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5 comments:
How strange that you would remove my comment on the vaccine sales pitch.
Are you not able to handle criticism?
"Anonymous" please feel free to resubmit your comment about vaccines. I moderate all the comments and either I mistakenly deleted yours or it was filtered out as SPAM.
I would like Dr. Prendergast to comment on a recent study that suggests high levels of Vitamin D may cause Kidney disease and pancreatic cancer. I am a patient of Dr. Prendergast and follow is protocall.
Thanks...
The first stop in the body for D metabolism is the kidney. Titration of the correct amount of Vitamin D is critical for proper kidney function and D function in the rest of the body.
http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/otherendo/vitamind.html
I use “good” amounts of Vitamin D to prevent breast cancer and in the treatment. Same is for pancreatic Cancer. The vitamin D Council is giving 2 more years to finish the International study designed to arrive at the double blind recommended amount. I take each person into consideration.
Remember the recent recommendations were only for osteoporosis and they were not based on any research, just the thoughts of physicians.
Dr. Joe
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