Clinical Nutrition of the Essential Trace Elements and Minerals

For its intended audience — physicians, registered dietitians, and nutritional scientists — this was a genuinely authoritative reference when it was published, earning positive notices in three respected clinical journals. The organized four-part structure and breadth of coverage across trace elements from chromium to selenium remains a useful foundation even today. That said, a 2000 publication date in a fast-moving clinical field means practitioners should treat it as a historical benchmark rather than a current guide.