medicine reference book|Nutrition Part I: References That Don’t Endorse Brands

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Dear All, Hopefully, I’ll add more specific nutrition tidbits that I learn throughout the year, but I wanted to start by posting these websites below. Unlike some of the other nutrition sites out there, (as far as I know) these ones aren’t selling diets or health food products. They also try to examine the actual research, data and evidence on the topics. As with anything, please be careful about what “evidence” exactly is: it’s easy for someone to take a couple of sentences from a research study, exaggerate the claims, and misrrepresent. Also, always be on the watch out for conflicts of interest — for example, the Mayo Clinic has a bookstore that’s selling their books. Unfortunately, conflicts of interest happen everywhere — I tried to do the best I could by selecting sources from well-respected institutions. But please use your critical judgment when reading. Reference Websites on Nutrition, Diets, Vitamins & Herbs: 1) Nutrition information (including diet, food and vitamins) from the Harvard School of Public Health www.hsph.harvard.edu 2) Direct Link to Vitamin information from Harvard School of Public Health www.hsph.harvard.edu 3) Supplement and Drug Index from the Mayo Clinic (Has information on supplements such as herbs) www.mayoclinic.com 5) National Institutes of Health Website on Complementary and Alternative Medicine nccam.nih.gov 6) Linus Pauling Institute Micronutrient Information Center (has information on vitamins, minerals and other nutrients): lpi …
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