Re: might be true for some, but not others. do your homework people, get tested first...

If you read my posts carefully, you will see that I do not advocate the marshall protocal. full stop. second, have you gone to a grocery store recently and looked at food lables to see how much vit d is added to food? granted it is toxic crap, but that is part of the problem.

the point I am making is that marshall may be correct about a silent epidemic of stealth infection by l-form bacteria. bacteria that slowly block the VDR's. adding vit d when these bacteria are present is like feeding a smouldering fire. My treatment to clear this condition lasted no more than two months. i did not, repeat, not do the marshall protocol, did not avoid the sun or take any of the drugs that marshall provides. he is wrong about the treatment, but is correct about the underlying disease process. the only unknown? what percentage of the population is affected. based on conversations with my doc, it is a significant percentage, but obviously not everyone. better to know before you supplement. if affected, simply fix the problem and it will not be an issue.

still working on getting rid of the backup levels of toxic vit d derivatives that built up in my system. the point is that I am not unique. as marshall correctly points out, the correlation studies fronted by big pharma, er the vit d counsel suffer from the identical infirmaties as big drug studies. not very impressive to me. only one thing can be trusted these days, first hand experience. get yourself checked people.

John