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Podcast - 20th May 2011

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May, Fri 20th, 2011 Posted in : Food and Medical Politics, Nutrients and Supplements, Sunlight By : Dr John Briffa 3 Comments

Vitamin D boosts wellbeing in the elderly, the nonsense of ‘normal’ ranges, and why the ‘broadening of disease’ can be good business for drug companies but leave ordinary people worse off.

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3 Responses to Podcast – 20th May 2011

  1. Bev C
    20 May 2011

    Love your podcasts! I resisted them at first, thinking that since I read your blog, I had all the info. But no! The podcast is full of great detail and a delight to listen to as well. You are keeping me company in my paleo garden of kale, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower…….

    Thanks for all your work.

  2. Wilbur Strickland
    20 May 2011

    Hello Dr Briffa,

    Can a person subscribe to these podcasts via iTunes? If so, then how? Thanks.

    Best regards,
    Wilbur Strickland

  3. Wilbur Strickland
    20 May 2011

    I figured it out — and now subscribed. Thanks.

    Best regards,
    Wilbur

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