Better Nutrition

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Articles in August 2003 issue of Better Nutrition

• I just wanted to thank you - Letter to the Editor
  by Murray Wesley
• Threats to whales - Brief Article
• Taste question licked - Brief Article
• Whoops! - Correction Notice
  by Mary Anne Ashcroft
• Fishy labeling - Congress approved a provision to allow wild-harvested seafood to be labeled organic - Brief Article
• Up in smoke - Impact of the loss of vitamin B - Brief Article
• The omega code - Brief Article
• Prescription for disaster - Side effects from prescription medicines - Brief Article
• Pain and cancer killers? - Brief Article
• Germs be gone - Germicides - Brief Article
• Parkinson's and pesticides - Brief Article
• Nature heals: bounce back from overexertion with food and supplements
  by A.C. Doyle
• Crazy for camomile - Brief Article
• The organic myth - Myth: Organic food is 100 percent pesticide-free - Brief Article
• Health foods: everyday edibles for better nutrition
  by Michael Downey
• Kettle call - Tea - Brief Article
• Root of the kava scare - Brief Article
• Vet smart: comprehensive health care for pets
  by Lori Tobias
• Powerful healing - Book Review
• Pick on a shrimp - Eating shrimp makes you energetic - Brief Article
• Food for the soul: savory dishes with African-American roots
  by Jessica B. Harris
• Age-defying cosmetics - Brief Article
• Forgotten riches - Mustard greens - Brief Article
• Take control: heal your relationship with food: holistic beauty expert and health advocate Kat James offers new strategies for vibrant living
  by Kat James
• Outmatched - Advertising dietary supplements - Column
  by John Monahan
• Bone up - Bone Support, from Prescription 2000 - Brief Article
• Radical research - Research into free radicals - Brief Article
• Deaf defining: today's noise pollution solutions
  by Michael Downey
• Your "Goodnews" department is outstanding - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by John Prakash
• Soylicious - Frozen Cultured Soy - Brief Article
• Diet going nuts - Health aspects of peanuts - Brief Article
• Fired up and fit - The No. 1 cause of on-the-job deaths among firefighters is heart attack. An interview with Captain Shawn Perry of the Sacramento California City Fire Department - Interview
  by William Atkinson