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.. , of 478 words 1419. The Dallas Morning News – April 29, 1992 Clearing
the confusion on vitamins Some readers were confused about a recent
column on taking vitamins for prevention of cancer and heart disease. Dr.
Scott Grundy gave suggested intakes in milligrams for vitamins C and E
and beta carotene. Vitamin C is sold in milligrams, but vitamin E and
beta carotene are sold in IU’s or international units.According to Dr.
Grundy’s research associate Dr. Ishwarlal Jialal, assistant professor of
clinical nutrition and internal medicine at the Center for Human… , of
782 words 1419. Plain Dealer, The (Cleveland, OH) – April 7, 1992
VITAMINS FIGHT CLOGGED ARTERIES So you think vitamin C just fights
colds?Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley report that
it adds muscle to vitamin E as it fights plaque buildup in the arteries.
Together, the two vitamins decrease the risk of potentially-fatal
conditions caused by clogged arteries, such as heart attacks or strokes,
according to lead researcher Lester Packer.The vitamins work in concert
to prevent low-density lipoproteins, or LDLs, from accumulating in the
walls of arteries…. , of 401 words 1419. The Hartford Courant – January
17, 1992 Vitamins: Few people need them To B or not to be taking Vitamins
They crowd the aisles of drugstores and health food emporiums. They
promise “high potency,” brag of nouvelle ingredients (”now with beta
carotene”) and take aim at target markets: women, kids, the elderly.
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States. Researchers believe that most Americans supplement their diets
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1419. *- January 14, 1992 VITAMIN E MAY CUT HEART DISEASE Large doses of
vitamin E can block chemical changes that lead to artery blockages,
suggesting that vitamin E may cut heart disease risk, doctors say.In
previous studies, Dr. Ishwarlal Jialal of the University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas had shown that vitamin E, vitamin C
and beta carotene — the nutrient that makes carrots orange — could
block the disease-related chemical changes in the test tube. The new
study, described Sunday at the American Heart… , of 440 words 1419.
Plain Dealer, The (Cleveland, OH) – January 14, 1992 VITAMIN E MAY FIGHT
ARTERIAL BLOCKAGES Large doses of vitamin E can block chemical changes
that lead to artery blockages, suggesting that vitamin E may cut heart
disease risk, doctors say.In previous studies, Dr. Ishwarlal Jialal of
the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas had shown
that vitamin E, vitamin C and beta carotene – the nutrient that makes
carrots orange – could block the disease-related chemical changes in the
test tube.

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The new study, described Sunday at the American Heart… , of 443 words
1419. Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) – November 14, 1991 VITAMIN
A BLOCK CUTS STROKE RISK, DOCTORS SAY Women who eat one serving a day of
carrots, spinach, apricots or other foods rich in a building block of
vitamin A cut their stroke risk by 40 percent and their heart attack risk
by 22 percent, doctors said.Women who took vitamin E supplements also had
a 36 percent lower risk of heart attack than women who consumed low
levels of vitamin E, said Dr. Joann E. Manson of the Harvard Medical
School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Vitamin E also was
slightly protective… , of 514 words 1419. Scripps Howard News Service -
August 13, 1991 CHILDREN OVERDOSED ON VITAMINS HOSPITALIZED At least six
more area children who have overdosed on vitamins have been hospitalized
since June 7, when a 14-month-old died from taking his mother’s
vitamins.”I was attending in the emergency room one night and saw two of
these kids,” said Dr. Joan Bothner. “Later I looked up, and there were
two more on the board, and I thought, wow, what is going on here? “Maybe
we need to try to let people know that these things can be… , of 766
words 1419. Tulsa World – April 30, 1991 Cancer link eyed Vitamin lack
tied to disease rate A lack of vitamins in the blood may increase the
risk of cancer, according to Swiss researchers.A study of almost 3,000
Swiss men linked low blood levels of vitamin A and beta-carotene to
increased risks of lung cancer and death from all cancers. Low blood
levels of vitamin C also raised the risk of stomach and intestinal
cancer, the researchers wrote in the American Journal of Epidemiology.The
researchers did not define low and high levels.”The most prominent and…
, of 330 words 1419. Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) – October 26,
1990 VITAMIN D HELPS BODY ABSORB CALCIUM FROM FOOD QUESTION: I watched a
health report on TV that said that most older women don’t get enough
vitamin D. Do you agree with this report? Also, would you explain a
little more about what vitamin D is used for and the best sources for it?
Thank you.ANSWER: The television report you saw may have been based on an
article in the June 1990 issue of the Tufts University Diet Nutrition
Letter, which stated that many older women get much less vitamin D than
they need to… , of 624 words 1419. *(CA) – September 21, 1990 CAN GOOD
DIET HELP PREVENT CANCER? STUDIES GIVE HINTS OF VITAMINS’ MERITS Want to
avoid cancer? Keep eating those vegetables.That’s what nutritionists and
cancer experts were saying Thursday in light of news that a synthetic
cousin of vitamin A helps prevent cancer in high-risk patients. Many
vitamin-related compounds seem to help prevent cancer. While solid
scientific proof is lacking for most of them, researchers say it makes
sense in the meantime to listen to your mother.

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The center even admits that people who eat a nutritionally correct diet
may have a hard time getting high doses of vitamins E and C and… , of
966 words 1419. *- September 1, 1992 Vitamins may help in rebound You say
that vitamin supplements don’t improve athletic performance. But I
understand that extra amounts of some vitamins may help me recover faster
from workouts. Do you have any information on this?Vitamin supplements
haven’t been shown to improve athletic performance. But there is
evidence, as you suggest, that taking extra vitamin C and E or
beta-carotene may help repair or limit the muscle damage that normally
occurs during exercise.At least five studies… , of 591 words 1419. The
Tampa Tribune – August 2, 1992 Beta carotene hailed as “vitamin C of the
’90s’ Vitamin is concentrated This precursor of vitamin A, found
primarily in orange foods, has been associated with lower incidences of
several types of cancer. NEW ORLEANS – Is beta carotene the food supply’s
answer to cancer? Or will it be another oat bran – a nutritious food but
no miracle drug? These were questions not lost on the 15,000 food
engineers and scientists who gathered late last month in New Orleans for
the annual convention of the Institute of Food Technologists…. , of 936
words 1419. Austin American-Statesman – May 8, 1992 Study suggests link
between vitamin C, increased lifespan LOS ANGELES – Men who consume a few
hundred milligrams of vitamin C every day live about six years longer
than men who don’t, and the vitamin may extend women’s lives by about one
year, a study suggests.The U.S. government’s recommended daily allowance
of vitamin C is 60 milligrams for most adults. But the study indicates
that consuming 300 to 400 milligrams daily might help people live longer,
said its author, James Enstrom, an epidemiologist at the… , of 430
words 1419. St. Louis Post-Dispatch – May 8, 1992 Vitamin C May Prolong
Life, Study Says LOS ANGELES (AP) – Men who consume a few hundred
milligrams of vitamin C every day live about six years longer than men
who don’t, and the vitamin may extend women’s lives by about one year, a
study suggests. The U.S. government’s recommended daily allowance of
vitamin C is 60 milligrams for most adults. But the study indicates that
consuming 300 to 400 milligrams daily might help people live longer, said
its author, James E. Enstrom, an epidemiologist at the… , of 497 words
1419. Houston Chronicle – MAY 8, 1992 Study suggests vitamin C link to a
longer life LOS ANGELES — Men who consume a few hundred milligrams of
vitamin C daily live about six years longer than men who don’t, and the
vitamin may extend women’s lives by about one year, a study suggests. The
U.S. government’s recommended daily allowance of vitamin C is 60
milligrams for most adults. But the study indicates that consuming 300 to
400 milligrams daily might help people live longer, said its author,
James Enstrom, an epidemiologist at the University.

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The new study, described Sunday at the American Heart… , of 443 words
1419. Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) – November 14, 1991 VITAMIN
A BLOCK CUTS STROKE RISK, DOCTORS SAY Women who eat one serving a day of
carrots, spinach, apricots or other foods rich in a building block of
vitamin A cut their stroke risk by 40 percent and their heart attack risk
by 22 percent, doctors said.Women who took vitamin E supplements also had
a 36 percent lower risk of heart attack than women who consumed low
levels of vitamin E, said Dr. Joann E. Manson of the Harvard Medical
School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Vitamin E also was
slightly protective… , of 514 words 1419. Scripps Howard News Service -
August 13, 1991 CHILDREN OVERDOSED ON VITAMINS HOSPITALIZED At least six
more area children who have overdosed on vitamins have been hospitalized
since June 7, when a 14-month-old died from taking his mother’s
vitamins.”I was attending in the emergency room one night and saw two of
these kids,” said Dr. Joan Bothner. “Later I looked up, and there were
two more on the board, and I thought, wow, what is going on here? “Maybe
we need to try to let people know that these things can be… , of 766
words 1419. Tulsa World – April 30, 1991 Cancer link eyed Vitamin lack
tied to disease rate A lack of vitamins in the blood may increase the
risk of cancer, according to Swiss researchers.A study of almost 3,000
Swiss men linked low blood levels of vitamin A and beta-carotene to
increased risks of lung cancer and death from all cancers. Low blood
levels of vitamin C also raised the risk of stomach and intestinal
cancer, the researchers wrote in the American Journal of Epidemiology.The
researchers did not define low and high levels.”The most prominent and…
, of 330 words 1419. Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) – October 26,
1990 VITAMIN D HELPS BODY ABSORB CALCIUM FROM FOOD QUESTION: I watched a
health report on TV that said that most older women don’t get enough
vitamin D. Do you agree with this report? Also, would you explain a
little more about what vitamin D is used for and the best sources for it?
Thank you.ANSWER: The television report you saw may have been based on an
article in the June 1990 issue of the Tufts University Diet Nutrition
Letter, which stated that many older women get much less vitamin D than
they need to… , of 624 words 1419. *(CA) – September 21, 1990 CAN GOOD
DIET HELP PREVENT CANCER? STUDIES GIVE HINTS OF VITAMINS’ MERITS Want to
avoid cancer? Keep eating those vegetables.That’s what nutritionists and
cancer experts were saying Thursday in light of news that a synthetic
cousin of vitamin A helps prevent cancer in high-risk patients. Many
vitamin-related compounds seem to help prevent cancer. While solid
scientific proof is lacking for most of them, researchers say it makes
sense in the meantime to listen to your mother.

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.. , of 803 words 1419. *- May 18, 1993 FDA vs. vitamin industry When I
entered medical school nearly 50 years ago, health professionals were
being taught that any adult eating a well-balanced diet was getting all
the vitamins he or she needed for good health. People only got in trouble
when their diets were unbalanced. Sailors on long sea voyages without
fresh fruits got scurvy, children who didn’t get enough milk or sun got
rickets, Asians who ate polished rice got beri-beri, and so on. These are
vitamin deficiency diseases. Vitamins are… , of 1718 words 1419. The
San Diego Union-Tribune – March 25, 1993 Avoiding traps in jungle of
vitamins Even the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the
Washington-based consumer advocacy group, has thrown in the towel.
Instead of exhorting everyone to get the recommended allowances of
vitamins and minerals by eating the foods that contain them, the center
acknowledges that 4 out of 10 people prefer to get their vitamins and
minerals from pills.The center even admits that people who eat a
nutritionally correct diet may have a hard time getting high doses of
vitamins E and C and beta… , of 714 words 1419. Seattle
Post-Intelligencer – March 3, 1993 EXTRA! EXTRA?, GUIDELINES FOR PEOPLE
WHO PREFER VITAMINS AND MINERALS IN PILL FORM Even the Center for Science
in the Public Interest, the Washington-based consumer advocacy group, has
thrown in the towel. Instead of exhorting everyone to get the recommended
allowances of vitamins and minerals by eating the foods that contain
them, the center now acknowledges that four out of 10 people prefer to
get their vitamins and minerals from pills.The center even concedes that
people who eat a nutritionally correct diet may have a hard time getting
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EAT YOUR SUPPLEMENTS: GOOD NUTRITION NOW INCLUDES HEALTHY SERVING OF
VITAMINS Even the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a
Washington-based consumer advocacy group, has thrown in the towel.
Instead of exhorting everyone to get the recommended allowances of
vitamins and minerals by eating foods that contain them, the CSPI
acknowledges that 4 of 10 people prefer to get their vitamins and
minerals from pills. The center even says that people who eat a
nutritionally correct diet may have a hard time getting high doses of
vitamins E and C and beta… , of 955 words 1419. Press-Telegram (Long
Beach, CA) – February 11, 1993 IF VITAMIN PILLS ARE YOUR GAME, CHECK OUT
THESE RULES Even the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the
Washington- based consumer advocacy group, has thrown in the towel.
Instead of exhorting everyone to get the recommended allowances of
vitamins and minerals by eating the foods that contain them, the center
acknowledges that four out of 10 people prefer to get their vitamins and
minerals from pills.

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– . (DC) – November , News keeps pouring in about health benefits of red wine DAYTON, Ohio – The trickle of reports about the health benefits of wine, and particularly red wine, has turned into a raging river. In case you missed the Associated Press story that broke earlier this week, soon after two other research studies that found healthful effects of wine, large amounts of “red-wine extract” apparently seemed to help obese mice eat high-fat diets and still live long and happy lives.The study by the Harvard Medical School and the… . (GA) – June Three healthy cheers for red, white and blue This year, celebrate the Fourth of July by eating more red, white and blue foods. These colorful foods contain naturally occurring pigments that may protect you from a variety of chronic diseases. RED Red grapes Cherries Cranberries Red apples Red grapefruit Red pears Pomegranates Raspberries Strawberries Beets Red peppers Radishes Radicchio Red onions Red potatoes Rhubarb Tomatoes Red cabbage Red beans Red foods contain… . (DC) – June Food, Nutrition, Diet ATLANTA — This year, celebrate the Fourth of July by eating more red, white and blue foods. These colorful foods contain naturally occurring pigments that may protect you from a variety of chronic diseases. RED Red grapes Cherries Cranberries Red apples Red grapefruit Red pears Pomegranates Raspberries Strawberries Beets Red peppers Radishes Radicchio Red onions Red potatoes Rhubarb Tomatoes Red cabbage Red beans Red foods… . – April Taiwanese business man considers use of Duplin muscadine grapes ROSE HILL – Visitors from Taiwan recently stopped in Duplin County to consider importing muscadine grape products to their country for uses in cosmetics and possible use as health preventive medicines.Business owner John W. Hsu, chairman of LICA Enterprise Group (includes Guangzhou LICA Biotech Co., LTD and Shanghai LICA Biotech Co., LTD), and international trade specialist John P. Jenkins from the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services were welcomed to Duplin County recently… . News & Observer, The (Raleigh, NC) – January , Patents GRANTED DEC. APPLICANTS: Craig Bahlmann, Hickory; David Braun, North Attleboro, Mass.; Ethan E. Franklin, Morganton; Tom Siekierka, Downers Grove, Ill.; Philip Shows, Hudson; Galen Gareis, Gary Hemmelgarn, Douglas Lingstrand, Richmond, Ind. ASSIGNEE: Neptco, Pawtucket, R.I. TITLE: Multifolded composite tape for use in cable manufacture and methods for making same NUMBER: , FILING DATE: June APPLICANTS: Nancy L…. . Advertiser, The (Adelaide, Australia) – April Features Nutting out the healthy daily dose Lately I have developed an eating habit of peanuts, hazelnuts, almonds, cashews and walnuts. Do the above classify as healthy foods? How much should be your daily dose? – T.D. (Pennington) Eating g of peanuts five or more times a week may help lower the risk of Type diabetes as they contain fibre and magnesium which decrease insulin resistance.Rich in omega- fats, peanuts maintain healthy cells and supple skin, and lower total cholesterol in… . Express, The (London, England) – December The Express: WHAT’S IN YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST? CHEESE CHUNK ( G) OF BRIE calories, . g fat.Creamy brie is one of the less fatty cheeses and a g chunk supplies per cent of your daily calcium needs. It also has zinc and vitamin B .CHUNK ( G) OF STILTON CHEESE calories, . g fat.High in fat and salt. A small piece has an eighth of your daily calcium, protects teeth from acid and has as much folic acid as broccoli.SMALL BUNCH OF GRAPES calories, trace of fat.Grapes are a source of natural energy. Red… . – June , Antioxidants found in grapes battle ‘free radicals’ NEW YORK — The debate about whether a little wine is good for your health has gone on for years and likely will continue. The new question is: Is wine — or at least wine-based products — good for your skin?Yes, says Mathilde Thomas, founder of Caudalie, a French skin-care company that is built around the vitamins and antioxidants found in grapes.In a scientist from the pharmaceutical department at Bordeaux University visited the estate of Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, a… . Rocky Mountain News (CO) – May WHY MAKE DIETING WORSE? HAVE A GLASS As if losing weight weren’t hard enough, most diets insist you do it in wineless misery. For centuries before the birth of the bacon cheeseburger, though, we drank wine and we were thin. Could we be scaping the wrong goat?The to calories in a -ounce glass of red or white don’t take a marathon to work off. But shouldn’t you avoid these “empty calories” when every bite counts? 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– . (DC) – November , News keeps pouring in about health benefits of red wine DAYTON, Ohio – The trickle of reports about the health benefits of wine, and particularly red wine, has turned into a raging river. In case you missed the Associated Press story that broke earlier this week, soon after two other research studies that found healthful effects of wine, large amounts of “red-wine extract” apparently seemed to help obese mice eat high-fat diets and still live long and happy lives.The study by the Harvard Medical School and the… . (GA) – June Three healthy cheers for red, white and blue This year, celebrate the Fourth of July by eating more red, white and blue foods. These colorful foods contain naturally occurring pigments that may protect you from a variety of chronic diseases. RED Red grapes Cherries Cranberries Red apples Red grapefruit Red pears Pomegranates Raspberries Strawberries Beets Red peppers Radishes Radicchio Red onions Red potatoes Rhubarb Tomatoes Red cabbage Red beans Red foods contain… . (DC) – June Food, Nutrition, Diet ATLANTA — This year, celebrate the Fourth of July by eating more red, white and blue foods. These colorful foods contain naturally occurring pigments that may protect you from a variety of chronic diseases. RED Red grapes Cherries Cranberries Red apples Red grapefruit Red pears Pomegranates Raspberries Strawberries Beets Red peppers Radishes Radicchio Red onions Red potatoes Rhubarb Tomatoes Red cabbage Red beans Red foods… . – April Taiwanese business man considers use of Duplin muscadine grapes ROSE HILL – Visitors from Taiwan recently stopped in Duplin County to consider importing muscadine grape products to their country for uses in cosmetics and possible use as health preventive medicines.Business owner John W. Hsu, chairman of LICA Enterprise Group (includes Guangzhou LICA Biotech Co., LTD and Shanghai LICA Biotech Co., LTD), and international trade specialist John P. Jenkins from the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services were welcomed to Duplin County recently… . News & Observer, The (Raleigh, NC) – January , Patents GRANTED DEC. APPLICANTS: Craig Bahlmann, Hickory; David Braun, North Attleboro, Mass.; Ethan E. Franklin, Morganton; Tom Siekierka, Downers Grove, Ill.; Philip Shows, Hudson; Galen Gareis, Gary Hemmelgarn, Douglas Lingstrand, Richmond, Ind. ASSIGNEE: Neptco, Pawtucket, R.I. TITLE: Multifolded composite tape for use in cable manufacture and methods for making same NUMBER: , FILING DATE: June APPLICANTS: Nancy L…. . Advertiser, The (Adelaide, Australia) – April Features Nutting out the healthy daily dose Lately I have developed an eating habit of peanuts, hazelnuts, almonds, cashews and walnuts. Do the above classify as healthy foods? How much should be your daily dose? – T.D. (Pennington) Eating g of peanuts five or more times a week may help lower the risk of Type diabetes as they contain fibre and magnesium which decrease insulin resistance.Rich in omega- fats, peanuts maintain healthy cells and supple skin, and lower total cholesterol in… . Express, The (London, England) – December The Express: WHAT’S IN YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST? CHEESE CHUNK ( G) OF BRIE calories, . g fat.Creamy brie is one of the less fatty cheeses and a g chunk supplies per cent of your daily calcium needs. It also has zinc and vitamin B .CHUNK ( G) OF STILTON CHEESE calories, . g fat.High in fat and salt. A small piece has an eighth of your daily calcium, protects teeth from acid and has as much folic acid as broccoli.SMALL BUNCH OF GRAPES calories, trace of fat.Grapes are a source of natural energy. Red… . – June , Antioxidants found in grapes battle ‘free radicals’ NEW YORK — The debate about whether a little wine is good for your health has gone on for years and likely will continue. The new question is: Is wine — or at least wine-based products — good for your skin?Yes, says Mathilde Thomas, founder of Caudalie, a French skin-care company that is built around the vitamins and antioxidants found in grapes.In a scientist from the pharmaceutical department at Bordeaux University visited the estate of Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, a… . Rocky Mountain News (CO) – May WHY MAKE DIETING WORSE? HAVE A GLASS As if losing weight weren’t hard enough, most diets insist you do it in wineless misery. For centuries before the birth of the bacon cheeseburger, though, we drank wine and we were thin. Could we be scaping the wrong goat?The to calories in a -ounce glass of red or white don’t take a marathon to work off. But shouldn’t you avoid these “empty calories” when every bite counts? Actually, as we’re finally… . Hobart Mercury (Australia) – February Berries of bounty BLUEBERRIES have received much favourable press over the past few years as the awareness of their incredible health benefits have been discovered.How wonderful to have something as beautiful and delicious as ripe, juicy blueberries to eat and know that they are doing you good as well as delighting your palate.Blueberries, which are rich in many vitamins, also contain the all important Vitamins A and C, along with the minerals zinc, potassium, iron, calcium and magnesium. They are high…

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