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Vitamin Cautions Explained

Precautions exist for Folic Acid, Selenium, Calcium, Zinc, Beta Carotene, Vitamins A, B1, B6, B12, C, D, & E. Why there are so many DESIGN FLAWS in multi-vitamin formulas may be a mystery to some, but after discovering the new vitamin reality presented on this website, the mystery will disappear. 

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New large study research found an association between higher vitamin B6 (>35mg) and B12 (>20 mcg) intakes with 50% increased risk of hip fractures. article The reason is unknown, but theories are offered! ref 

FUN FACTS

Plants and trees take in CO2 from the atmosphere to help growth. As CO2 levels increase from the burning of fossil fuels, volcano eruptions, ocean water temperature changes, and melting permafrost, plants and trees have been busy growing faster and larger. In fact this fun fact has lead to the re-greening of many non plant areas of the planet. NASA over the last decade has been measuring this effect from satellites in space taking pictures. article

So far, this re-greening has impacted an area twice the size of the continental United States with new plant and tree coverage. This will significantly slow down any climate changes as this new green area growth will absorb quite a lot of future CO2 emissions. This gives Nations more time to make and implement non CO2 energy changes. article

The Sun is due to flip poles within a year. Have to wait and see what the effects will be from the increased release of electromagnetic energy coupled with this event. Were the Northern Lights showing up in lower altitudes recently a beginning? article

 

 

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Wednesday
Apr072010

Nemesis of The Graduate

Those of you who saw the movie from the 1960's called "The Graduate" with Dustin Hoffman most likely remember the one word of advice he was given, Plastics. This was the starting point for the food industry to convert almost every possible glass container into a plastic substitute.

Plastics contain certain chemicals that mimic the activity of estrogens. This next story shows how this chemical can influence what comes in contact with it. A young Scientific researcher was testing estrogen on different substances in test tubes.  The results startled the young researcher when there was also estrogenic activity in the test tubes without any added estrogen. This was totally unexpected.

He asked an older researcher how this could have happened. The older researcher asked the young scientist if he used glass or plastic test tubes. Plastic was his answer. The older researcher suggested he run the same experiment again using glass test tubes this time. Sure enough, no estrogenic activity without added estrogen. The plastic test tubes leached chemicals into the test sample and this created an estrogenic effect. This is an ever expanding toxic chemical source in today's environmental mine field. These plastic chemicals are now found everywhere in the world, even in the middle of the ocean and on the highest mountain tops. (PCBs)

Liquids are best purchased only in glass containers. It is questionable if tablets and capsules are affected by this leaching plastic process. Remember that it is the accumulation over time from many sources that presents a problem.

 

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