Nutrition by Ray Sahelian, M.D.

Nutrition is a science that evaluates the relationship between diet and health. Like other branches of science, nutrition is constantly evolving. As researchers learn more about vitamins and minerals, for example, nutrition advice changes.

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I wanted to make you aware of Nutritional Tree dot com, a consumer review site for over 8000 supplements. We have collected tens of thousands of reviews so far and are growing rapidly. Congratulations on your online success. If you think of any way that we can work together, we would love to. We would for example, be glad to syndicate our reviews to you if that would help you. Also, if you have your own products that we have not collected reviews on, we would be glad to add them to our database and make them available for review.
   A. Thank you for contacting us but we are not sure how reliable the Nutrition Tree review site is since anyone can post anything on any product including saying negative things about a competitor and no one would know whether a real person took the supplement or whether it was placed there with one star rating by a competing company. If there was a better way to determine or monitor the honesty of the posters, we would gladly work with you.

Do you have a comprehensive guideline for children's nutrition, covering baby stage to toddler and early teens?
    I have not focused on these topics since my focus has been on adult nutrition.

I am pretty sure you are aware of the dire need for improving the curriculum of nutritional sciences in the medical schools in North America. This has been discussed in nutrition science journals so I won't dwell on that. The lack of sufficient training in nutrition and related sciences makes most family physicians to avoid any reference to nutrition/supplements and its role in disease prevention when talking to their patients. You are among the very few who not only show extensive knowledge of the biochemical function of a large variety of nutritional supplements but also formulated new products that helped people in many medical conditions. My previous project was a book titled: 'An Introduction to Vitamins, Minerals and Oxidative Stress' meant as a companion to the general biochemistry course taken by first year life/medical sciences undergrad students (Universal Publishers, 2008). It has an electronic version (in html format), which makes it more appealing to read than the standard pdf files in which most if not all ebooks are presented.