Galen C. Bosley
Galen C. Bosley, D.H.Sc., R.D., is a science research associate in the Department of Health and Temperance of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Articles by Galen C. Bosley
Caffeine: is it so harmless?
August 1986
Caffeine beverage consumption is a worldwide habit. Coffee, cola drinks, tea, and mate contain caffeine. It is a naturally occurring substance belonging to the family of xanthine stimulants, and is found in at least 60 different plant species.
Although…
The effects of small quantities of alcohol
May 1986
The paths we walk in life determine our ultimate destiny. Our lifestyle does affect our spiritual growth. As ministers, we also have responsibility for the spiritual welfare of others, whether they be our families or our congregations.
We…
Is Adventist health reform scientific?
April 1987
Through hearing, seeing, reading, and touching, we grow in faith. As Scripture says, we are eyewitnesses. John, the disciple who was closest to Christ, says: "It was there from the beginning; we have heard it; we have seen it with our own…
Milk: has the time come?
February 1989
In the spring of 1985 thousands of people in the Chicago area contracted salmonella poisoning by drinking milk. Some elderly people, and others who were already ill when the epidemic occurred died. Then the epidemic subsided, but recurred…
Preventing osteoporosis
January 1988
Nature's best just got better, "says the Citrus Hill orange juice commercial. An other company announces that their product is "made by a nutritional expert: nature."
What do the products these slogans advertise…
