Petition for Health Canada and the IOM to Re-evaluate Vitamin D Guidelines
4,434 Comments
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N. Shah
11 years ago
Ontario needs to relist testing of Vitamin D as a paid test.
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Rocco Benevento
11 years ago
PPMS, I clearly benefit from a almost dayly dose of 5.000 i.e. Vitamine D3.
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Rocco Benevento
11 years ago
PPMS, I clearly benefit from a almost dayly dose of 5.000 i.e. Vitamine D3.
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Verla Symyrozum
11 years ago
Pharmaceutical companies have far too much influence on Health Canada. Negative trails hidden, research by paid for by drug companies but government still considers it gospel. Time to look at some of the bureaucrats who are waiting for lucrative jobs with these same pharmaceutical companies. (swinging door)
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Verla Symyrozum
11 years ago
Pharmaceutical companies have far too much influence on Health Canada. Negative trails hidden, research by paid for by drug companies but government still considers it gospel. Time to look at some of the bureaucrats who are waiting for lucrative jobs with these same pharmaceutical companies. (swinging door)
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Jim Hallett
11 years ago
Health Canada is greatly influenced by the pharmaceutical industry to our detriment. A recent report stated that the pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. spent $900,000,000 lobbying the U.S. government. The same thing is happening in Canada to a lesser extent. Health Canada has banned thousands of products from health food stores (which are basically vitamins, herbs and minerals. Yet they allow antibiotics that have killed many thousands of people.
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Jim Hallett
11 years ago
Health Canada is greatly influenced by the pharmaceutical industry to our detriment. A recent report stated that the pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. spent $900,000,000 lobbying the U.S. government. The same thing is happening in Canada to a lesser extent. Health Canada has banned thousands of products from health food stores (which are basically vitamins, herbs and minerals. Yet they allow antibiotics that have killed many thousands of people.
Volker Schendel
Public Health Policy kills people
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Michael Meacher
11 years ago
Why is it necessary to have a petition to correct mistakes of Health Canada. You would think they would jump to get on top of this. Is this fodder for the Opposition?
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Michael Meacher
11 years ago
Why is it necessary to have a petition to correct mistakes of Health Canada. You would think they would jump to get on top of this. Is this fodder for the Opposition?
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joyce cooper
11 years ago
new email
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joyce cooper
11 years ago
new email
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Irene Fung
11 years ago
Prevention is better than cure. We need to reduce health care costs by preventing diseases.
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Irene Fung
11 years ago
Prevention is better than cure. We need to reduce health care costs by preventing diseases.
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Esther Davis
11 years ago
Imagine - working toward preventing health issues..
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Esther Davis
11 years ago
Imagine - working toward preventing health issues..
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Debra McArthur
11 years ago
preventitive is so astute...
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Debra McArthur
11 years ago
preventitive is so astute...
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A Armstrong
11 years ago
Appallingly bad and biased science.This recommendation is a health disaster in the making.
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A Armstrong
11 years ago
Appallingly bad and biased science.This recommendation is a health disaster in the making.
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Nancy Flexman
11 years ago
Making sure that people have sufficient vitamin D levels is one of the most powerful and cost-effective ways of improving health and quality of life. Your recommendations will do the opposite. I had to take 10,000 iu for about nine months to achieve an acceptable level. I live at a latitude the same as southern- middle Canada.
Ontario needs to relist testing of Vitamin D as a paid test.
PPMS, I clearly benefit from a almost dayly dose of 5.000 i.e. Vitamine D3.
PPMS, I clearly benefit from a almost dayly dose of 5.000 i.e. Vitamine D3.
Pharmaceutical companies have far too much influence on Health Canada. Negative trails hidden, research by paid for by drug companies but government still considers it gospel. Time to look at some of the bureaucrats who are waiting for lucrative jobs with these same pharmaceutical companies. (swinging door)
Pharmaceutical companies have far too much influence on Health Canada. Negative trails hidden, research by paid for by drug companies but government still considers it gospel. Time to look at some of the bureaucrats who are waiting for lucrative jobs with these same pharmaceutical companies. (swinging door)
Health Canada is greatly influenced by the pharmaceutical industry to our detriment. A recent report stated that the pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. spent $900,000,000 lobbying the U.S. government. The same thing is happening in Canada to a lesser extent. Health Canada has banned thousands of products from health food stores (which are basically vitamins, herbs and minerals. Yet they allow antibiotics that have killed many thousands of people.
Health Canada is greatly influenced by the pharmaceutical industry to our detriment. A recent report stated that the pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. spent $900,000,000 lobbying the U.S. government. The same thing is happening in Canada to a lesser extent. Health Canada has banned thousands of products from health food stores (which are basically vitamins, herbs and minerals. Yet they allow antibiotics that have killed many thousands of people.
Public Health Policy kills people
Why is it necessary to have a petition to correct mistakes of Health Canada. You would think they would jump to get on top of this. Is this fodder for the Opposition?
Why is it necessary to have a petition to correct mistakes of Health Canada. You would think they would jump to get on top of this. Is this fodder for the Opposition?
new email
new email
Prevention is better than cure. We need to reduce health care costs by preventing diseases.
Prevention is better than cure. We need to reduce health care costs by preventing diseases.
Imagine - working toward preventing health issues..
Imagine - working toward preventing health issues..
preventitive is so astute...
preventitive is so astute...
Appallingly bad and biased science.This recommendation is a health disaster in the making.
Appallingly bad and biased science.This recommendation is a health disaster in the making.
Making sure that people have sufficient vitamin D levels is one of the most powerful and cost-effective ways of improving health and quality of life. Your recommendations will do the opposite. I had to take 10,000 iu for about nine months to achieve an acceptable level. I live at a latitude the same as southern- middle Canada.