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Marilyn Harris <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 20 Jun 2003 12:15:56 -0400
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>What is shaved turky? If it is a commercially-prepared food with additives,
>I would probably discontinue eating it.

If the shaved turkey is from the deli, then I would be suspicious that it
contains nitrites or other additives and I would not eat it too often -
maybe once a month.

Eggs are very good and are quite inexpensive. I'd recommend them more often
in the diet if you need a good protein source. If it's possible to get Omega
3 eggs in your area do so as they have increased levels of that essential
fatty acid plus other benefits (higher vitamin E content too).  Soft-boiled
are probably one of the healthier ways of eating them.

Marilyn

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