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Was anyone else amused by the word "bionutrition" ? In my experience, and according to dictionary definition, the word "nutrition" applies to living things only. So isn't the "bionutrition" a little redundant? And what would the alternatives to "bionutrition" be? Cybernutrition (nourishment of computers)? Necronutrition (nourishment of corpses)? > BIONUTRITION > There is a revolution that is taking place within medicine. > Bionutrition is essentially becoming a medical specialty. What > is Bionutrition? > Bionutrition is taking nutritional supplements at levels that > have been shown to provide a medical benefit in the medical > literature.