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Annual Convention (7/25/08)
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Vitamin D and Quakery By: Robert J. Thiel, Ph.D., Naturopath
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Why Appetite Suppressants Are
Dangerous Dieting Tools
By: Ruth Rojo, N.D., Ph.D. REFERENCES
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