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Great Archived Articles
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Soy Protein – Does it Reduce Testosterone? by Brian Putchio | 10/13/2009 Soy protein seems to be a viable option to that of milk-derived proteins such as whey and casein. Or is it? |
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Red vs. White Meat & Beyond by Sean Casey | 11/14/2010 Is the type of protein you’re consuming increasing your risk of developing various cardiometabolic diseases? Recent research is starting to answer this question… |
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Chatting with the FDA about Tainted Products Marketed as Dietary Supplements by Brian Putchio | 12/20/2010 Today, I participated in a special online chat session with the FDA. The theme was “Tainted Products Marketed as Dietary Supplements”, and I was fortunate enough to get my three questions answered by both the FDA’s Center of Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Dr. Moore, and the FDA’s Principal Deputy Commissioner, Joshua Sharfstein, M.D. |
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