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For Immediate Release 2/02/2005

 

ONLINE SLIDE SHOW REVEALS CONSPIRACY AGAINST VITAMIN C

Has there been an

ongoing conspiracy against vitamin C pills? Did vitamin C researchers, Drs.

Linus Pauling and Matthias Rath, uncover the primary cause of coronary heart

disease in 1970, only to have their discovery shunned by modern medicine?

Were factitious reports about vitamin C widely spread to create public doubt

about high-dose vitamin C, such as the false claim that high-dose

vitamin C causes gene mutations that could lead to cancer?

Now, in graphic detail, a documentary slide

show reveals how government health authorities conducted flawed scientific

experiments to hide the many health benefits of vitamin C. British

researchers Steve Hickey and Hilary Roberts reveal the flawed science,

dispel the false idea that high-dose vitamin C creates nothing more than

expensive urine, and show how humans can triple their blood

concentrations of vitamin C and dramatically reduce their risk for

heart attacks, cataracts, aneurysms, allergy and many other maladies.

For the first time the public will view what happens inside arteries when

vitamin C levels are low. Viewers will learn that most sudden-death heart

attacks are not caused by cholesterol but a type of arterial plaque induced

by a shortage of vitamin C.

Created by health

journalist Bill Sardi and producer Scott Partridge, the 8-minute slide show

can be viewed at

www.VitaminCProject.com

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