Warning: If You Take Vitamin D Without This, You May Actually Harden Your Arteries

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December 16, 2012 - Issue 2311   The World's #1 Natural Health Website† Like Us Follow Us

Your Sunday Article More Articles Warning: If You Take Vitamin D Without This, You May Actually Harden Your Arteries    So many people are on the vitamin-D bandwagon, but it could be causing more harm than good. If you're lacking this critical nutrient to complete the job, it could cause calcification that can lead to hardening of your arteries...

Most Shared #1 Most Shared How Drug Company Money is Undermining Science Your health care decisions are frequently based on science that has been bought and paid for by the drug industry.

Most Viewed 269,359 Views Top 10 Packaged Foods You Shouldn't Buy Cross these off your shopping list and you'll not only save money, but you'll do your health a big favor, too. From toxic BPA to genetically engineered ingredients, these are 10 convenience foods you can easily live without. If your goal is to eat healthier this year, here's a great place to start...

Most Commented 235 Comments The Popular Meat That May Be Too Contaminated to Eat Nearly 70% of close to 200 samples from over a dozen stores nationwide were found to contain a dangerous bacteria that can cause fever and illness. And more than 20% were contaminated with a controversial EU- and China-banned drug. Do you dare take a chance?

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Top Pet Article Top Fitness Article Myofascial Pain Syndrome: A Weird Name for a Serious Condition Myofascial pain syndrome is a fancy name for chronic muscle pain. "Myo" means muscle, and "fascia" is the connective tissue surrounding the muscle. Learn how the condition develops, what symptoms to look for, and the treatment that is most effective (and affordable). Wildly Popular "Muscle Builder" Called Ineffective and Potentially Dangerous It's a classic case of too much of a good thing. You simply cannot just do this all day and become healthy and fit. Yet it's widely promoted and is hugely popular in certain age groups as sort of a "stealth" strategy for building muscle. Are you or a loved one overdoing it?

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