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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
Its been almost ten years since the Scottish independence referendum and I went looking online for information about this documentary. I found a...
religious households, generally, produce more intelligent people than secular ones. "There's an invisible man in the sky who tells me what to do...
That was a lot of blood on that white horse. A good half-pint, at least.
Ego must serve SOUL. Read this here by a SOTT poster yesterday. "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson"
"it is meant to encourage men to come back to Ukraine" It actually sounds more like a threat than encouragement.
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This article fails to point out that there has been NO legitimate study that has demonstrated a substantial increase in bone density by taking Vitamin D supplements ALONE. Note that Gallacher says "by giving people anti-osteoporosis therapy and vitamin D supplements." It's the "therapy" (i.e., bisphosphonate drugs) that gives the 20% increase, but at the price of a whole raft of side effects, including necrosis of the jaw. These drugs are so deadly that even those who push them recommend not staying on them for longer than 2 years.
In my own case I took several thousand I.U. of Vitamin D per day for years and never saw any improvement in my osteoporotic bones. I AM now seeing improvement by following a therapy designed to reduce an intraphagocytic overgrowth of metagenic microbiota that insures its survival by disrupting Vitamin D and calcium metabolism. See [Link]
The article correctly correlates low D measurements with bone fractures, but correlation is not the same as causation. The low D occurs due to the metabolic interference from the microbiota. Supplementing with more D just gives the microbiota more "fuel for their fire," enabling them to persist and doing nothing to address the underlying metabolic dysfunction. See [Link]