Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 16:23:57 EST
Subject: Great Thing Happening At Shaklee
This is the info from one of my recent emails where they suggested you listen to an archived call. We did that, but this
is a transcript someone took the time to type! VERY EXCITING!!! Joan
Great things happening at Shaklee--new product-produces
Interferon Sun, 20 Jan 2002
This is a brief synopsis of a conversation
that Barbara Lagoni had with Cindy Latham from Shaklee Corporation, about where Shaklee is headed, what is happening in the
Nutrition Industry and what is happing in the MLM industry. You may find these comments interesting. I certainly did and am
very excited for all of us in Shaklee.
Cindy Latham: Last November Shaklee started a think tank with strategic
partners from many countries, including Japan, Korea, Tailand, France, Switzerland, Israel, etc..The purpose of this think
tank is to tap into the greatest minds today in the field of health and nutrition and improve and develop nutrient supplements
that are simpler to take and even more bioavailable than they are now. I a moment I will share the product that will be introduced
to us in the near future!!
The Nutrition Industry as a whole (other than Shaklee, by the way) has been hit hard
during the last year or so, even before 9-11 The massive consolidations that have taken place in the nutrition industry are
falling apart. The cause is that consumers are not Dumb--the products that they are buying in the market place are simply
not working!! Bad products have been shoved out onto the marketplace with lots of hype advertising and now the results are
that no one is buying them anymore! Consumer confidence in the herbal supplement market is at an all time low because of bad
press, and well-deserved bad press---due to dangerous ingredients, poor ingredients and bad results! September 11th instigated
a major downturn in the industry at the retail and wholesale mail order level and most other nutritional MLM companies (not
Shaklee), but consumers are more than ever concerned about preventive health!! They simply do not know where to turn where
we come in!
Fortunately, Shaklee is only benefiting from the industry problems. What is happening is that the
other companies are dumping expensive research and development--getting rid of these departments. hence lots of highly talented
scientists have no jobs, they are flocking to Shaklee Corp. to interview and Shaklee has its pick of the finest minds in the
world!!
At Shaklee, science is #1, the best science and the preserving of nature are critical. Many researchers
are interested in partnering with Shaklee because of these commitments to be the best and remain the best.
Now
to the next products. The gentleman in Japan who discovered Interferon, the most important element in our immune system developed
a synthetic form of interferon used in injections, very expensive not always effective. This leading immunologist has been
at Yamanouchi Pharmaceuticals for 5 years-helping develop the most profound, all natural patented, supplement, safe, no side
effects, product that makes interferon within our own bodies body specific the clinical studies are remarkable for all healthy
individuals to prevent flu, colds, etc, and for people whose immune systems have been compromised through Hepatitis C, HIV,
Cancer therapies, heart therapies, any kind of surgery, and the list goes on and on. Being tested on people with Ebola virus,
HIV, and more with phenomenal results!!
Shaklee DR is used now to stop the infection after it starts. It helps
support your immune system. Taking extra protein 1 tbsp. every hour for 8 hours, 1 vita lea, 1 C and 1 formula I every hour
for 8 hours will also support your own immune function.
This New Product will keep you from getting sick at all~!!
And the implications are only beginning!!
This product will be Shaklees to offer. In Japan it will be introduced
as a pharmaceutical and later maybe here as well, but we will retain the right to market it even so. What an opportunity!!
Bob Shults, President of Shaklee The objective is to position Shaklee as the dominant force in each of its markets:
Nutrition, Herbals, Cleaning products, Water, Air, Skin and personal care. The new scientists coming on board are major people
in their fields, the tops. They all have the commitments to being in harmony with nature and good health. Some of the new
people on board are a woman with a double PhD from Harvard and MIT!! Others are boasting those wonderful qualifications as
well, they are coming from other well established companies and are excited about working within Shaklees highest standards,
something they have not been doing at other companies, and they are very happy to be with Shaklee!!
Shaklee is
literally the only company investing money in scientific development and research at this time!!
I would tell
a new Business Prospect to hook your wagon to the horse that can pull!! thats obviously Shaklee Corp. Shaklee Corporation
will be the Household Word for Preventive Health Care in the Future!!
As for the business plan, the company has
hired Dwayne Dyer to develop the business tools, the resources, to support our MLM business. Other commitments to getting
shipping and handling to be the fairest they can be.
So, Come along with me(us), the best is yet to be in Shaklee!!
Love,
Linda and Lowell
Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 12:00:24 EDT
Subject: TAKING FOOD SUPPLEMENTS - When
You Hear about Quality, Ask for Proof...
TAKING FOOD SUPPLEMENTS ?
When You Hear about Quality, Ask
for Proof...
by Christopher D. Jensen, Ph.D ~ Vice President, Scientific Affairs for SHAKLEE CORPORATION
Nearly half of all Americans use dietary supplements, yet consumers remain skeptical about who they can trust and demand
proof of the claims made by manufacturers.
Shaklee's commitment to Products in Harmony with Nature and Good
Health is easily demonstrated in countless, measurable ways, as representatives of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
discovered recently. Most supplement companies would worry about a visit from the FDA, but Shaklee scientists invited FDA
representatives to the Norman, OK manufacturing plant to discuss quality control standards for the industry. The FDA came
away impressed by the rigorous quality control measures at Shaklee that far exceed those typically found in the dietary supplement
industry.
Shaklee scientists work very closely with a diverse group of scientific experts from research institutions
throughout the world to ensure that product ideas under consideration are both safe and scientifically substantiated.
It's common to see supplements endorsed by celebrities and so-called independent scientists, many of whom actually stand
to gain from the sale of the products they endorse. Shaklee does not ask it's advisors to endorse the products - instead,
we seek their objective and independent scientific expertise, because it is their scientific objectivity that ultimately makes
Shaklee a stronger company and makes our products worthy of trust. Shaklee supplements provide key ingredients in amounts
that are supported by scientific studies. Shaklee formulations face an additional requirement: bioavailability, meaning that
they are available for use in the body.
Putting ingredients together in a tablet or capsule does not guarantee
they will reach the appropriate site in the gastrointestinal tract to ensure maximum benefit. For example, if you indiscriminately
compress calcium into a tablet, it may pass all the way through your digestive tract intact - just like a rock! Many companies
don't achieve bioavailability for their supplements. We know because we've conducted rigorous analytical tests on
both our own and competitive products. For example, Shaklee chemists tested 13 brands of B-Complex supplements and found that
9 failed to dissolve folic acid, a crucial step for that important B vitamin to be absorbed. Shaklee B-Complex passed the
test, because our scientists developed a patent-pending process that ensures dissolution (able to dissolve) and enhanced absorption
of folic acid.
Another example where bioavailability is crucial is with microflora supplements, which need extra
protection for the live microflora to survive in the capsule throughout production shipment, on the shelf, and, finally, within
the digestive system itself. Put beneficial microflora into a normal capsule, and within weeks you'll have virtually no
viable microbes left. Shaklees Optiflora is is designed to reach the small intestine before releasing beneficial microflora.
Other companies lables list the live bacteria count at the time of formulation or manufacture, but make no claims for the
bacteria after the products are shipped. Shaklee, on the other hand, guarantees delivery of live microflora to the colon.
There are many ingredients commonly found in the supplement market that you won't find in Shaklee products. That's
because they don't hold up to scientific scrutiny. DHEA and alleged growth hormone stimulants are examples of popular
products or ingredients whose marketing campaigns far exceed their scientific support. Bluegreen algae, colloidal minerals,
chromium picolinate, bovine colostrum, garcinia cambogia, glycoproteins, shark cartilage and a host of others fall into the
same category. In fact it was a Shaklee-sponsored clinical trial of chromium picolinate conducted at the University of Texas
that helped debunk the notion that this chromium source was a magic bullet for weight loss. There will always be bogus ingredients
in the marketplace. They'll never be in Shaklee products, however, because they don't meet our scientific standards.
It comes down to a question of short term sales or long standing integrity.
Shaklee screens all raw materials for
presence of heavy metals or agrichemical residues, solvents, coloring agents, flavoring agents, irradiation, nutrient composition
and more. This procedure is common in the pharmaceutical industry, but not in the minimally-regulated supplement industry.
One example of Shaklees philosophy in action is the steps we took upon learning that ginseng supplies from China were contaminated
with a fungicide. Despite the fact that ASIAN ginseng was one of our best-selling herbal products, we took ours off the market.
We tested other products that remained in the marketplace and found the fungicide, yet few if any other companies stopped
selling ginseng. We will be back with our ginseng once we have a source that meets our standard of purity. (*CorEnergy)
Shaklee is the industry leader in conducting and publishing clinical research. Shaklee has conducted clinical trials
in the under-studied fields of complimentary and alternative medicine and sports nutrition. The publication of Shaklee's
research in peer-reviewed medical journals, the gold standard for proof of performance, is leaving a legacy that will continue!
Many dietary supplement companies have a small science staff, if they have one at all.
(Note: * CorEnergy, released
10/2000 contains Panax Ginseng)
Best Wishes,
Shirley Armstrong
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2001 09:19:16
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Subject: Bibliography of Clinicals--Here's the Science!
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 2:10 PM
Subject:
RE: Am Journal of Cardiology etc?
Please see the following bibliography, which can be used to locate clinicals
in a local public or medical library. Actual clinicals cannot be sent because of copyright issues. The publications which
print the clinicals own the copyrights to them.
Hope this helps.
Keith
Shaklee Health Sciences
· 444 Market Street · San Francisco, CA 94109 ·415-954-2008
SHAKLEE RESEARCH COLLECTION
3/43/43/43/43/4Y3/43/43/43/43/4
ATHLETES -- GENERAL
Ellsworth NM, Hewitt BF, Haskell WL. Nutrient intake
of elite male and female Nordic skiers. Physician Sports Med 1985;13:78-92.
Scala J, Wong LG. The coach and nutritionist-a
partnership in performance. A case study-applied nutrition with the US Ski Team and Mount Everest Expedition. In: Shrimpton
OH, Ottaway PB, eds. Nutrition in Sport: Proceedings of a National Symposium held at the Institute of Directors, London 1985:76-83.
Hegenauer J, Strause L, Saltman P, Dann D, White J, Green R. Transitory hematologic effects of moderate exercise are
not influenced by iron supplementation. Eur J Appl Physiol 1983;52:57-61.
Jensen CD, Zaltas ES, Whittam JH. Dietary
intakes of male endurance cyclists during training and racing. J Am Diet Assoc 1992;92:986-8.
Grant KE, Chandler
RM, Castle AL, Ivy JL. Chromium and exercise training: effect on obese women. Med Sci Sports Exerc 1997;29:992-8.
ATHLETES -- SPORTS NUTRITION
CARBO-CRUNCH & PERFORMANCE
Yaspelkis III BB, Patterson TS, Anderla
PA, Ding Z, Ivy JL. Carbohydrate supplementation spares muscle glycogen during variable-intensity exercise. J Appl Physiol
1993;75:1477-85.
FITNESS
Butterfield G, Borchers J. Response of serum glucose and insulin to meals of
various compositions fed after exercise. Sports Med Training Rehab 1993;4:304 (abstr).
Fox A, Thompson J, Moynihan
S, Gylfadottir U, Butterfield G. Effects of diet and exercise on weight loss, fat distribution and blood lipid changes in
moderately obese older women. Med Sci Sports Exer 1994;26:S58 (abstr).
Thompson J, Moynihan S, Gylfadottir U, Vizoli
jr. T, Butterfield G. The effect of diet and exercise on basal metabolic rate in older women. Med Sci Sports Exer 1994;26:S79
(abstr).
Fox AA, Thompson JL, Butterfield GE, et al. Effects of diet and exercise on common cardiovascular disease
risk factors in moderately obese women. Am J Clin Nutr 1996;63:225-33.
PERFORMANCE
Weiss R. The physiology
of human-powered flight. Science News 1990;137:140 (abstr).
Wong LG, Jensen CD, Whittam JH. The effects of sodium:
carbohydrate (Na:Carb) ratios in rehydration beverages (RB) on plasma (PG), osmolality (PO), volume (PV), and subject tolerance
(ST). FASEB J 1990;4:A381 (abstr).
Nadel ER, Bussolari SR. The Daedalus project: physiological problems and solutions.
Am Scientist 1988;76:351-60.
Sirotniak AC, Foster VL. Glucose-electrolyte ingestion: influence on endurance factors
highly trained female cyclists. Med Sci Sports Exer 1992;24:S121 (abstr).
Greenleaf JE, Geelen G, Jackson CG, et
al. Vascular uptake of rehydration fluids in hypohydrated men at rest and exercise. NASA Technical Memorandum 1992:103942.
Greenleaf JE, Geelen G, Saumet JL, et al. Vascular uptake of rehydration fluids in resting hypohydrated men. FASEB
J 1991;5:A1147 (abstr).
Greenleaf JE, Looft-Wilson R, Wisherd JL, et al. Hypervolemia in men from drinking hyperhydration
fluids at rest and during exercise. NASA Technical Memorandum 1994:4657.
Greenleaf JE, Looft-Wilson R, Wisherd
JL, et al. Drink composition and cycle-ergometer endurance in men: carbohydrate, Na+, osmolality. NASA Technical Memorandum
1994:4650.
Greenleaf JE, Jackson CG, Lawless D. CD4+/CD8+ T-lymphocyte ratio: effects of rehydration before exercise
in dehydrated men. Med Sci Sports Exer 1995;27:194-9.
Geelen G, Greenleaf JE, Keil LC. Drinking-induced plasma
vasopressin and norepinephrine changes in dehydrated humans. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1996;81:2131-35.
Greenleaf
JE, Looft-Wilson R, Wisherd JL, et al. Hypervolemia in men from fluid ingestion at rest and during exercise. Aviat Space Environ
Med 1998; 69:374-86.
PHYSIQUE
Zawadzki KM, Yaspelkis III BB, Ivy JL. Carbohydrate-protein complex increases
the rate of muscle glycogen storage after exercise. J Appl Physiol 1992;72:1854-9.
Chandler RM, Byrne HK, Patterson
JG, Ivy JL. Dietary supplements affect the anabolic hormones after weight training exercise. J Appl Physiol 1994;76:839-45.
Greenleaf JE, Looft-Wilson R, Wisherd JL, McKenzie MA, Jensen CD, Whittam JH. Pre-exercise hypervolemia and cycle
ergometer endurance in men. Biology of Sport 1997;14:103-14.
BETA CAROTENE
Pattison TS, Spiller GA,
Jensen CD, Whittam JH, Scala J. Comparison of serum beta carotene repletion with two levels of carrots and an algae-derived
product in healthy adult humans. Fed Proc 1985;44:771 (abstr).
Jensen CD, Pattison TS, Spiller GA, Whittam JH,
Scala J. Repletion and depletion of serum alpha and beta carotene in humans with carrots and algae-derived supplement. Acta
Vitaminol Enzymol 1985;7:189-98.
Jensen CD, Howes TW, Spiller GA, Scala J. Observations on the effects in humans
of cis- and trans-beta carotene isomers. Am J Clin Nutr 1986;43:689 (abstr).
Jensen CD, Spiller GA, Pattison TS,
Whittam JH, Scala J. Acute effects of dietary carotenes on serum alpha and beta carotene in humans. Nutr Rep Int 1986;33:117-22.
Jensen CD, Howes TW, Spiller GA, Pattison TS, Whittam JH, Scala J. Observation on the effects of ingesting cis- and
trans-beta carotene isomers on human serum concentrations. Nutr Rep Int 1987;35:413-22.
Spiller GA, Jensen CD,
Dronkert A, Whittam JH. Effect of graded levels of beta-carotene on skin yellowing in healthy humans. FASEB J 1989;3:A465
(abstr).
CALCIUM
Spiller GA, Jensen CD, Whittam JH. Effect of high calcium intake on magnesium excretion.
FASEB J 1988;2:A1099 (abstr).
COSMETICS & TOILETRIES
Whittam JH. Salon testing: art or science?
Cosmetics & Toiletries 1988;103:43-6.
Rachui SR, Duke MA, Allen R. Use of the MatTek EPI-100 in vitro system
to screen antioxidant efficacy. J Toxicol Cut Ocular Toxicol 1995;14:237-50.
DENTIFRICE
Soparkar PM,
Newman MB, Depaola PF, Poovaiah BP. Clinical study of the effect of an organic dentifrice on gingivitis and plaque formation.
J Dental Res 1980;59:275 (abstr).
Newman MB, Soparkar PM, Depaola PF, Poovaiah BP. Clinical study of the effectiveness
of an organic dentifrice for stain removal. J Dental Res 1980;59:276 (abstr).
EPA
Spiller GA, Jensen
CD, Scala J. Effect of low dose omega-3 fatty acids on plasma fatty acids and lipids. Am J Clin Nutr 1987;45:
Jensen
CD, Spiller GA, Wookey VJ, Wong LG, Whittam JH, Scala J. Plasma lipids on three levels of fish oil intake in healthy human
subjects. Nutr Rep Int 1988;38:165-72.
FIBER
Spiller GA, Wong LG, Whittam JH, Scala J. Correlation of
gastrointestinal transit time to fecal weight in adult humans at two levels of fiber intake. Nutr Rep Int 1982;25:23-30.
Story JA, Petro MS, Spiller GA, Wong LG, Whittam JH, Scala J. Modification of human fecal steroid excretion by a dietary
fiber supplement. Fed Proc 1983;42:A4512 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Wong LG, Nunes JD, et al. Effect of four levels of
hard wheat bran on fecal composition and transit time in healthy young women. Fed Proc 1984;43:392 (abstr).
Story
JA, Petro MS, Furumoto EJ, Scala J, Spiller GA. Modification of fecal steriod excretion in humans by hard red wheat bran.
XIII International Congress of Nutrition, Brighton, UK 1985 (abstr).
Wookey VJ, Jensen CD, Moshrefi M, Spiller
GA. Subjective evaluation of satiety after fiber consumption. Fed Proc 1986;45:A2575 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Story
JA, Wong LG, et al. Effect of increasing levels of hard wheat fiber on fecal weight, minerals, steroids and gastrointestinal
transit time in healthy young women. J Nutr 1986; 116:778-85.
Superko HR, Haskell WL, Sawry-Kubicek L, Farquhar
JW. Effects of solid and liquid guar gum on plasma cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations in moderate hypercholesterolemia.
Am J Cardiol 1988;62:51-5.
Spiller GA, Jensen CD, Gates JE, Nichols S, Whittam JH. The effect of three doses of
a water soluble dietary fiber (WSDF) mixture on plasma cholesterol in humans. International Symposium on Multiple Risk Factors
in
Cardiovascular Disease, Washington, DC 1990 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Jensen CD, Gates JE, Nichols S,
Whittam JH. Plasma cholesterol-lowering efficacy of a mixture of water soluble dietary fibers (WSDF) compared to guar gum.
International Symposium on Multiple Risk
Factors in Cardiovascular Disease, Washington, DC 1990 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Jensen CD, Gates JE, Nichols S, Whittam JH. The relationship of water soluble dietary fiber (WSDF) structure
to plasma cholesterol-lowering efficacy in humans. International Symposium on Multiple Risk Factors in Cardiovascular Disease,
Washington, DC 1990 (abstr).
Haskell WL, Spiller GA, Jensen CD, Ellis BK, Gates JE. Role of water-soluble dietary
fiber in the management of elevated plasma cholesterol in healthy subjects. Am J Cardiol 1992;69:433-9.
Jensen
CD, Spiller GA, Gates JE, Miller A, Whittam JH. The effect of acacia gum versus a mixture of water-soluble dietary fibers
on blood lipids in humans. FASEB J 1992;6:A1654 (abstr).
Jensen CD, Spiller GA, Gates JE, Miller A, Whittam JH.
The effect of acacia gum and a water-soluble dietary fiber mixture on blood lipids in humans. J Am Coll Nutr 1993;12:147-54.
Jensen CD, Haskell W, Whittam JH. Long-term effects of water-soluble dietary fiber in the management of hypercholesterolemia
in healthy men and women. Am J Cardiol 1997;79:34-7.
INSTANT PROTEIN
Albanese AA, Wein EH, Carroll LA.
Effects of a high protein supplement on body weight and blood constituents of overweight and obese individuals. Nutr Rep Int
1984;29:193-204.
MEAL SHAKES
Wookey VJ, Sacks PV, Jensen CD, Scala J, Spiller GA. Effect of low-calorie
diets on retinol-binding protein (RBP) status in women. Am Diabetes Assoc 47th Scientific Sessions Meeting, Indianapolis,
1987 (abstr).
MULTIVITAMIN-MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION
Albanese AA, Lorenze EJ, Scala J, Wein EH. Effects
of calcium and micronutrients on premenopausal and postmenopausal bone loss. J Am Med Assoc 1980;244:1915 (abstr).
Albanese AA, Wein EH, Whittam JH, Scala J. Effects of vitamin/mineral intervention on increasing bone density of postmenopausal
women. 4th European Nutrition Conference, The Hague, Netherlands 1983 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Pattison TS, Jensen
CD, Wong LG, Whittam JH, Scala J. Some effects of vitamin and mineral supplementation in healthy young women. Fed Proc 1985;44:1283
(abstr).
Spiller GA, Pattison TS, Jensen CD, Wong LG, Whittam JH, Scala J. Multivitamin-mineral supplementation:
effects on blood chemistries of college-age women. Acta Vitaminol Enzymol 1985;7:217-22.
Albanese AA, Lorenze EJ,
Edelson AH, et al. Calcium nutrition and skeletal and alveolar bone health. Nutr Rep Int 1985;31:741-55.
Haymes
EM, Puhl JL, Temples TE. Training for cross-country skiing and iron status. Med Sci Sports Med 1986;18:162-7.
Jensen
CD, Briggs GM. Dietary supplements. J Am Med Assoc 1987;258:908-10.
Albanese AA, Edelson AH, Lorenze EJ, Wein EH,
Carroll LA. Effect of age and fractures on bone loss and calcium needs of women 45 to 85+ years of age. Nutr Rep Int 1985;31:1093-115.
SELENIUM
Spallholz JE, Feitas R, Hu ML, Whittam JH. Cytotoxic activity of selenium compounds and glutathione
peroxidase assessed by scanning electron microscopy. Fed Proc 1982;41:529 (abstr).
Luo XM, Yang CL, Wei HJ, et
al. Selenium intake and metabolic balance in 10 men consuming self-selected diets in a selenium-deficient area of Hebei Province,
People's Republic of China. Fed Proc 1984;43:473 (abstr).
Wei HJ, Luo XM, Yang CL, et al. Effect of selenium
supplements on the selenium levels and glutathione peroxidase activity of residents in a selenium-deficient area of Hebei
Province, People's Republic of China. Fed Proc 1984;43:473 (abstr).
Luo XM, Wei HJ, Yang CL, et al. Selenium
intake and metabolic balance of 10 men from a low selenium are of China. Am J Clin Nutr 1985;42:31-7.
Luo XM, Wei
HJ, Yang CL, et al. Bioavailability of selenium to residents in a low-selenium area of China. Am J Clin Nutr 1985;42:439-48.
SHAMPOO
Thompson D, Lemaster C, Allen R. Whittam JH. Evaluation of relative shampoo detergency. J Soc Cosmet
Chem 1985;36:271-86.
SLIM PLAN
Whittam JH, Chuck CS, Ikemiya C, et al. Weight loss on a combined regimen
of formula diet and traditional food. 4th International Congress on Obesity, New York City 1983 (abstr).
Whittam
JH, Scala J, Sacks P, Saltman P, Altshul A. Weight management program designed for and adminstered by non-professional leaders.
4th European Nutrtion Conference, The Hague, Netherlands 1983 (abstr).
Minear LA, Blankenbaker GM, Sacks PV. 630
Kcal formula diet versus 1,200 Kcal balanced deficit diet: Comparison of weight loss and safety. Am Diet Assoc annual meeting
1983 (abstr).
Hoage CM, Fediuk ME. Compulsive eating, depression and failure to complete a behavioral group weight
loss program. 4th International Congress on Obesity, New York City 1983 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Ashley H, Whittam
JH, Scala J. Postpranial hyperglycemia on a complete liquid formula diet, its carbohydrate fraction and glucose. International
Congress of Diabetes and Nutrition, Crete, Greece 1983 (abstr).
Dronkert A, Spiller GA, Whittam JH, Scala J. Safety
and effect on weight, hemoglobin A-1C, serum glucose and blood pressure of a liquid formula diet combined with traditional
food in adult diabetic patients: A pilot study. Diabetes and Hypertension Meeting, Bern, Switzerland 1984(abstr).
Spiller GA, Ashley H, Chuck CS, Pattison TS, Whittam JH, Scala J. Effect on postprandial glycemia of a formula diet and
its carbohydrate fraction with or without protein and fat. Am J Clin Nutr 1984;39:671 (abstr).
Spiller GA, Pattison
TS, Jensen CD, Whittam JH, Scala J. Effect on protein quantity and quality on the serum glucose response to the sugars of
a formula diet. Am J Clin Nutr 1985;41:854 (abstr).
Hagan RD, Upton SJ, Wong LG, Whittam JH. The effects of aerobic
conditioning and/or caloric restriction in overweight men and women. Med Sci Sports Exer 1986;18:87-94.
Spiller
GA, Jensen CD, Pattison TS, Chuck CS, Whittam JH, Scala J. Effect of protein dose on serum glucose and insulin response to
sugars. Am J Clin Nutr 1987;46:474-80.
Jenkins DJ, Wolever TM, Spiller GA, et al. Hypocholesterolemic effect of
vegetable protein in a hypocaloric diet. Atherosclerosis 1989;78:99-107.
VITAMIN C
Poovaiah BP, Rider
JA, Scala J. The kinetics of vitamin C in human blood plasma from vitamin C supplements. Fed Proc 1980;39:557 (abstr).
VITAMIN E
Whittam JH, Jensen CD, Hudson T. Alfalfa, vitamin E and autoimmune disorders. Am J Clin Nutr
1995;62,5:1025-1026.
