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Hum... I take issue with the fact that some of the references point to a commercial site and it's not really a standard chem reference page like others I've seen.

The entire article was one big GlycoCarn® advertisement. I've made modifications to correct this by moving the article from the brand name to the proper name (since article is not a product page) and I've removed the ad content and spam links there were embedded as "references". -- Yankees76 ^Talk 22:21, 18 December 2012 (UTC) reply