Online slide show/ Conspiracy Against Vitamin C

[Guest guest]

>Bill Sardi put together an interesting on-line slide show on the

>matter of vitamin C being practically ignored by the medical

>community ...

 

 

If anybody has had trouble with the link in Bill Sardi's message,

here it is again

 

http://www.vitamincproject.com/

 

I might add that the site is slow to load. You may need to be

patient, but the slide show is definitely worth seeing.

 

Sepp

 

 

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>For Immediate Release 1/28/2005

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>ONLINE SLIDE SHOW REVEALS CONSPIRACY AGAINST VITAMIN C

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>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?

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>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.

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>Created by health journalist Bill Sardi and producer Scott Partridge,

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>8-minute slide show can be viewed at

>< http://www.vitamincproject.com/>www.VitaminCProject.com ####

 

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The individual is supreme and finds its way through intuition.

 

Sepp Hasslberger