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From Library Journal
Designed as an introductory textbook to teach the basic principles of nutrition and their applications, this hefty volume brings together a wealth of information for the serious reader. Part 1 analyzes the building blocks of nutrition; Part 2 evaluates foods and diets; Part 3 discusses building a healthy diet; and Part 4 explains nutritional applications. But this book also examines topics not usually found in textbooks–herbal supplements, homeopathic medicines, environmental aspects of nutrition, and detoxification and healing programs, to name just a few. Although this exhaustive study is accurate and up to date, it’s formidable length (over 1000 pages!) will greatly limit its appeal. Most readers concerned about healthy eating will prefer Jane Brody’s Nutrition Book ( LJ 5/1/81) and/or Jean Carper’s Total Nutrition Guide ( LJ 3/15/87).- Linda Chopra, Cleveland Heights-University Heights P.L., OhioCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Hello!
I am an 18 year old male, muscular, lean, 6’0 tall and health and nutrition is my passion. I was thinking about going into a job that deals with a personal trainer, or a nutrition expert. What are my options, and what do you think?
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I’m interested in how nutrition relates to disease, and how dangerous food additives (like artificial sweeteners) contribute to disease. I’m also interested in alternative medicine. What careers best match my interests?

I’m looking to broaden my horizons and try new health foods. I’m getting bored with the same salads and fruit I eat each day. Please share any nutrition secrets or health foods that have helped you or that you liked.
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