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Childhood Asthma Epidemic is Linked to Low Vitamin D
– 04/25/2010
In 1982, 2.5 million children had asthma. This number has skyrocketed to 7 million children in 2009 (9.4% of children). This is a national disgrace. It is no doubt a combination of pollution exposure, a lack of sun, family stress, gaining weight, and too much high-sugar junk food. A new study shows that a lack of vitamin…
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Statins Increase the Risk for Pneumonia – 07/21/2009I’ve been warning for years that statins are a potent immune suppressive drug, a real problem if you need a competent immune system for battling a problem like… more > |
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Children Taking Multi-Vitamins Have Less Allergy – 11/27/2009Swedish researchers were trying to prove that taking multivitamins as a child would cause more allergy. Instead, they showed that children taking multivitamins regularly… more > |
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Zinc Reduces Rates of Pneumonia and All-Cause Mortality – 01/27/2010Boston-area public health researchers present evidence that low zinc is present in 29% of their study population (adults over age 65). They found that low zinc doubled… more > |
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