While living on airplanes over the summer, I've been taking about 5,000 I.U. of Vitamin D3 each day. You can buy 5,000 I.U. doses, here.
Obviously, while all around me have sniffled and coughed their way through the entire world's recycled collection of colds, coughs, and weaponized accidentally-released flus, I've been breathing the free clear air of the blessed.
As one who used to spend half the year with some form of cold, this has been a great relief. For more on Vitamin D, try this.
For my sins, I know someone who is very close to the UK's NHS 'Task Force' on swine flu. He's never heard of Vitamin D and its ability to fend off flu. And neither has anyone else he knows on the 'Task Force'.
Well, at least the hundreds of millions the Labour government has just spent on untested flu shots, from pharmaceutical companies who will no doubt contribute towards the Labour party at the next election, has not been wasted on anything as cheap and simple as 5000 I.U. Vitamin D pills.
For more on government ineptness over the mysterious swine flu, which has never been anywhere near any swine, try here.
Remember, if the idiots and morons in any government near you try to make their death medicine vaccines compulsory, to make all that spending on them seem reasonable, then do whatever it takes to avoid taking these deadly organomercury cocktails of untested viral poisons.
Later on you can ask these same governments whether the whole swine flu affair was caused by the accidental release of a weaponized strain of the 1918 Bird Flu virus.
Some people, of course, have said that this has been a conspiracy to 'test' the virus out, and to deliberately induce a mass panic to take our eyes off the global inflation crisis.
Poppycock, I say. If it is a weaponized flu that is currently going around the world, its release was entirely accidental, in fact probably the definitive government cock-up. Just like every other government cock-up.
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Good article on the 1918 topic here: http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig10/bosworth1.1.1.html
Makes a whole lot of sense.
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