Study: Vitamin D Reduces Dementia Risk by 40%

PJ Media ^ | 03/15/2023 | Ben Bartee

[COSIllinois]

Conservativemind, He beat you to it!

[albie]

“one must wonder what leads the New York Times to declare that “there’s really not much data at all to support the use of most supplements to prevent illness or to boost your immunity.”

...ummmm. Deep State?

[ptsal]

Bkmk

[billorites]

My physician checks my Vitamin D levels every year.

Last year he told me to double my dose.

No problem.

[matthew fuller]

Say what?
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-03-vitamin-d-dementia.html

[nh1]

$$$$$

The New York Times doesn't get much add money from supplement manufacturers but lot's of $ from big pharm.

[ConservativeMind]

More here:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4135294/posts

I love how the media picks things up two weeks after I post them.

[hinckley buzzard]

Supplements are not controlled by the government so naturally the PTB will seek to discourage reliance on them.

[Shady]

There is a very simple reason why the Enemedia says that these supplements and medicines have no value. Remember when a study came out that a baby aspirin a day could help lessen COVID symptoms? Not 24 hours later they found some Quack Hack to say that a baby aspirin may be HARMFUl to take.

The simple reason for all of this negativity on medicine that has usefulness? They (The Cabal, Jihad Junta, WEF/WHO/UN/ETC) want us dead.

[fwdude]

As a funny aside, I went to a whacky "holistic" chiropractic clinic a few years ago (helped with my sciatica immensely.) The main clinician told us that the best vitamin D is that which is produced by your body by exposure to the sun, which is correct. But then she told me that it was whole body exposure, for at least 15 minutes.

I asked her if she was willing to bond me out.

[mountainfolk]

Aspirin is a wonder drug, or analgesic, that can be helpful or harmful. I started taking one a day baby aspirin when it was being touted as good for the heart and minimized attacks. I developed a serious allergy to aspirin which continues to this day. I feel it immediately when it is in any medication or application. My face swells and I itch and more. Throats can swell and cut off breathing. I did not have this permanent problem with aspirin until I overdid my use of it. Which applies to all medication.

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

Re: Creeps @ CNN & most Drive-By Media

I will not be surprised when Drive-By Media has a headline: Eating Is Harmful To Your Teeth.

Also, I remember reading a real science paper that reported on the relationship between nicotine and Alzheimer’s prevention. The abstract of the report indicated that people with enough nicotine in their body, it seems to prevent Alzheimer’s. Now, I do not plan to begin smoking, but I might just stock up on those nicotine patches and gum.

[Secret Agent Man]

You are an exception in your extreme reaction to aspirin. Exceptions aren’t the rule. It is good to understand theres a small chance of a reaction like this, but for the vast majority, that isn’t what is going to happen. Otherwise we’d see everyone that takes anything long term develop an allergy to it.

[Jewbacca]

Money.

No patent on Vitamin D.

[Carriage Hill]

Here’s my nonRx pill list:

• OTC Meds:
Aspirin Coated - 81mg
Centrum Silver Multi-Vitamin
Phillips Probiotic
Vitamin D-3 5,000units
Vitamin B-1 100mg
Vitamin B-12 5,000mcg
Prevagen Extra Strength
Presser Eye Vitamins Areds 2
Nicoderm Cq 14 Mg/24 Hr Daily Transdermal Patch
Vitamin C 1,000mg
Vitamin K-2 100mg
Magnesium 500mg
Zinc 50mg
COQ10 100mg
Quercetin 500mg
Fish Oil 1,000mg

[moovova]

“Dammit, honey. Have you seen my Vitamin D pill bottle?”

“Yes, darling. It’s in your hand.”

[TTFX]

vitamin D was associated with higher dementia-free survival

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It’s associated. So they don’t know whether vitamin d reduces dementia risk by 40%. The text doesn’t support the title.

[TTFX]

I think articles with titles like that should be removed.

[griswold3]

😂