Post by shooky on Mar 12th, 2014 at 1:05pm
A bit speculative, but sounds good. Judge for yourself.
A recent study has, again, found a link between certain gene mutation and CH
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One of the genes, ADH (4), is involved in the metabolization of both alcohol/methanol and retinol, the most common animal form of Vitamin A
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This might explain not only why we can't handle liqueur but also why we may be Vitamin A deficient. Which could also lead to Vitamin D deficiency and poor absorption of metabolites like calcium and magnesium, all of which included in the D3 regimen - which could explain why it works for so many.
What do you think?
A recent study has, again, found a link between certain gene mutation and CH
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or END PRINTPAGEThis might explain not only why we can't handle liqueur but also why we may be Vitamin A deficient. Which could also lead to Vitamin D deficiency and poor absorption of metabolites like calcium and magnesium, all of which included in the D3 regimen - which could explain why it works for so many.
What do you think?