would be cool to have a student do a narrative synthesis of this evidence as a knowledge translation exercise on MedSchlr.

Vitamin D is critical to human health. Many people turn to supplements (capsules, cold liver oil etc.) to increase intake especially during winter months or while living in places with less sun. Supplementation may provide benefits but oxidation and shelf-life is an consideration👇

What about cod liver oil? Also, what are some of the best studies you have seen on vitamin D or sunshine and health?

do you have any educational materials on CJD and prion diseases that could raise people’s understanding on the topic?

that’s a great option too.

This is an alarming upward trend. How might this be solved? Could help families in the US better cover their healthcare costs? ?

Awesome, you’re welcome!

Hi you can look at it here for now: https://primal.net/e/naddr1qq245u2jta3h532yxymng7zwf43j64jvf5ej6q3ql40cx7mc8cr23qamy6xhjx4gng9wmuczj2d8ertvw98w0aak9x3qxpqqqp65wzv727c

We’ll put. Additionally a health sciences knowledge commons where people can discuss ideas and evidence without censorship is needed. Further discussing population data to clinical practice could be more transparent. Where on the internet do such open commons exist?

Yes, fascinating topic . It would interesting to read Antoine Bechamp’s work like ‘The third Element of Blood’ and other works that were originally written in French. You are probably right that truth touches on both germ theory and the microzymian principle.