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Vitamin E 101 To make sure you're getting enough of this important vitamin in your diet, read on for all the important facts on vitamin E. |
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VitaGranate Activates Heart-healthy Enzyme VitaGranate Pomegranate Extract, a standardized pomegranate extract, was found to be an activator of an important heart-health-influencing enzyme. |
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Chemists Hail a New Antioxidant A new family of antioxidants that are 100 times more effective than Vitamin E could be used at much smaller doses in dietary supplements and cosmetics but provide the same benefits. |
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Prepared Foods
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Abstracts -- December 2006 More flavor, less sodium... New generation of chocolate... Tantalizing tortillas... Popular pomegranate... Zeaxanthin-rich capsicum... Not all soy isoflavones created equal... Red wine makes high-fat diet easier to swallow?... |
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