People just don't realize that their vitamins and aspirin come from China now.

We'd be much better off if ALL DRUGS were made over the counter-- no prescription needed!

Beware the Codex Alimentarus it will try to tell you what you can and cant take.

Fall of the Republic;
please email this URL far and wide.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WourPs56Shc

We baby boomers are very narcissistic! We just keep scarfing those vitamins down!

If you're living on Raman noodles you have to do something to compensate for the complete lack of nutrients, and the salt. Also they have found that people who take vitamin d are less likely to get swine flu.

The recession must be over in D.C. and on Wall Street, but I don't think it is over in the rest of the U.S. I think this recession is going to be the gift that keeps on giving for a long time to come.

Many studies have found numerous correlations between nutrient deficiencies and various health problems. However, most studies have been unable to find any correlation between the consumption of dietary supplements and improved health.

There are some exceptions. Dietary supplements have been shown to be beneficial for underprivileged people with especially poor diets. Also, supplementary folate has been shown to be beneficial in pregnant women for reducing the risk of birth defects.

But most Americans who buy dietary supplements are mainly supplementing their urine. The body isn't designed to absorb nutrients from pills. The body is designed to absorb nutrients from food. Just because you swallow nutrients doesn't mean they do you any good.

This is why nutrient deficiencies can't often be solved with nutrient supplements. It seems like it would work this way, but it doesn't -- for most people and most circumstances.

If you're looking for good nutrition, you'll find it mostly around the edges of the supermarket, not in the dietary supplement aisle.

3.5%GDP growth cruses estimates, but the GOP talking heads will try to downplay it this weekend.

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The headline speaks of the recession in the past tense. If that is true the economic indicators and the accompanying language have no real value to the general public. If that is the case why do the networks present these indicators so religiously? Are they trying to con us into thinking everything's going to be alright when it obviously isn't. Why? I have some ideas, but I'd like to hear others.

Somewhere over the Rainbow, the recession is over.
Everyone else should just remember to take their vitamins, try to stay healthy and hang on for that robust public health care option.
Never ever forget.
Mission Accomplished.

People have to have vitamins to go with the shoe leather they're eating.

Amazing. A product that does absolutely nothing thrives when money is tight.

I wonder how the pet rock industry is doing?

REAL unemployment is DOUBLE the 'official' statistics. Government has been playing major games with all stats for a while now - both parties are to blame.

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Also Barney Frank sucks.