Seventy Percent of U.S. Children Lack Vitamin D
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
- Byron Richards, CCN
For the first time researchers looked into a large number of children (6000) from across the U.S. in an attempt to determine the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency1 in this population. The results were shocking, a whopping 70%. This poses an immediate problem for flu-related immunity, a medium-range problem for obesity predisposition, and a long-term problem for future heart disease and cancer. Let’s be blunt – this drastic public health problem was caused by the “public health” messages of the American Cancer Society who has turned several generations of Americans into sun paranoids. It appears that no organization has ever done more to damage the public health. Parents that have followed this advice are likely to be the same ones that will line up their defenseless children to get the government’s experimental flu vaccine. My advice: smell the stench of the herd moving in a particular direction and run like crazy the other way. Share:
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