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Summary of Jeff T. Bowles's The Miraculous Cure For and Prevention of All Diseases What Doctors Never Learned, EPUB eBook

Summary of Jeff T. Bowles's The Miraculous Cure For and Prevention of All Diseases What Doctors Never Learned EPUB

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#1 Vitamin D3 is not a vitamin and does not fit the definition of a vitamin. It is a steroid hormone that controls or affects at least 2,700+ genes by my count and likely many more. Most of these genes are involved in immune system regulation and tissue remodeling.

#2 Both of these stories are true in the sense that vitamins D2 and D3 are toxic in high doses.

#3Hospital construction happened quickly in the US in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when compared to other countries. This resulted in a huge number of hospitals in the 1920 US Census, when compared to other countries.

#4 Hospital construction in the US happened quickly in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when compared to other countries, which led to a huge number of hospitals in the 1920 US Census. The vitamin D craze of the 1920s occurred when vitamin D was added to just about everything because it was cheap and easy to get.

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