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From: Nutrition Action Healthletter | Date: December 1, 1989 | Copyright information

How's Your Diet?

Take the CSPI Nutrition Quiz

Reading Nutrition Action Healthletter is one thing. (Actually, it's several things: informative, entertaining, modest.) Changing your diet is something else entirely.

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