“We sometimes want to criticize traditional medical doctors for hanging on to bad ideas, but, my gosh, the alternative docs are just as good at it. Vitamin D has become a big distraction, and the testing for vitamin D levels and the prescribing of supplements has become a big business. The labs are making money, the doctors are making money, and the supplement companies are cleaning up. The patients are the ones who suffer.”

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What we call vitamin D in food and sunlight is not the same vitamin D we swallow in supplements.

If you research the “his-story” of vitamin D, be sure to devote a day or more to the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF).

If you alkalize cancer, you better have something ready to kill it before it kills you by occupying all your territory.

If doctors knew what farmers know about pH, millions of lives would be saved. Blood tests, urine tests, and saliva tests have no relationship to cancer; soil (solid protoplasm) does.

A — “Chilled to the bone” might be more correct as “chilled from the bone.”

The prevailing theory pins the blame on barometric pressure.

Q — Then why does it happen to some and not others?

A — Sensitivity due to an underlying illness. Just as a racing pulse is not a disease; it’s a symptom of a system issue.

My “cold to the bone” episodes are often from dental problems.

“The ancestor of lettuce is thought to be a still flourishing spiny weed called the compass plant, whose leaves twist and turn to follow the sun across the sky. This association with sun worship seems to lend weight to lettuce’s reputation as a most healthful food.”

It’s already being done in seafood restaurants in San Francisco.