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The Case for Vitamins/Supplements

It’s time to set the record straight. Vitamins and supplements ARE necessary for good health and vitality and are NOT dangerous as reported by media outlets and institutions. If you believe vitamins and supplements are dangerous and do not prevent and/or heal illness and disease, try not eating for a month and see how good you’ll feel.

American diets are deficient. Additionally, the human body’s use of vitamins and minerals is adversely affected by smoking, drinking alcohol in excess, taking birth control pills, breathing polluted air, drinking polluted water, continuous dieting, consumption of denatured foods, medication intake, sleep deprivation and stress.

Researchers from Wake Forest University School of Medicine and the University of Florida found that "in major medical journals, more pharmaceutical advertising is associated with publishing fewer articles about dietary supplements." Furthermore, they found that more pharmaceutical company advertising resulted in the journal having more articles with "negative conclusions about dietary supplement safety." It seems that pharmaceutical monies buy journal influence. Promoting special interests in the name of good science is wrong.

How much evidence does the public need to understand the seriousness of this influence? Do consumers choose to ignore the evidence? Many highly respected professionals, researchers, scientists and practitioners do not buy into the deceptive marketing used to sell food and drugs.

The work on nutrients of professionals I have followed for twenty plus years have stood the test of time. Canadian psychiatrist Abram Hoffer, M.D, Ph.D., says: "We all have to work hard to educate the public about the merits of sane treatment for everyone, where the patient is primary, not Big Pharma." Sadly, Dr. Hoffer recently passed away on May 27, 2009 and will be terribly missed. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENTIRE ARTICLE

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Did you know Cindy A. Krueger, MPH is a contributing author on Cervical Cancer Prevention in this newly released book?

Released January 27, 2009 Food and Nutrients in Disease Management contains a wealth of information on maintaining good health. Click Here to learn more about this book in which Cindy discusses Cervical Cancer

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Cindy is published in several journals and newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, Maddux Business Report and Tampa Bay Business Journal. She is a contributing author to Food and Nutrients in Disease Management, a medical textbook spearheaded by Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, scheduled for publication January 2009 and the Townsend Letter, soon to be published in April 2009.

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