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In reply to the discussion: More evidence that routine multivitamin use should be avoided [View all]MerryBlooms
(11,771 posts)9. Wait... Wut?
When I clicked on your links: All 4 of your links are to the ACP.
You are presenting your argument as if there were three different entities doing these studies.
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That help by providing food not fantasies to people whose normal diet has been disrupted
intaglio
Dec 2013
#16
I take Vitamin D as prescribed by my doctor cause it was low in my last blood test thing
Arcanetrance
Dec 2013
#14
Probably, certain infections or metabolic problems can decrease the production of vitamin D
intaglio
Dec 2013
#17
That is not true if you are dark skinned and/or live in northern, cloudy latitudes. n/t
pnwmom
Dec 2013
#19
It seems you're trying to erect a strawman rather than address the issue of the published comment
HereSince1628
Dec 2013
#34
I'm agnostic on the OP topic at the moment, personally, but if food tips are what you're looking for
proverbialwisdom
Dec 2013
#30
Routine, maybe. What about non-routine, as in biomedical autism therapy under medical supervision?
proverbialwisdom
Dec 2013
#41