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To: decimon
"Most people "probably don't have vitamin D deficiency, that is the first message," said Glenville Jones, a Canadian doctor who was on the 14-member committee for the US-based Institute of Medicine. "

Yesterday's front page news in my local newspaper (Mobile Press-Register) was about a local doctor who said that 80% of her patients who she tested for vitaman 'D' had levels that were to low.

So....

88 posted on 12/01/2010 4:03:31 PM PST by blam
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To: blam
Yesterday's front page news in my local newspaper (Mobile Press-Register) was about a local doctor who said that 80% of her patients who she tested for vitaman 'D' had levels that were to low.

And you're in Alabama. You're at a latitude where it's at least possible to make vitamin D from sunlight, year round.

I'm in New York. I supplement with vitamin D and I've posted quite a few articles favoring supplementation. But there are other opinions so I posted this.

Fair and balanced. ;-)

89 posted on 12/01/2010 4:42:12 PM PST by decimon
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