Major studies question value of vitamin supplements

If Codex Alimentarius is implemented , vitamins and minerals would soon become illegal.

Originally posted by mattifikation
I get that it's a trade agreement on food. I'm assuming it says something along the lines of "Starve the peasantry and take their women!"
Anyone care to explain?

Not too far off of the mark.

Sharp kid.

Originally posted by spinkyboo
reply to post by L.HAMILTON

 

I agree. I think this is conditioning.
There was no valid reason to take B-6 off the market -
except that somebody wasn't in control of it.
Look out. This does smell of Codex.

They never took Vitamin B6 off the market, cant you read properly??
They only banned one form of B6, regular B6 is still widely available

See here: www.google.com...

Yes, but that was the naturally occurring form of Vitamin B6. And they classified it as a new drug.

We have to spread the truth, whether we are putting flyers out or posting on message boards, etc.

The world needs to know there is criminal activity occurring, and our rights to be healthy are being stepped on.

That's how we win this fight, we expose the truth.

Do you want to live in a world where vitamins are regulated to the point you can't go beyond 100% RDA? Which honestly just isn't enough.

I don't. The FDA and Big Pharma can kiss my......

Troy

if you have an orange

you can recreate it's appearance

but it wouldn't be the exact same orange

it could never have the same benefits

you can take the orange and recreate it's nutrients but they are not real. it's not a living nutrient.

it may appear to be, but honestly, it could never be better than a real orange or have the same benefits as a real orange.