Found an article in Scientific American, Dec. 2002 titled Food For Thought. Might be interesting to the more technical people. This issue should be available in the library. Warning-- the more I read the more I see how complex our systems seem to be. Simple answers are OK for clinical use but maybe not the whole story.
Subject: Article From: Guy [email hidden] Date: 11/22/2003 10:53 AM Mountain Standard Time Message-id: <[email hidden]>
Found an article in Scientific American, Dec. 2002 titled Food For Thought. Might be interesting to the more technical people. This issue should be available in the library. Warning-- the more I read the more I see how complex our systems seem to be. Simple answers are OK for clinical use but maybe not the whole story.
Subject: Article From: Guy [email hidden] Date: 11/22/2003 10:53 AM Mountain Standard Time Message- id: <[email hidden]>
Found an article in Scientific American, Dec. 2002 titled Food For Thought. Might be interesting to the more technical people. This issue should be available in the library. Warning-- the more I read the more I see how complex our systems seem to be. Simple answers are OK for clinical use but maybe not the whole story.
We rarely agree, but you do find some good articles occasionally. Not even a mention of iron!
Cheers Alan, T2, Oz dx May 2002 , no meds, diet and not enough exercise. A1c was 8.2, now 5.8 Wt was 117 kg (257 lbs) now 91 (200). -- Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.