High-selenium yeast supplementation in free-living North American men: No effect on thyroid hormone metabolism or body composition
Wayne Chris Hawkes(Agricultural Research Service), Ellen L. Bonnel(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), B. Diane Richter(United States Department of Agriculture), Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Mary Gustafson(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Barbara Gale(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Bruce E. Mackey(United States Department of Agriculture)
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