Foods of animal origin (especially fish) appear to be the most important source of human exposure to industrial pollutants such as alkylphenol xenoestrogens.
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The Healthiest FruitsThe wonders of berries.
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Is Stevia Good For You?How much of this natural sweetener can be considered safe?
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Beans, Beans, Good for Your HeartHalf a cup of beans a day may drop one's cholesterol 20 points.
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Raw Food Diet MythsSome nutrients are destroyed by cooking but some nutrients become more absorbable.
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Doctors’ Nutritional IgnoranceMedical education continues to underemphasize clinical nutrition.
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Another Update on SpirulinaPotential neurotoxicity is another concern regarding spirulina supplements.
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Nine Servings a Day MinimumIn trying to reach your nine daily servings of fruits and vegetables, which ones don't count?
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Update on MSGThe reactions attributed to monosodium glutamate do not appear to hold up to scientific scrutiny.
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Can Pesticides Be Rinsed Off?Researchers measure the impact of eating organic on the levels of pesticides in our children.
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Fecal Contamination of SushiThe proportion of sushi that exceeds the national food standards guidelines for fecal bacteria levels.
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Update on Juice Plus+®More evidence linking Juice Plus+® supplements with liver inflammation.
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Don’t Eat Raw Alfalfa SproutsFecal bacteria may contaminate alfalfa seed sprouts and present a food safety risk.
