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Testimonials:
Elaine's pH Miracle ...
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When Elaine contacted me
to get more information about the pH Miracle Program,
I could hear it in her voice that this was a very serious
woman. With only a few pointers from me, she took the
ball and ran with it!...
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Noteworthy Quote:
Dr. Patrick
Sobota concerning the research of Dr. Robert O. Young.
"Nobody on the planet, nobody in the history of the world,
nobody on the horizon, nobody ever, has sat at a microscope
for over a 30 year period and looked at people's live
and dry blood, maybe 15 times in 45 days, and meanwhile,
between sessions, adjusted, modified, calibrated and tweaked
the person's food and drink intake. Nobody except one
man - Dr. Robert O. Young. By the time you've looked at
500,000 blood slides, you pretty much know what you're
talking about. Add to that the approximately 100% of people
who get better and reverse their serious diseases like
cancer when they follow his protocol, and you've got something
to talk about."
- Dr. Patrick Sobota
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Vitamin D Article
| Vitamin D Crucial to Immune System
March 9. 2010
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- It's been known vitamin D plays a crucial role in our immune system, but new research reveals why lacking the nutrient prevents the body's soldiers -- T cells -- from fighting off serious infections.
T cells are dormant immune cells until they are activated to detect and kill bacteria and viruses. A new study shows without vitamin D in the blood, activation would not take place.
According to Professor Carsten Geisler, of the Department of International Health, Immunology and Microbiology at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, when T cells are exposed to foreign pathogens, they expose a vitamin D receptor that searches for vitamin D. If the cells do not receive the nutrient, the cells will not activate.
"Scientists have known for a long time that vitamin D is important for calcium absorption and the vitamin has also been implicated in diseases such as cancer and multiple sclerosis, but what we didn't realize is how crucial vitamin D is for actually activating the immune system, which we know now," Geisler was quoted as saying.
Researchers say the findings could help tackle infectious diseases or epidemics whose effect is widespread. "They will be of particular use when developing new vaccines, which work precisely on the basis of both training our immune systems to react and suppressing the body's natural defenses in situations where this is important -- as is the case with organ transplants and autoimmune disease," Geisler stated.
Source: Nature Immunology, March 2010
Reference: http://ivanhoe.com/channels/p_channelstory.cfm?storyid=23742
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