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The Essential Guide to Vitamin D by Phillip Day

“In all my many years of practice of medicine, I’ve never seen one vitamin, even vitamin C, have such profound effects on human health.” – Dr Soram Khalsa, board-certified internist and medical director for the East-West Medical Research Institute.

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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: CTM founder Phillip Day introduces this month's top stories.

WEEKLY HEALTH TIP, SYNDROME X: This condition sounds like some alien flesh-eating disease but it isn’t. Endocrinologist and professor emeritus of medicine, Gerald M Reaven of Stanford University coined the term in 1988 to unify the underlying causes behind a modern ‘epidemic’, whose symptoms include obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular-related symptoms.
HOW TO DESTROY CONFIDENCE IN VITAMINS WHEN YOU DO NOT HAVE THE FACTS: A hypothetical overview of how the drug companies might strategise their attack on vitamins and natural health.
THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO VITAMIN D:
Phillip Day’s new booklet by Credence takes a ripping look at medical incompetence around the world and the really great news not coming to a medical centre near you soon.
DOCTORS START TO INCLUDE VITAMIN D IN FIGHT AGAINST CANCER: Responding to research indicating that vitamin D may slow the progression of breast, colon and other common cancers, some doctors have begun adding the supplement to their tool kit of cancer therapies alongside more conventional treatments such as radiation, surgery and chemotherapy.
VITAMIN K2 HELPS PREVENT HEART DISEASE AND OSTEOPOROSIS: There is very little publicity about vitamin K, writes MIKE ADAMS. It is generally known as important for blood coagulation. However, it is essential for your health beyond that. It’s a nutrient that can help prevent serious health issues like heart disease and osteoporosis.
HIGH-DOSE VITAMIN C THERAPY PROVEN EFFECTIVE: The medical literature has virtually ignored 75 years of physician reports and laboratory and clinical studies on successful high-dose vitamin C therapy.
THE TROUBLE WITH WHEAT: Typically, the danger is blamed on gluten, a protein most commonly found in wheat, rye and barley. Celiac disease, also more casually referred to as wheat or gluten intolerance, occurs when your body cannot digest gluten. But who’s heard of lectin?
FULL-BODY SCANNERS USED ON AIR PASSENGERS MAY DAMAGE HUMAN DNA: In researching the biological effects of the millimeter wave scanners used for whole body imaging at airports, NaturalNews has learned that the energy emitted by the machines may damage human DNA.
HIGH-RISK WOMEN RELUCTANT TO TAKE TAMOXIFEN TO PREVENT BREAST CANCER: Even when women at high risk of breast cancer are well-informed about the risks and benefits of using the drug tamoxifen for prevention, only 6 percent said they were likely to take it.
FORMER HEAD OF CDC LANDS LUCRATIVE JOB AS PRESIDENT OF MERCK VACCINE DIVISION (OPINION):
You’ve heard it before, how the drug industry has a giant ‘revolving door’ through which corporations and government agencies frequently exchange key employees. That reality was driven home in a huge way this week.

SWINE FLU ROUND-UP: Keeping you up to date on the great porcine scam.

NEW ZEALAND NGO’S CALL FOR DIET DRINK’S ASPARTAME TO BE DUMPED:
New Zealand is leading the world in efforts to dump approval for neurotoxic and carcinogenic aspartame in diet colas, sugarless gum, table sweeteners, etc., made by Ajinomoto of Japan.
25 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN 2010: The New Year is upon us, and for many people, it includes a New Year's resolution for achieving improved health and happiness in 2010. Here are twenty-five health-enhancing ideas to help you accomplish that goal.
DO YOU KNOW THE REAL REASON CELL PHONE USE IS BANNED ON AIRLINES? If cell phones don’t interfere with flight navigation systems, why are they banned during flight?
EVERYTHING YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT DANGEROUS GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOODS: Expert Jeffrey M Smith, author of Seeds of Deception and Genetic Roulette, reveals shocking facts about genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Smith links GMOs to toxins, allergies, infertility, infant mortality, immune dysfunction, stunted growth, and death.

WHY DID IT TAKE FOREIGN JUDGES TO STAND UP FOR OUR LIBERTIES? Pause for a moment if you will, and think: when did you last hear a British politician talk about the idea of English liberty; or refer without irony, apology or malice to the rights of a freeborn Englishman or woman? How quaint those concepts now sound.
GLOBAL WARMING ROUND-UP: How does the Met Office get it so wrong? Could we be in for 30 years of global cooling? One 'scientist' says "that's enough!"
THE POLICE ARE NOT YOUR FRIEND: No, not the rock band from the 1980's featuring Sting. How the British bobby has undergone a shocking metamorphosis from welcome community guardian to weasely punisher and revenue-generator.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our subscribers.

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