Anti-oxidants and vitamins For RESEARCH REPORTS click here. For ARTICLES please click on the links below.
Vitamin D is Now the Most Popular Vitamin – Dr William Grant of Orthomolecular.org. January 2013 Vitamin D Council. Vitamin D is often promoted as the answer to almost every health problem from depression to cancer. The most comprehensive current review of its benefits can be found at the Vitamin D Council website, a significant resource founded and run by Dr John Cannell which covers every aspect of Vitamin D and includes a massive bank of related research reports. Why you need more Vitamin D. A lot more– Dr William Grant of Orthomolecular.org. December 2011 No deaths from vitamins in 27 years - the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service reviews the data. June 2011 Vitamin D: why we need more, to combat allergies amongst many other conditions – and how much to take. John Scott explains.March 2010 The US Institute of Medicine's Food and Nutrition Board (FNB) has just released their latest updated recommendations for vitamin D consumption which the natural health community regard as being way below the minimum needed to maintain health, let alone be used therapeutically. A lengthy discussion on the Dr Mercola site. December 2010 Megadose vitamin C therapy– Orthomolecular.org expounds on the therapy and its safety record. October 2010 Infantile rickets – a metabolic bone disease which causes thousands of infants to be born with fractured bones. A frightening post of the Vitamin D Council's site about a four-month old child who has been taken into care because her fractures were misdiagnosed as child abuse. September 2010 Alpha Lipoic Acid – information from the University of Maryland Medical Centre.September 2010 Vitamin D – an alternative treatment for SAD – Dr Damien Downing - December 2009 The Safety of vitamin and mineral supplements –Dr Alan Stewart 2003 Vitamin B12: the consequences of vitamin B12 deficiency – Dr Alan Stewart 2001
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