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An evidence-based approach to vitamins and minerals

Jane Higdon

2012

The Vitamins

Jr., Gerald F. Combs

2007

The application of absorption spectra to the study of vitamins, hormones and coenzymes

Richard Alan Morton

1935

Vitamins and Your Health

Ann Gildroy

1982

The vitamin solution

Arielle Levitan

2015

The Dark side of the moon

Emil Abderhalden

1947

Vitamins

Alan Edward Nourse

1977

Nutrition for women

Ray Peat

1981

Miracle cures

Jean Carper

1997

The scientific validation of herbal medicine

Daniel B. Mowrey

1986

Thorsons' Complete Guide to Vitamins and Minerals

Leonard Mervyn

1989

The Vitamin Alphabet

Christina Scott-Moncrieff

1999

The natural pharmacy

Jonathan V. Wright, Schuyler W. Lininger

1998

The people's pharmacy guide to home and herbal remedies

Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon

2001

Fat-soluble vitamins

Peter J. Quinn, Valerian E. Kagan

1998

Vitamins and minerals

Stephanie Watson

2011

The essential guide to vitamins and minerals

Health Media Of America, Elizabeth Somer

1992

Vitamin receptors

Krishnamurti Dakshinamurti

1994

Vitamin C

Sherry Lewin

1976

The vitamin complex

Catherine Price

2015

The people's pharmacy guide to home and herbal remedies

Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon

1999

The Complete Food Counter

Jo-Ann Heslin, Annette B. Natow

2005

The Way Up from Down

Priscilla Slagle

1987

Vitamin bible

Time Warner Electronic Publishing, Earl Mindell

1979

The essential guide to vitamins and minerals

Elizabeth Somer

1993

Vitamin manual

Upjohn Company.

1965

Natural Treatments for Diabetes

Kathi Md Head

2000

The doctor's complete guide to vitamins and minerals

Mary Dan Eades

1994

Water soluble vitamins

Olaf Stanger

2012

Vitamins in your life and the micronutrients (trace elements), you can't live without them!

Erwin Di Cyan

1974

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