Why don't you do some research on this. I think you're full of it... Not too likely to be low vitamin D in Australia, but if you never go out side without covering up and your diet is not good, especially if you have dark skin, maybe. However, in Minnesota in the winter you are living off the fat of your land so to speak. You will not make any vitamin D from sun. Consider all the Somali women here with dark skin and everything but their face covered up. They are going to be vitamin D deficient if they don't eat food that provides a sufficient quantity. Even light skinned people used to have to get dosed with cod liver oil for vitamins A and D. Certain diseases increase in proportion to your distance from the equator. There is a lot of thought that this is resulting from vitamin D deficiency.
On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 4:17 PM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote: > This is not a reply to anyone, I'm just making a statement using a modicum > of common sense. > > I have never in my entire life heard of anything so ridiculous as low > vitamin D. If this were to be the case then we as a species are slowly > dieing out and there is no hope for the continuance of civilisation. It is > only in recent times this low vitamin D thing has been bounced around the > media, so my question would be *why* is there a prevalence to low vitamin > D, it certainly ain't from lack of sunshine, again, if that were the case > we would have been extinct years ago. > > They even diagnose low D here in Australia...??? Have you ever heard of > anything more ridiculous than that...??? We get around 364 days of > sunshine a year here and some idiot suggests we a lacking in vitamin D…WHAT > THE...??? > > That's if folks, it's all over Rover, we as a species are soon to become > extinct from lack of vitamin D > > Gary has come closest to the reason for lack of *any* vitamins, capitalism > and the corporation are killing us slowly with poor quality food and drink > in every supermarket and junk food joints, even our water supply is loaded > with poison. Those who suggest poor ol' sun is to blame are barking up the > wrong tree, the common man/woman should be looking at the food and produce > which are being passed on to us for the answer to any vitamin deficiency. > > I find it rather strange that those of a faith denounce abortion and stem > cell research due interference with some 'God' plan, and yet they remain > silent when foods are being tampered with and modified every day of the > week, meet is being engineered in test tubes, soils are being depleted of > natural minerals etc etc, and we consume such foodstuffs? > > For those of a faith, may your God help you all because your fellow man > certainly isn't. > > No reply necessary. > > N. > > ------------------------------ > From: k2p2...@centurytel.net > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Subject: RE: CS>MS to Gary Hilt > Date: Tue, 31 Dec 2013 09:01:31 -0800 > > > Add to that list low soil levels of selenium…it causes white muscle > disease in sheep and goats which I’m told is the same as MS. Washington > State has the lowest levels of Selenium in the country and the highest > rates of MS in the country. > > > ------------------------------ > > *From:* Harold [mailto:har...@telus.net] > *Sent:* Tuesday, December 31, 2013 8:47 AM > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Subject:* CS>MS to Gary Hilt > > > > In the northern climes MS is linked to a severe lack of Vitamin D, low > exposure to sunlight.Also, a persons pH is of supreme importance.The > general public on todays’ SAD [Standard American Diet] regimen is usually > highly acidic.The diet has to to be radically altered. this will in most > cases alleviate bloating and other gastric problems,ie GERD. I know this > from experience.A good supplement to take re acidic problem is VAXA,which I > get from iHerb > > Anyone who has had a swimming pool,and/or an Aquarium will know the value > of the right pH [Potential Hydrogen]. > > This acidic condition is invariably linked to serious diseases,especially > cancer. > > To test for pH get pH test paper marked in .2 increments from 5.5 to 8.0; > Diabetic test paper will not do ! > > You’re listening to some one who had to learn all this health stuff the > hard way. > > PS, I did have a swimming pool too. > > The very best to you all for the coming year. > > > > Harold >
