Do we need glycerol? For what? Does it need to be taken from food or
can our bodies produce it?
Thanks,
Radium

I've heard countless people say
high fructose corn syrup is terrible.
As opposed to cane sugar or
sucrose.  But how is it terrible

Are there many kinds of flavonol metabolites
and EGCGs are just one of them? also, are
metabolites classified where the come from?
Such as organic vs' inorganic metabolites.

Hello, new to this newsgroup.  I've posted about this in the diabetes
support newsgroup, and I recognize the names of several posters from that
group in here, so please pardon something you may have already read from me
in that group.

I'm looking for the best lemon bioflavonoid supplement for my ear -
the doctor recommended them but like everything else nutrition, there
are hundreds to choose from! Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!

That's really the gist of my question.  I don't know if I need to see
my physician and have him refer me to someone or what?
I'd greatly appreciate any guidance.

I think that everyone should have the greatest vitamin in the world,
in my opinion, this is it, check it out and tell me what you think.
http://dontforgettotakeyourvitamins1028.com/swank45534

Full text article extracted from http://shamvswham.blogspot.com/
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Headline: Dietary Supplement for Developing Countries Cuts Anemia in
Children by Half

Have you a site to suggest that has an overview of vitamins?

I just bought a new creatine product called Anabolic Switch from MRI.
It came highly recommended by the sales clerk at GNC. HE did however
tell me that I should only use it for 4 weeks during the "ON" cycle,
after which my kidneys wont be able to process any more of it until I

What makes People OverWeight
http://foodone.blogspot.com/2007/06/what-makes-people-overweight.html

"D." wrote:

I was in Sweden when the press release came out on Staffan Lindeberg's
study where a Paleolithic diet improves glucose tolerance more than a
Mediterranean-like diet in individuals with ischemic heart disease. This
was the first randomized study with the paleo diet.

Soy nuts may reduce blood pressure
http://thehealthcare.blogspot.com/2007/05/soy-nuts-may-reduce-blood-pressure-in.html

Today's post from "Sham vs. Wham: The Health Insider" may be of
interest here. Google the site for original text and links on the
subject.
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