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RandyR · 01-17-2005, 05:05 PM

Newsweek Jan 17, 2005 article "Health For Life - Diet and Genes" on page 47. Titled "A Neglected Nutrient" says "Are Americans Dying From a Lack of Vitamin D?"
The article talks of Vitamin D being most efficiently produced by the body and only when exposed to sunlight. "I dont like to overstate things," says Dr Robert Heaney, a vitamin D researcher at Creighton University, "but I think we may find that vitamin D deficiency is a public-health crisis."
The article speaks of Vitamin D possibly helping to "prevent breast, prostate, and ovarian cancers by slowing the division of cells" as well as much more amazing Vitamin D info.

Is the tide about to turn??

01-17-2005, 05:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
RandyR Join Date: Oct 29 2003 Location: Dallas, TX Age: 47 Posts: 330 Rep Power: 6	Newsweek Jan 17, 2005 article "Health For Life - Diet and Genes" on page 47. Titled "A Neglected Nutrient" says "Are Americans Dying From a Lack of Vitamin D?" The article talks of Vitamin D being most efficiently produced by the body and only when exposed to sunlight. "I dont like to overstate things," says Dr Robert Heaney, a vitamin D researcher at Creighton University, "but I think we may find that vitamin D deficiency is a public-health crisis." The article speaks of Vitamin D possibly helping to "prevent breast, prostate, and ovarian cancers by slowing the division of cells" as well as much more amazing Vitamin D info. Is the tide about to turn??