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Joined: Jun 2006
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Hi, I second Linda's post about the necessity of Vitamin D. This is why rickets occured due to vitamin D deficiency and consequent bone deformation. It is simply unreasonable that a "health regime" would require a person to avoid vitamin D at all costs when it is essential!!
I cannot quite understand that. But I cannot argue with results and obviously if its working for people, that is something. But if they are onto something with what they are doing, surely there is another way around doing it without having to completely avoid vitamin D. Something doesn't feel quite right about that side of it.
In fact, I had a very bad vitamin D defiency and still believe I do and have just started taking halibut oil for the vitamin A and D that is naturally occuring. It is really confusing whenever you take something and then someone else comes along with a reason NOT to take it. There are many contradictions out there.
Thanks though Joey for sharing this, and am really glad to hear something is helping you much more! because obviously there is something in it for sure. Some way they have worked out how to wipe out this bacteria and obviously denying vitamin D is a crucial part of it and how the antibiotics are then able to be effective aginst this bacteria. perhaps the vitamin D is an antagonist.
I still find it a little unusual, but am open at the sametime.
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