Vitamin D

26,000 identified human illnesses, chances are that you have a vitamin D deficiency. Discovered around 1920 as a cure for rickets, new research has shown that vitamin D's job goes far beyond mere bone building, as was once thought. In fact, we now know that insufficient vitamin D is connected to nearly every type of malady, from the most minor discomforts to the most serious life-threatening diseases. It is very often the direct cause-which makes it both a preventative and a curative. However, vitamin D has now been found to be either directly or indirectly associated, in some way, with many of even the most obscure and little known physical and psychological conditions. And there is more good news: Vitamin D therapy is a relatively simple, pain-free, and low cost procedure. This exciting and promising knowledge, long cruelly suppressed (and still being censored) by the mainstream, has finally been brought out into the open in award-winning author Lochlainn Seabrook's fascinating and important expos?, Vitamin D: The Miracle Treatment for Nearly Every Disease and Health Issu e. With an emphasis on a complimentary medical approach, his work serves as a concise introduction to the largely new and still controversial topic of vitamin D science: the chemical's description, functions, and RDAs, and most significantly its protective, fortifying, and rehabilitative roles in diet, nutrition, and overall health of the body and mind. In an effort to cast further light on this wrongly feared, widely misunderstood compound, Mr. Seabrook has compiled a list of over 1,000 common diseases and ailments with connections to the misnamed but all-powerful hormone known as "vitamin D," which he links to thousands of related medical articles, papers, and studies by doctors, medical researchers, and scientists-all showing how vitamin D is being used today by enlightened health practitioners around the world to prevent, treat, and even cure sicknesses, including everything from alcoholism, Parkinson's disease, Covid-19, and endometriosis, to tuberculosis, miscarriage, autism, and passive-aggressive personality disorder. Generously illustrated with color photos by the author, he also includes a topical introduction, 54 pages of sources, 1,200 endnotes, a detailed 20-page index, nutritional conversion tables, a comprehensive bibliography, and bonus appendices containing vigorous statements by congressmen who bravely spoke out against the FDA's socialistic war on vitamin D in 1973. The information in this book is changing and even saving lives. Yours could be next! Vitamin D: The…