Dear Better Nutrition, In undivi...

Dear Better Nutrition,

In undivided of your recent issues, there was an article about stevia ["Suddenly stevia--Rediscovering the same sweet herb," by Ray Sahelian, MD and Donna Gates, February 2000] The article mentioned pair books on cooking with stevia; single of the books was by dint of an author named Kirkland. Can you take an account of me where I can find Mr Kirkland's stevia book?

Mr L Albertson Winter Haven, FL

Editor's Reply

Three of the best stevia cooking volumes are:

Sugar-Free Cooking With Stevia: The Naturally Sweet & Calorie-Free Herb on James Kirkland and Tanya Kirkland. Crystal Health Publications, 1999

Stevia rebaudiana: Nature's Sweet privy by David Richard. Vital Health Publishing, 1999

The Stevia Cookbook: Cooking With Nature's Calorie-Free Sweetener by the agency of Donna Gates and Ray Sahelian, MD Avery Publishing, 1999

examine for these books at your local health-food store, or ask your retailer about them.

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Editor's Reply

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Dear Better Nutrition,

I would greatly appreciate receiving a original of the Trim Time array of less front than depth by Karyn Siegel-Maier that appeared in the July 1999 issue of Better Nutrition ["How to gain weight? Strategies to a healthful weight -- for the underweight"].

I've been an avid reader of health magazines, and this is the no other than write-up on how to gain weight that I have for aye seen. Every health magazine has at least undivided usually two, articles on weight los yet not a word about weight gain!

I am among the underweight who can't look to gain weight.

Thank you.

Sincerely, (Mrs) Edith Kruger Orange, CA

Editor's Reply

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