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Articles in April 2005 issue of Better Nutrition

• Capital tea
• Gingerroot
  by Amber D. Ackerson
• Key to olive oil benefits
• Policosanol: it raises cane against heart disease, and more
  by Kim Schoenhals
• Next to godliness
• The hard stuff
• Inflammatory new findings: which foods are your best medicine?
  by Heather King
• Spring surprise: healthful and delicious soy dishes: each month, culinary artist Chef Greg Wenger dishes up exclusive recipes for BN readers
  by Greg Wenger
• Repairing cartilage
• Oil's well that ends well
• Getting your brat's worst: when you're tempted to throw a tantrum
  by Marilu Henner
• Tropical treasure
• Building bone
• Q: Which has more nutrition: a red pepper or a green pepper?
• Jumpin' joints
• Green tea
• Ironing out depression
• Rice bran oil lowers cholesterol
• Vitamin E and depression
• Hi, boys and girls, parents and teachers
• Inner balance
• Heart health
• Food coloring
• Truest love: a caregiver learns from his wife's pain
  by Gregg Piburn
• I enjoyed "insider supplement secrets"
  by Linda Ashcraft
• Top of the morning
• Constipation in kids: how to relieve this problem
  by Mary Bove
• You heard it here first
• Magnesium for women
• Path to freedom: natural alternatives for chronic pain
  by Nancy Welliver
• Tummy tea
• LaneLabs announces the availability of Noxylane4 and SunSpot ES
• Allergy relief
• State of the art
• More grape news
• Ask the doctor
  by Frank Ervolino
• Science of soy: the latest word on this versatile bean
  by Joe Lewandowski
• Soy good for you: it could be the perfect plant-based protein
  by Kimberly Lord Stewart