News Release February 08, 2005 ConsumerLab.com reports on nutrition bars Highlights major differences, inaccuracies, and urges consumers to "know your bar" WHITE PLAINS, NY February 8, 2005 ConsumerLab.com reported test results today for 34 nutrition bars, including those designed for high protein, low-carb/diet, energy, or meal-replacement
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