Diabetes
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- Grand Pooh-bah
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Excellent… it does benefit most… vit D could help in non-typical applications for sure if one is open minded.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 3:18 pmI was out for a lovely walk in the sunshine today, and met some others along the way walking their kiddos, so yes, I think people are getting the message. Vit D /sunshine/exercise is important for everyone, not just those with diabetes. Vit D is an essential hormone has many functions, for those who are light skinned it's easier to get it in just 10-15 min a day. Those with darker skin are more likely to need a supplement in winter.
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Seniors are advised to take vitamin D. Anyone living in gloomy foggy conditions the same.
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Yes... of course.
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I'm not sure why Campbell had his knickers in a knot over Vit D, anyone can read up on it and decide if they want/need it. He says "everyone " should be urged to take it, but there's no supplement which applies to "everyone". Some might want to get tested to see if they are deficient, can also be done thru online services if their doc won't order it, and knowing their levels, there are calculators online to tell people how much Vit D they would have to take to reach x level in their system. In the u.k. the health system even supplies those who are poor with Vit D, but I should think anyone can get it if they find they need it. Since it's not a pharmaceutical anyone can get more Vit D from sun or supplements, if they want to.
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I'm not sure why anyone would have their knickers in a knot over Dr. Campbell reviewing studies that show an increase in vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes and other health problems, and suggesting his audience consider upping their vitamin D intake and consulting their GP about the dosage.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 9:01 pm I'm not sure why Campbell had his knickers in a knot over Vit D, anyone can read up on it and decide if they want/need it. He says "everyone " should be urged to take it, but there's no supplement which applies to "everyone". Some might want to get tested to see if they are deficient, can also be done thru online services if their doc won't order it, and knowing their levels, there are calculators online to tell people how much Vit D they would have to take to reach x level in their system. In the u.k. the health system even supplies those who are poor with Vit D, but I should think anyone can get it if they find they need it. Since it's not a pharmaceutical anyone can get more Vit D from sun or supplements, if they want to.
But here we are, with more complaints about Dr. Campbell getting the word out to people who may not have heard about those studies showing vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes, like it's a bad thing and he shouldn't be doing it.
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Hard to believe how some complain about Campbell yet align with that idiot Scott Adams. Major malfunction happening there.
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I already explained the concerns that I had with Campbells videos on this. He misrepresented the strength of the evidence in the studies, including a large non-randomized controlled trial, didn't do his homework on that, and then used this as a soapbox to take digs at why the u.k. health system wasn't doing a big promo on Vit D. He didn't mention that they u.k offers free Vit D to those at risk who may not be able to afford it, claimed they were not doing due diligence to this issue. He promoted Vit D as a treatment for Covid and Diabetes prevention, which it is not. If he had taken a balanced presentation on Vit D, and acknowleged that the evidence was weak at best (from those particular studies, not all random controlled). I also provided a much more balanced example of an analysis of studies which covered the diabetes/Vit D issue and the limitations of the findings, where there was no political grandstanding involved. Campbell should stick to the scientific evidence and stop playing to certain groups biases, which he did claim at one point he was going to "follow the evidence". Maybe he just doesn't understand the difference between a randomized controlled trial and one which is not, maybe he's just too lazy to do his homework, and is only interested in getting more clicks for his videos.rustled wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 11:01 pmI'm not sure why anyone would have their knickers in a knot over Dr. Campbell reviewing studies that show an increase in vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes and other health problems, and suggesting his audience consider upping their vitamin D intake and consulting their GP about the dosage.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 9:01 pm I'm not sure why Campbell had his knickers in a knot over Vit D, anyone can read up on it and decide if they want/need it. He says "everyone " should be urged to take it, but there's no supplement which applies to "everyone". Some might want to get tested to see if they are deficient, can also be done thru online services if their doc won't order it, and knowing their levels, there are calculators online to tell people how much Vit D they would have to take to reach x level in their system. In the u.k. the health system even supplies those who are poor with Vit D, but I should think anyone can get it if they find they need it. Since it's not a pharmaceutical anyone can get more Vit D from sun or supplements, if they want to.
But here we are, with more complaints about Dr. Campbell getting the word out to people who may not have heard about those studies showing vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes, like it's a bad thing and he shouldn't be doing it.
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Scott Adams is a comedian, doing what comedians do best, and his comedy is rather brilliant. Yes, I "align" with comedic relief which is what he provided rather cleverly in the video I mentioned. If he ever seriously begins to present himself as a "doctor", giving questionable medical advice, then I would call him out for that.
Campbell has a different role, he puts up his shingle as a "doctor", and is telling people that Vit D is a treatment for Covid and Diabetes prevention(which it is not), when there other very important and far more effective considerations in treating those serious conditions. If he would leave his politics at the door and stick with evidence based science as he claimed he would do, that would be better. The evidence for Vit D in these conditions is weak at best.
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Yes, those 'alignment' preferences of influence are very clearly understood, like I said.
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I’m looking forward to reading the long term study - sounds promising.
https://www.umassmed.edu/news/news-arch ... -diabetes/Vitamin D shows promise for children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes
Study results suggest adding supplement to insulin therapy may slow disease progression
Truths can be backed up by facts - do you have any?
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The "concerns" misrepresent what Dr. Campbell actually said in this video - his review of the study, the contents of that study, and his recommendations to his viewers about vitamin D vis a vis diabetes. The concerns are a highly subjective opinion.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 9th, 2023, 6:04 amI already explained the concerns that I had with Campbells videos on this. He misrepresentedrustled wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 11:01 pm
I'm not sure why anyone would have their knickers in a knot over Dr. Campbell reviewing studies that show an increase in vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes and other health problems, and suggesting his audience consider upping their vitamin D intake and consulting their GP about the dosage.
But here we are, with more complaints about Dr. Campbell getting the word out to people who may not have heard about those studies showing vitamin D may be helpful in preventing diabetes, like it's a bad thing and he shouldn't be doing it.
There was nothing wrong with his review.
If an opinion contrary to your own makes you angry, that is a sign that you are subconsciously aware of having no good reason for thinking as you do.
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Again, misrepresenting what he has said, to suit the anti-Dr. Campbell narrative. The constant misrepresenting complaints about him from a random poster on the internet come across as petty.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 9th, 2023, 6:10 amScott Adams is a comedian, doing what comedians do best, and his comedy is rather brilliant. Yes, I "align" with comedic relief which is what he provided rather cleverly in the video I mentioned. If he ever seriously begins to present himself as a "doctor", giving questionable medical advice, then I would call him out for that.
Campbell has a different role, he puts up his shingle as a "doctor", and is telling people that Vit D is a treatment for Covid and Diabetes prevention(which it is not), when there other very important and far more effective considerations in treating those serious conditions. If he would leave his politics at the door and stick with evidence based science as he claimed he would do, that would be better. The evidence for Vit D in these conditions is weak at best.
I, for one, appreciate his having brought the vitamin D studies showing an interesting correlation to mitigating diabetes to the public's attention.
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It does! That's even better news!Fancy wrote: ↑Feb 9th, 2023, 7:33 am I’m looking forward to reading the long term study - sounds promising.https://www.umassmed.edu/news/news-arch ... -diabetes/Vitamin D shows promise for children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes
Study results suggest adding supplement to insulin therapy may slow disease progression
Next, Nwosu is launching a longer-term trial to clearly delineate the impact of vitamin D on partial clinical remission, which was not fully shown in this short-term study.
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Interesting your thoughts on this but when it comes to people understanding the science of vulnerability to severe covid you do not support similiar reasoning and facts.Silverstarqueen wrote: ↑Feb 8th, 2023, 9:01 pm I'm not sure why Campbell had his knickers in a knot over Vit D, anyone can read up on it and decide if they want/need it. He says "everyone " should be urged to take it, but there's no supplement which applies to "everyone". Some might want to get tested to see if they are deficient, can also be done thru online services if their doc won't order it, and knowing their levels, there are calculators online to tell people how much Vit D they would have to take to reach x level in their system. In the u.k. the health system even supplies those who are poor with Vit D, but I should think anyone can get it if they find they need it. Since it's not a pharmaceutical anyone can get more Vit D from sun or supplements, if they want to.
Everything you post, any beliefs you want to have change immediately to a very different way if respecting everyones extremely different case to needing a man. Sync drug for covid.
What you say above is common sense and a reasonable approach to any health concern.
And then you are very aggressive about the vax being the only answer to science.
Like the many you are about here, they are understanding, respecting and addressing a science based approach. Not a political and emotional one for their safety.
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Finland did research on Vit D to reduce incidence of type 1 in children many years ago. Change in incidence of type 1 since supplementing infants and children.Fancy wrote: ↑Feb 9th, 2023, 7:33 am I’m looking forward to reading the long term study - sounds promising.https://www.umassmed.edu/news/news-arch ... -diabetes/Vitamin D shows promise for children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes
Study results suggest adding supplement to insulin therapy may slow disease progression
https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/9 ... 53/2836243