Re: Dr. Mercola's Recommendation NOT to take CLO

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Bee addressed this earlier this month. Look at message # 62491. Can someone

tell me how to post a link in an email?

Thanks,

Tammy

Dr. Mercola's article about ratios of A & D in CLO and how he no

> longer recommends that anyone take it.

>

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(http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/12/23/important-cod-)

> liver-oil-update.

>

It's definatley an interesting article/study. I just wanted to add that in

Scandinavian

countries, people also consume a lot of milk that may deplete vitamin D

levels, and also

there is very little sun exposure and that can lead to osteoporosis. But

I'll be very interested

to hear Bee's take on it.

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[Guest guest]

>

> Dr. Mercola's article about ratios of A & D in CLO and how he no

> longer recommends that anyone take it.

> http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/12/23/important-cod-

> liver-oil-update.aspx

>

It's definatley an interesting article/study. I just wanted to add that in

Scandinavian

countries, people also consume a lot of milk that may deplete vitamin D levels,

and also

there is very little sun exposure and that can lead to osteoporosis. But I'll

be very interested

to hear Bee's take on it.

[Guest guest]

>

>

>

> Hi ,

> Bee addressed this earlier this month. Look at message # 62491. Can

someone

> tell me how to post a link in an email?

+++Hi Tammy. When the website address is too long, do a Google search

for tinyurl.com and then the url can be shortened for posting. Then

you can simply copy and paste it into your message.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

> It's definatley an interesting article/study. I just wanted to add

that in Scandinavian

> countries, people also consume a lot of milk that may deplete

vitamin D levels, and also

> there is very little sun exposure and that can lead to

osteoporosis. But I'll be very interested

> to hear Bee's take on it.

+++Hi . How would consuming a lot of milk deplete vitamin D

levels when milk also contains vitamin D? Unless those people had

skim milk and not full-fat milk. The butterfat in dairy helps the

body digest and absorb nutrients in milk, and also helps breakdown

lactose.

No nutrients work in isolation of many others, that's why this

program should be followed completely.

Bee