[neverdem]

Multivitamin Use and Risk of Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease in the Women's Health Initiative Cohorts

American Cancer Society

[realpatriot]

So who takes multivitamins for either of those conditions??

[Cara C]

This sounds like the beginning of the latest media drumbeat to prepare us for the government making supplements illegal or prescription only - “pharmaceutical quality” supplements.

This has been a movement of the politically influential pharmaceutical companies for some time. They would like to eliminate the competition from natural supplements. Now with Marxists at the helm, who want unprecedented control over our lives and access to healthcare, their chances of succeeding are better than before.

[neverdem]

Rare Marburg hemorrhagic fever shows up in Denver

Images of 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy revealed by scanner

1709: The year that Europe froze (even the Mediterranean iced over) Not the Med, but Venice? Yes.

Make methane while the sun shines - Nanotubes help turn carbon dioxide and water into natural gas.

FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.

[jammer]

Thanks for the link to the study. I'm not a huge vitamin proponent, but the Annals of Internal Medicine should be ashamed to publish it. What a design! Retrospective questioning of patients on what and how they take vitamins, for conditions that nobody claims are affected (see calcium in the list!).

Two words: Codex Alimentarius.

[Salvation]

You have to take more than multivitamins.

Multivitamins can keep you from getting a cold.

But other supplements are needed for special needs, such as heart conditions, osteoporosis, low red blood cell count, etc.