Stock Availability and Updates

 
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1001
10/04
 PiL Osteoporosis Prevention or Cure – Your Diet Can Help The BMJ report that calcium supplements may increase risk of heart attack by 30% (click here for more information).

Osteoporosis Prevention or Cure (ref:1001) recommends that 'eating a diet rich in calcium is the best thing you can do to help or prevent osteoporosis'. This reiterates guidance from The National Osteoporosis Society that people should 'aim to get the calcium that they need from their diet to help build stronger bones. If you get all of the calcium that you need from your diet, and adequate vitamin D from exposure to sunshine, then a supplement will not be necessary.' Click here for more information.
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9000-9002
08/04
Sensitivity - Milk Free Zone
- Milk Free Weaning
- Milk and Egg-free Zone
 Update noted via the Food Standards Agency that:

'As a precaution, toddlers and young children between 1 and 4.5 years old should not have rice drinks as a replacement for cows’ milk, breast milk, or infant formula. ...This is both on nutritional grounds and because such substitution can increase their intake of inorganic arsenic, which should be kept as low as possible.'

Click here for guidance from the Food Standards Agency
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9022
11/04
 Healthy Eating for People from the South Asian Community South Asian Balance of Good Health

(Punjabi language version)		 Error noted on page 2, Fatty and Sugary Foods.

Click here for correction details.
TBC
9190
05/99
 Weight Management Weight Loss on a Plate Errors in the June 2009 revision have been noted(purchased from 06/09 to 03/10):
Suggested food choices that exceed the suggested kcal per portion in reference 9191:
- Page 3 > Portions of cooked oily fish, cottage cheese, banana.
- Page 5 > Tuna and sweetcorn pizza.

Typographical errors noted:
- Page 3 > ½ pint (200ml) should read, ⅓ pint (200ml).
- Page 5 > Tuna and sweetcorn pizza should note dessert bowl of salad is from the Fruit and Vegetable food group.
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9291-9304
12/03
 Oncology Helping Hand Pack Text update pending – New research indicates a theoretical interaction between many anti-cancer drugs and fruit juices, due to cytochrome P.450 enzymes and the multi-drug transporter, p-glycoprotein. All recommendations/suggestions to note that 'Fruit juices, in particular grapefruit, Seville orange and cranberry juice, may affect the way in which some drugs work. Ask your doctor, pharmacist or dietitian for further information.'.
TBC
9330
03/05
 Renal Lowing Phosphate Out of stock. Reprint coming soon.
16/09/10
9315
06/04
 Coronary Heart Disease Eat for the Beat (A5) Typographical errors noted:
- Page 8, ½ pint (200ml) of semi-skimmed milk should read, ⅓ pint (200ml) of semi-skimmed milk
05/11
FFGY
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 BDA Paediatric Food for the Growing Years Revised guidance on giving peanuts to toddlers from the Food Standards Agency.

If your child hasn't been diagnosed with any allergies and there isn't a history of allergy in their immediate family [parents or siblings], you can choose to give them peanuts or foods containing peanuts after they are six months old (but remember to crush them up).

Click here for more information.
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DOM K
04/09
 DOM UK, Weight Management Planning your meals Errors noted on text p3:
- Bacon should be a protein portion
- Malt loaf should be a starch portion
- Grapes should be a fruit and vegetable potion
- Sauce made with olive oil should be a fruit and vegetable, and a fat portion.
- Typographical error 'Beef or pork steak'.
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bda-nage-
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NAGE All Please note that:
- videos have been discontinued
- the training pack Nutrition for Those Who Care is currently being reviewed by the NAGE committee.
- bda-nage-leaf1-5 will now be sold in packs of 10 and not individually as previously noted with prices now revised in line using SNDRí pricing procedures. 

If you have any queries regarding placing a new order or a previously submitted order to Cambertown, please contact SNDRí.
TBC

Last updated 2/9/10