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Mr. Wonderful

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Which kind of food is considered innately polluted based onthe Hindu concept of pollution as applied to food?
 a. all raw foods
 b. shellfish
 c. root vegetables
  d. fruit
 e. meat

Question 2

Regarding vitamin E supplementation, scientists have concluded that _____.
 a. there is not enough evidence to recommend taking supplements to prevent heart disease
  b. sufficient evidence exists to recommend that everyone over 40 should take a supplement
  c. large doses are more beneficial than low doses
 d. all people who have had a heart attack should take a supplement
 e. Vitamin E, in conjunction with fish oils, will prevent most cancers



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a



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