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Articles in Jan 2005 issue of Better Nutrition

• The cover of your November 2004 issue
  by Helena Foutz
• And if you still end up with the flu …
• News for diabetics
• Taste of health: flavorful and nutritious dishes
  by Greg Wenger
• It's a sad state of affairs
  by Kelly A. George
• Nutritional pearl
• Open the window
• Trans fat warning: avoiding these worrisome food additives
  by Kimberly Lord Stewart
• Squeaky clean
• New hope for IBS
• Anticancer veggies
• Eat more—weigh less: 25 ways to burn off the pounds!
  by Michael Downey
• Flu protection
• Here's the skinny
• Myth vs. truth
• Halts advanced cancer
• Insider supplement secrets: what do the experts really take?
  by Jonathan Quinn
• Scientist bets your kids live to 150
• Balanced nutrition
• Breakthrough pending
• "What doctors recommend to … burn fat, increase energy and support your joints": used by over 3,800 medical professionals for the past 28 years; the original, patented "night-time" collagen formula is now available to the public!
• Core prevention
• SAMe I am: amino acid metabolite offers more than a mood boost
  by Kim Schoenhals
• Mini quiz
• Ask the doctor
  by Frank Ervolino
• The hills are alive
• Killer commute
• What everybody ought to know—about successfully losing weight: how this simple and often overlooked principle can help those who struggle with their weight—become thin!
• Herpes suppressed
• Middle ear infections: treating a common childhood problem
  by Mary Bove
• A real woman: actress Catherine Dent is lovable just as she is
  by Bonnie Siegler
• Liquid toner
• Blast from the past
• 1 in 5
• Resolutely healthy: make 2005 your best year yet
  by Marilu Henner
• Peaceful, easy feeling
• Stay tooned for antioxidants
• Pungent cancer fighters
• Keep polyps from returning
• The kindest cut
• Soy: good news for women
• {80%
• In regards to your article "Splenda Splendor"
  by Adrianne Jacobsen
• Milk thistle
  by Amber D. Ackerson
• You must remember this
• Blood pressure vitamin