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Articles in August, 1999 issue of Vegetarian Times

• Correction
• The Ripe Idea
  by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
• Fresh From The Lab
  by Mark Harris
• Stuck on Beauty - account of a acupuncture treatment for the face - Brief Article
  by Suzanne Gerber
• Alternative Medicine: Reiki - Brief Article
  by Ronni Sandroff
• Spice It Up - vegetarian recipes featuring a variety of herbs
  by Tracey Seaman
• Wok `n' Roll - Brief Article
  by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
• Letters
• Some Like It Cool
  by Nava Atlas
• Take It Off Keep It Off
  by Cris Beam
• All in the Family - lutein, a member of trhe carotenoid family, has been shown to offer protection for the eyes and skin - Brief Article
• Muscling Age Aside - Brief Article
  by Ronni Sandroff
• Carrot & Stick - praise for Bishop Raymond Burke and his campaign on behalf of humane animal treatment; and to the North Carolina Blue Cross and Shield for its expensive coverage service; criticism of an anti-vegetarianism article - Brief Article
• Directory of Alternative Therapies
• Reader Recipe of the Month - Barbecued Tofu - Brief Article
• Grain-Prix Salads
  by Richard Pierce
• Memory Lane - Brief Article
  by Bree Altman
• Molecules of Emotion - research indicates that stress may have a have a dangerous effect on homocysteine levels in the body
  by Cristin Marandino
• Does Acupuncture Really Work? - Brief Article
  by Ronni Sandroff
• Summer Is No Picnic
  by Meredith Gould
• Shopping Around - discussed products include powdered buttermilk, roasted guacamole, low-sugar bottled tea, and - Brief Article
  by Andrea Mather
• Fountain of Youth Spas - Brief Article
  by Lisa Goldstein
• Get Your Vitamins' Worth
  by Laurel Kallenbach
• The Case for Cholesterol - research indicates that HDL cholesterol is not only good for the heart, but also acts as an antioxidant - Brief Article
  by Cristin Marandino
• Ready, Set, Heal!
  by Carole Nicksin
• How Green Is My Smoothie
  by Amy Burrous