Nutrition Health Review

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Articles in Spring, 1993 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• Electromagnetic pollution and a prescription for survival: a battle of the century - includes related checklist for the sources of radiation - Cover Story
• Dietary weapons against radiation: foods and nutritional supplements capable of neutralizing effects of radiation
• Caution: dangers in mixing drugs and antacids
• Chromium - little known, seldom used, but very essential to health
• "Designer" foods: tomorrow's answer to breast cancer prevention?
• Annals of radiation: a prophylaxis - excerpt from The Annuals of Radiation
  by Paul Brodeur
• Urethane in alcohol a health risk
  by Judith E. Foulke
• Skin Deep: A Mind/Body Program for Healthy Skin. - book reviews
• Detoxification: an antidote to radiation
• New treatment effective in dysfunction - erectile dysfunction
  by Edith Kermit Roosevelt
• AIDS virus weakened by fruit-vegetable diet
• Sunshine: great blessing and deadly threat
  by Edwin Flatto
• The Female Stress Syndrome, 2d ed. - book reviews
• The agony of forgetfulness
• Paul Brodeur: historian and crusader - crusader-investigative reporter-historian who specializes in chronicling risk of microwave radiation
• The good drives out the bad - use of dietary supplements to prevent illness
• Chickenpox: an elusive childhood disease surfacing in adulthood as shingles
  by Dodi Shultz
• Precaution and the electromagnetic challenge
  by Philip W. Zimmerman
• Education system ignores memory training
• Memory: dominant tenant in the brain - excerpt from The Mystery of Memory
• Rapid weight loss unhealthful: leads to regaining more
• Tailoring diet for cancer prevention - Medical Profession Acknowledges Diseases May Be Diet Related
• A relationship between cigarette smoke oxidants and atherosclerosis
  by Caroll E. Cross
• Buying a home in the electronic age
  by John Vail