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 **Location:**   Los Angeles, CA\\ **Location:**   Los Angeles, CA\\
 **Date:**  June 17-18, 2006\\ **Date:**  June 17-18, 2006\\
-**Related content:** [[http://autoimmunityresearch.org/transcripts/waterhouse_lax2006.pdf|slides and transcript]]\\ +**Related content:** [[https://autoimmunityresearch.org/transcripts/waterhouse_lax2006.pdf|slides and transcript]]\\ 
  
  
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 is this little red oxygen. It’s actually an OH and this is added and it is this little red oxygen. It’s actually an OH and this is added and it
 makes all the difference. And here we have a nice picture of a makes all the difference. And here we have a nice picture of a
-kidney. O.K. So we have the molecule is transformed by adding+kidney. O.K. So we have the molecule transformed by adding
 the hydroxyl group so it can now activate the vitamin D receptor. the hydroxyl group so it can now activate the vitamin D receptor.
 Most doctors rely on the 25D precursor to decide how much Most doctors rely on the 25D precursor to decide how much
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