Randy Shore
Reporter and Blogger, Vancouver Sun
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I have escaped the city and mean to live off the land while maintaining a thoroughly modern urban lifestyle.
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Global warming is displacing BC’s iconic fish species shar.es/ZYVw5 via @VancouverSun
Global warming is displacing BC’s iconic fish species
blogs.vancouversun.com — As the ocean grows warmer due to climate change, iconic B.C. fish species such as salmon and eulichan are being forced from their normal habitat as they seek cooler waters or are displaced by warm-water species, according to a study by researchers at the University of B.C.The Green Man Podcast: Local food radio on your computer or phone shar.es/Z4Yx8
The Green Man Podcast: Local radio on your computer or phone
blogs.vancouversun.com — The Green Man Podcast is not just a broadcast version of the Green Man Blog: It's much, much more. For the past seven weeks I have been creating a weekly broadcast with interesting, opinionated and sometimes controversial guests.@BlueAnWhiteArmy k is useful for some patients suffering anticoagulation problems. I gave props to d, but we make plenty naturally.
The science is clear: vitamin supplements don’t improve health shar.es/ZhOJu
The science is clear: vitamin supplements don’t improve health
blogs.vancouversun.com — Scientists have been undecided about the effectiveness of vitamin supplements pretty much since the moment they were able to isolate them from our food. They've had decades to prove that supplements work but for the most part, they have failed.The science is clear: vitamin supplements don’t improve health shar.es/ZhGPa via @VancouverSun
The science is clear: vitamin supplements don’t improve health
blogs.vancouversun.com — Scientists have been undecided about the effectiveness of vitamin supplements pretty much since the moment they were able to isolate them from our food. They've had decades to prove that supplements work but for the most part, they have failed.@vancouvergadgets @Bexter80 there are many more, of course. One of my sources Judy McLean phd ubc thought it was spot on
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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov — BACKGROUND: Experimental models and observational studies suggest that vitamin E supplementation may prevent cardiovascular disease and cancer. However, several trials of high-dosage vitamin E supplementation showed non-statistically significant increases in total mortality. PURPOSE: To perform a meta-analysis of the dose-response relationship between vitamin E supplementation and total mortality by using data from randomized, controlled trials.None
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov — BACKGROUND: The role of oral vitamin C (ascorbic acid) in the prevention and treatment of the common cold has been a subject of controversy for at least sixty years. Public interest in the topic continues to be high and vitamin C continues to be widely sold and used as a preventive and therapeutic agent for this common ailment.@vancouvergadgets @Bexter80 vitamin believers tend to disregard the science even when it is presented
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