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Old 11-18-07, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Machka
Very cold temperatures ...... in Dallas Texas**********?? R-I-G-H-T!! You can probably ride in outside in shorts all year round. Come to Canada in the winter sometime ... it'll freeze your nose hairs right off.


BTW - you are aware you can overdose on vitamins ... right?

http://chemo.net/newpage35.htm
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/002596.htm
http://www.vitamins-supplements.org/

And a line from this one ... "Excess vitamins are a burden on the liver. This is why you will find people who get nauseous from vitamins" -- I'm one of those people, I become physically ill when I take vitamin pills.
http://www.nutristart.com/health_news.php?id=4

While you're busy researching all these things ... type 'vitamins "most expensive urine"' into Google sometime.

Yes, I am aware of fat-solube vitamins building up and the toxicity resulting, but see I find almost all synthetic vitamins as unvaluable, opposed to blending up a smootheie with various fruits and veggies. And if you have ever been to Dallas, it does get fairly cold in the winter, as it has snowed/sleeted last year in late November and may last all the way to mid Feb. Anyways, I don't see what the big problem is in supplementing with CLO. Do you not agree that supplementation is beneficial when the individual lacks whichever substance? You are restating already understood information. When you look at the common statistics of the average individual's vitamin D level from their blood from summer to winter, it will almost always be lower. What is it you are trying to prove? A teaspoon of CLO is unnecessary for anyone who lacks the D?
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