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one of the best documentaries i've ever seen, just great

i just saw it today, it was an amazing film.. how did it make so little in the box office?? that just doesnt make sense to me, admitted the reason i never saw it in theaters was because i never really heard anything about it

BBC News ... no it would not solve the problem but atleast its a step in the right direction in my opinion

yes yes i see purple monkey dishwasher

i only copied the safe for work ones, rest are in here

perhaps in my rant i got a little hasty, not saying its responsible for osteoporosis, just saying sources of calcium and vitamin D should be obtained through other foods (and sunlight) instead of relying on such a "fortified" food like milk which is known to not even be fortified with D3, so even if the calcium just happened to be put into the system it still wouldnt be able to be absorbed. Agreed i generalized hardcore .. my apologies i'm just pretty passionate about this kinda stuff There is no question that cow's milk contains calcium. What is in question is how much of that calcium is made available to the body through the digestive process. We have been told all of our lives to drink plenty of milk in order to build strong teeth and bones. Curiously, the U.S. as a whole records the highest consumption of dairy products in the world and also boasts the highest incidence of bone fractures and osteoporosis in the world, yes there are other factors involved like sedentary lifestyle, insufficient sunlight, crap tastic diets all contribute. ..the link is something to not be ignored in my opinion tho

almond milk is great, its a little expensive but its worth it for your health. There is nothing wrong with people who are lactose intolerant, human beings are the only animal to drink another animals milk also combine that with pasteurization (aka turning milk into a processed food). When milk is heated for a short amount of time the composition of the proteins and benifitial bacteria are changed basically turning it into a foreign liquid that cant really be utilized inside your body. milk is then pasteurized so that all valuable enzymes are destroyed (lactase for the assimilation of lactose; galactase for the assimilation of galactose; phosphatase for the assimilation of calcium). Without them, milk is very difficult to digest and the human pancreas is not always able to produce these enzymes. North America is the only continent to make milk a staple food, like name one person that doesnt drink milk?? coincidentally North America is the leading sufferer of osteoporosis in the world but how can this be when everyone is drinking so much calcium? tis because from a dead weight liquid your body can't readily absorb the amount of calcium that's in milk.. and thats not even touching on bovine growth hormone or the diet of corn/soy and other crap that is being fed to cows

too much awesomeness in one place might make the universe implode

My link who really knows, i'd want to see the RCT study on something like this, although it probably wouldnt be allowed for ethical and time related issues

Cod liver oil, also amazing. Make sure they're natural sources, usually being vitamin D3 is a good sign they are (not sure if synthetic D3 is possible). i'm not sure, the multivitamin i take says on the bottle "Vitamin D (as Cholecalciferol)"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMNxya1QZQI&feature=player_embedded enjoi edit - I linked this off of a website where i get alot of my health related material, this guys on the ball mercola.com this was one of the key points i took away from this article I also quote Dr. Larry Halor, Professor of Growth and Motor Development at the University of Western Ontario - straight out of my lecture notes: "The level of Rickets in children in North America has been rising over the last two decades, a combination of improper diet and insufficient healthy interaction under the sun is leading to Vitamin D deficiencies, and an alarming rise in rates of this disease in children."

congrats!

source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/190601/topeka_thats_google_kansas_to_you.html ahahahahahahahahahahahahah ammmaazinggg

that would be awesome

i just lolled out loud

i'm disappointed jackie, for shame!

lolwut?

thank u sir!

the game was rigged obviously

these are intelligent animals obviously not meant to be kept in captivity, just a risk you run when working with such deadly creatures... heck i sure wouldnt hop in a pool and play marco polo with that thing!

thats what i'm talking about!! in all fairness miller kept that game close, he made some pretty ridiculous saves

anybody got a copy of this old gem lying around collecting dust they'd be willing to part with for some moniees?

.. well the men won atleast

last few minutes of that game had my butthole puckered right up