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Articles in May, 1996 issue of Nutrition Action Healthletter

Chromium - includes related articles on chromium picolinate and recommended daily amounts
by David Schardt
Oat bran: it's b-a-a-a-ck - benefits of oat bran may be listed on foods - includes related information on how oat bran affects cholesterol
by Bonnie Liebman
Get crackin' - nutritional value of crackers
by Jayne Hurley
Rate your diet - quiz about food habits - Cover Story
Folate: food vs. pills - natural sources of folic acid do not improve levels as much as enriched foods or dietary supplements - Brief Article
by Bonnie Liebman
See the light - poultry - recipes
B-vitamins & the brain - research shows low levels of certain cognitive skills may be linked to low levels of different B vitamins - Brief Article
by Bonnie Liebman
Allergic to biotech? - foods created with biotechnology may cause food allergies to people who are susceptible to specific proteins - Brief Article
by Bonnie Liebman

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