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|    John H. Gohde to All    |
|    Will Moi Live Forever?    |
|    01 Apr 14 01:48:06    |
      From: john.h.gohde@gmail.com              Will Moi Live Forever?              I recently got my vitamin D blood test back. This time I measured at 88.6       ng/mL.              Thus, moi became the first man in history to achieve the same blood levels at       both 5,000 IU and 10,000 IU of vitamin D-3 a day, and lived to tell the tale.        There is no mystery to it. There is no secret to it. It just plain       commonsense. Yet, all these        vitamin D researchers persist in their mythology that there is some great       unsolved mystery to the art of taking Vitamin D. In other words, they do NOT       give a damn about the populace at large.              These vitamin D researchers who are too shitless to stick their necks out in       the least are just full of bull, IMHO.              At first, I took 5,000 IU of vitamin D-3 on an empty stomach first thing in       the morning. Now, I take 10,000 IU of vitamin D-3 with my first snack of the       day, which is usually a banana six times a week. On the seventh day, I take       just retinol rather        than vitamin D.              Just as obviously, extremely short individuals should take a lot less D,       probably somewhere between 2,000 IU and 4,000 IU a day. Obese individuals       need to take a lot more, or 10,000 IU a day on an empty stomach. Why?        Because proper dosage should be        based upon body weight; as well as to when and how you take your D.              Those dumb enough to be hooked on prescription medication, might have yet       another factor to deal with.              As for moi, I think that I will take 10,000 IU on the seventh day in the       evening rather than during the morning hours in order to avoid any conflict       between vitamin D and A. That should put me in the 100 ng/mL range. Remember       that Carl Sagan died at        age 62 from cancer, younger than moi!              See? John 'the Man' knows all. He does NOT have to wait for immortal science       to stick its neck out when the ANSWER should be perfectly obvious to all. It       is very simple. Most health researchers are just pompous asses who are full       of bull, just like        all the Science Imbeciles on these ngs are.              The fact that a few lucky individuals manage to survive to a ripe old age       without supplementing with D is totally besides the point. Moi is interested       in surviving to a ripe old, as a sure thing. Moi is going to make it,       precisely because he is wise        enough to know that ALL Science Imbeciles are full of shit. Immortal science       is full of shit, while moi knows all. :)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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