For details please contact Jim Bird . Vitamin, mineral, phytochemical, botanical, and herbal supplements are included. Information is presented on the use, function, growth, and production of these supplements, their metabolism and chemical composition, and surveys of use. Searches can be restricted to peer reviewed records. Searching is by author, title, and keyword.
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The major indexing tool for worldwide medical literature with coverage of over 3,700 journals. Available in print and a variety of electronic formats with coverage from 1966 to present. Available to the students, faculty, and staff of the University of Maine. It is funded, primarily, through the Department of Agriculture. You can search the database using standard search protocols.