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Among the vitamin-cancer combinations that have evidence from randomized trials, the most promising finding was that smokers who took vitamin E had a lower incidence of prostate cancer and lower mortality from prostate cancer than those who did not. A large U.S. trial is underway to confirm the finding that vitamin E might reduce mortality from prostate cancer.
Among the vitamin-cancer combinations that do not yet have evidence from randomized trials, the strongest evidence from observational studies is for a possible beneficial effect of vitamin A for breast cancer (go to Appendix 1). The cohort studies also raise the possibility that vitamin A reduces the risk for colon cancer in women.
The cohort studies evaluating B vitamin supplementation in relation to breast cancer and colon cancer also show some evidence of benefit. A randomized controlled trial of the effect of long-term B vitamin supplementation on polyp recurrence is currently underway.
Three other trials are also in progress. The Physicians' Health Study II has re-randomized many of the original Physicians' Health Study participants and has recruited additional participants to a 2x2x2 factorial randomized controlled trial comparing vitamin C, vitamin E, and a multivitamin (100% of RDA type) with placebo.29 The Women's Health Study, focusing on health professionals, is a factorial study of beta-carotene, vitamin E, and aspirin; the beta-carotene arm has been closed, but the vitamin E and aspirin arms continue. Finally, the "SUpplementation en VItamines et Mineraux AntioXydants" study is a population-based, randomized trial of over 12,000 subjects. The SU.VI.MAX study is designed to test the efficacy of a daily supplementation with antioxidant vitamins (vitamin C, 120 mg; vitamin E, 30 mg; and beta-carotene, 6 mg) and minerals (selenium, 100 microg; and zinc, 20 mg) at nutritional doses in reducing mortality from cancers and cardiovascular diseases.30,31
Originally posted by glitchinmymatrix
So, if you saw it on a bus, it must be true?
What the hell kind of thinking is that?
I swear ATS is filled with so many zombies that just don't even reflect on their own thought processes.
So many will preach about TV being so bad for "sheeple," but they will have no problem watching a 13-part series on YouTube that "uncovers the truth!!!" behind some "secret" conspiracy. YOU better wake up! You're wasting YOUR time and getting wrapped up in negativity!
You are brainwashing yourself to be a powerless speck on the Earth withue, true or not it can still be upseting eing lied to. little chance to lead a happy life. And don't even start playing the victim and blaming "TPTB" because there are plenty of people who have gotten very far in life, and none of them got there by feeling like their life was out of control and in the hands of someone else!
Get over your "truth seeking" and get on with your lives.
Get over your "truth seeking" and get on with your lives.
When the OP said "It's out in the open now", doesn't that imply he DID think it was true? If he didn't think it was true, wouldn't he have said something like "I didn't believe it"?
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
theres alot of things i instantly wanted to say to you, for one you misinterpreted the OP and need to take a breath and calm down, the OP is upset that this advertising is being done, he didnt think it was true, being lied to can be upsetting whether the lie is believed or not.
Originally posted by glitchinmymatrix
So, if you saw it on a bus, it must be true?
What the hell kind of thinking is that?
Saying "it's out in the open now" implies to me that the OP did believe it.
Originally posted by SlyFox_79
It's out in the open now!!!
Well this bus had a big old sign on the back of it basically saying "95% of vitamins on the market cause cancer."
No Joke!!!
It's the first time I have seen anything like this and it breaks my heart.
WHAT'S BEHIND CODEX ALMENTARIUS?
Behind the Codex Alimentarius Commission is the United Nations and the World Health Organization working in conjunction with the multinational pharmaceutical cartel and international banks. Its initial efforts in the US with the FDA were defeated, so it found another ally in the FTC. Now Codex, with the FTC and the pharmaceutical cartel behind it, it threatens to become a trade issue, using the campaign of Operation Cure-All to advance its goals.
Codex began simply enough when the U.N. authorized the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization to develop a universal food code. Their purpose was to 'harmonize' regulations for dietary supplements worldwide and set international safety standards for the purposes of increased trade. Pharmaceutical interests stepped in and began exerting their influence. Instead of focusing on food safety, Codex is using its power to promote worldwide restrictions on vitamins and food supplements, severely limiting their availability and dosages.
REAL GOALS OF CODEX
This is to bring about international 'harmonization.' While global harmony sounds benign, is that the real purpose of this plan? While the stated goal of Codex is to establish unilateral regulations for dietary supplements in every country, the actual goal is to outlaw health products and information on vitamins and dietary supplements, except those under their direct control. These regulations would supersede United States domestic laws without the American people's voice or vote in the matter.
Originally posted by Big Raging Loner
Everything gives you bloody cancer these days. All I have left is my Green tea packed with anti-oxidants that reduce free radicals.
Oh man if they take my tea away from me
Originally posted by Totalstranger
only on ATS would I have heard in the last 24 hours that sunlight cant cause skin cancer but vitamins cause cancer.
personally I'm going to keep on eating, drinking, and smoking whatever the hell I feel like and let the chips fall where they may
Under Codex, it would require a doctor's prescription to obtain supplements that we're now able to buy freely off the shelf in health food stores and online. Access would become expensive and highly inconvenient. This would affect health-conscious consumers worldwide, many of whom depend on therapeutic use of vitamins and minerals for their very survival.