Vitamin D – The Government Gets it Wrong
Commentary by
Frank Wiewel, Founder, People Against Cancer
Most Americans
are deficient in vitamin D.
You can get
all of the vitamin D you need by going into the sun, but the public health
service recommends against going into the sun. They recommend that you use
sunscreen which is teeming with cancer causing agents, and they recommend that
you not tan in tanning booths – even in a responsible tanning regimen.
The public
health service does not promote health.
Vitamin D is a
Miracle from the Sun. If you get
enough sun the body makes all the vitamin D you need. However, most people do
not get enough sun.
The public
health message should be - go into the sunfor 30 minutes a day – every day.
The public
health message should be – do not wear sunscreen that causes cancer.
Vitamin D3
supplements are safe, effective and cost effective and there is good test
(Vitamin D – 25 Hydroxy) that can test for safe and effective levels.
Vitamin D has
been demonstrated to prevent 18 different forms of cancer.
By twisting
information - once again, the government has become the enemy of the American
people in the Great Medical Monopoly Wars circa 2012.
See Honest Information on Vitamin D – A
Miracle from the Sun at: http://www.peopleagainstcancer.com/pdfs/news/20080916n3.pdf
And Get the best Vitamin D in supplement form
at: http://www.vitamin-bottle.com/vitamin-d-5000/
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http://www.vitamin-bottle.com/vitamin-d-the-government-gets-it-wrong/
Commentary by Stuart Lindsey, PharmD
(OMNS May 28, 2012) Just when you thought it
was safe to go back into the drugstore, we are going to question authority yet
again. Readers may remember Dr. Stuart Lindsey as the Frustrated Pharmacist (http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v08n05.shtml).
He's back and at it once more, this time presenting an important
supplement-based approach to type 2 diabetes. This essay presents ideas that
are very possibly a large part of the solution. As with all OMNS releases, it
is not meant to substitute for medical advice. Persons should consult their own
doctor before making any health decision. - Andrew W. Saul, Editor
The current
treatment of diabetes is among the least successful in medicine, despite
billions of dollars spent on research. Many scientists make a career of
studying diabetes. Medicine has succeeded in making diabetes very expensive for
the patient while making the disease a cash cow for the numerous businesses
that cater to the diabetic. We should expect to see some improvement in
diabetic treatment, but in fact the basic protocols haven't changed much in
twenty years. Is research getting close to a solution? In my opinion as a
practicing pharmacist, the answer is no.
For fifteen
years I was the pharmacy manager for an independent neighborhood drug store. I
saw the results of many people over the long term as they were introduced to
the "sugar-med treadmill." After prolonged consumption of their
diabetic medications, their health did not improve. This was disturbing to me.
The long term diabetics all seemed to have the same group of symptoms: they
were overweight (due to hyper-insulinemia), edematous (having swelling under
the skin), and they all suffered from poor exercise tolerance and had a
generally unhealthy appearance. Many of them had peripheral neuropathy
(malfunction of nerves), often associated with pain in their hands and feet.
Only rarely did they believe their diabetes treatment was actually improving
their health.
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