. It isn't just
grain starch anymore.
It never was. Today there are a lot more additives that do one thing or
another, but also and a lot less rodent sh.t and toxic fungus. Really
---> SOY <---10 Jul 2005 20:23 GMT9
There is so much discution about soy, and i can't decide what to belive.
Is it bad to use soy as the source of proteins for muscle development??
Is it true that it's bad protein and it can damage my health??
THX
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