Guest guest Posted August 18, 2006 Report Share Posted August 18, 2006 http://www.newstarget.com/020037.html > > In a surprising move, the FDA has now banned the > manufacture and use of > vitamin D, citing studies that show vitamin D to be > a powerful physiological > substance that needs to undergo FDA approval before > individuals are allowed to use > it. Since sunlight exposure causes vitamin D > production in the human body, > individuals who intentionally expose themselves to > sunlight will now be arrested > and have their blood confiscated by federal health > authorities. All citizens > are advised to coat themselves with sunscreen every > time they go out in the sun > and avoid sun exposure until further notice. > Individuals caught seeking sunlight may be charged > with not only possession, > but trafficking of the vitamin D drug. DEA agents > have been alerted and will > be called in to arrest sunbathers. Sunscreen > checkpoints will also be set up in > public places where sunlight may occur, and any > citizen who fails to test > positive for the presence of sunscreen on their skin > will be immediately arrested > and charged with trafficking vitamin D. > Hat companies and sunscreen manufacturers hailed the > FDA's decision. > The FDA has also alerted the news media to the fact > that, since many fish > contain vitamin D, the fish inventory in grocery > stores around the country will > be confiscated, and fish oil products will no longer > be allowed on the market. > " We have found fish to contain alarming levels of > this dangerous, unapproved > drug, " said an FDA spokesperson. > To protect the U.S. population from the harmful > effects of sunlight, the FDA > is recommending that a giant, sun-blocking dome be > built over the entire > country. Funds to build the dome have already been > promised by makers of cancer > drugs, who stand to receive a windfall of profits > once cancer explodes across the > population due to universal vitamin D deficiencies. > Dubbed the " Merck dome, " the inside of the dome will > also display drug > advertisements round-the-clock, allowing people to > find the name of any drug they > need simply by looking towards the sky. To appease > likely complaints from > astronomers unhappy with a giant dome blocking their > view of the universe, Merck > promises to paint pictures of the moon, planets and > stars across the ceiling, > mixed in with the pharmaceutical advertisements. > Related book: > The Healing Power of Sunlight and Vitamin D: an > exclusive interview with Dr. > Holick > In this interview, Dr. Holick reveals fascinating > facts on how vitamin D is > created and used in the human body to ward off > chronic diseases like cancer, > osteoporosis, mental disorders and more. > > The FDA is also petitioning NASA to launch a mission > to actually destroy the > sun, thereby protecting humans from the dangers of > ultraviolet radiation. All > that is necessary for mainstream support of this > agenda is for President Bush > to declare the sun to be a terrorist in possession > of nuclear weapons. " The > sun is dangerous, " the FDA said in a recent press > release. " Just looking at it > can make you go blind. What more proof do you need? " > > All Americans who currently have inventory of > vitamin D pills or fish oil > supplements are being asked to turn them in at their > nearest pharmacy or face > stiff penalties. The FDA promises to dispose of all > the supplements in a safe, > responsible manner by feeding them to prisoners in a > series of radical medical > experiments. > In other news, the FDA said it was ready to grant > approval to the newest > anticancer drug, called Herceptin, which, quite > miraculously, has been shown to > reduce the risk of recurring breast cancer by almost > 1 percent. The drug will > soon be available by prescription at the low cost of > $11,000 per year, per > patient. Following the announcement of Herceptin, an > FDA spokesperson said, " Why do > we need to take risks with dangerous vitamin D when > we have clinically proven > products like Herceptin ready to be safely used by > everyone? " > > > > * * * * * * * *End Forward* * * * * * * * Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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