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PERSONAL COMMENT: I am honored that so many people have asked to receive my summaries of the latest peer-reviewed nutrition research. My goal is to be an effective librarian, providing summaries and links to peer-reviewed research that I read as a major part of my role as a professor who teaches biochemistry and nutrition, and conducts research in nutrition. Having studied nutrition for many decades, I recognize that my summaries often reflect my scientific prejudices. Please read the brief article about the likely benefit of vitamin C and E supplements for telomere length and human health to see how heavily my beliefs may influence Nutrition Investigator notes. Going to professional meetings, I recognize my beliefs are debatable by others. You must read the articles at the links and discuss these comments with your health professional before acting on this information, as noted in the site disclaimer. And you are encouraged to ask questions, through the link at Site Author at the top of each page. One goal of these messages is to help you be conscious of what you put in your body. Thank you for the many kind responses and insightful questions I receive in return.