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home:food:aim_health [04.03.2019] – [At the first sign of any 'disease of aging'] sallieqhome:food:aim_health [04.03.2019] – [Don't Panic] sallieq
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 'vitamin' D is surprisingly immune suppressant.  It has been reported that a little more than 3 months after commencing Krill oil (or approximately 5000 IU of Vitamin D) to alleviate  the  symptoms  of  osteoarthritis  in his  knees, a sarcoidosis patient suffered an acute cardiac episode.  'vitamin' D is surprisingly immune suppressant.  It has been reported that a little more than 3 months after commencing Krill oil (or approximately 5000 IU of Vitamin D) to alleviate  the  symptoms  of  osteoarthritis  in his  knees, a sarcoidosis patient suffered an acute cardiac episode. 
  
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   * **fasting** – Fasting is not part of the MP. It is unknown whether it provides harm or benefit to a person on the treatment.   * **fasting** – Fasting is not part of the MP. It is unknown whether it provides harm or benefit to a person on the treatment.
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 [[home:food:chlorogenic_acid#coffee_and_tea|Coffee]] is also an immune modulator and is best avoided by those with immune issues. [[home:food:chlorogenic_acid#coffee_and_tea|Coffee]] is also an immune modulator and is best avoided by those with immune issues.
  
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