Supplement resources

For those interested in supplementation or researching supplementation, there are two resources that might be helpful to investigate to share with you [I found these in Lauren Kessler's book Counterclockwise]:

1. The LPI Micronutrient Information Center: http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter
2. ConsumerLab.com [there is a fee to join, although it's small]

The first site, LPI, is the Linus Paulin Institute and is an extensive compendium of the latest scientific research on the roles of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. There are references for every statement. The second site, ConsumerLab.com, is a noncommercial site that identifies the highest quality health and nutritional products through independent testing. They test for purity and if the amount on the label is what is actually in the product. Enjoy!